Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-06
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.

their luck at hshlng yesterday
Arthur Arnold and G. H. Gibson killed
black snake over four feet long Sunday.
Henry Putnam moved from the Ezekiel
Weston farm after residence in town OF
four weeks.
The body of Mrs. Lewis Tatman, who
died on Russell street of consumption, was
sent to Winchendon, Mass, yesterday.
The ladies who have taken Temper
ance Temple Wheels" will please return
same whether they have been filled or not.
c. w. Butterfeld has this week fine
show of pansies in blossom, at his green
houses lately re-opened on School street.
Newell the healer, is in Springfield,
Mass, Some 100 persons were treated
by him yesterday.
George r. Wales and Preston Hadley
spent yesterday in the wilds OF Chester
and brought in % pounds OF nice trout.
This was actual weight on the scales
Aflidavits furnished on application.
An extra baggage car has been put on
the train running between Springfield and
Montreal for the accommodation of the ex-
press.
Bramie Center Of Granville, N. T., has
engaged to work for Morton Roundy and
has moved with his family into the Roundy
cottage.
Examinations occur this week in the pub
lie schools, at the end Of five weeks
period, instead of four, as this term has
only ten weeks.
Dennis brisbane had fine pair Of chest
nut horses arrive from Boston Monday,
weight 300 pounds. They are fine APP
pearing span.
Andrew Joubert went to Burlington
Monday to begin work in the printing office
of Barrett and johnson, proprietors OF the
Farmers Advocate.
The suggestion that the sprinkler cease
to sprinkle when going over crossings has
elected several hearty amens, especially
from the ladies.
C. H. Gibson and Ed. Barrett caught IL
pounds of trout near Bartonsville last Sat
urday, all large ones, several measuring
over 10 inches in length.
The large plate glass window in Cotas
barber shop has been replaced, K. ii
Ramsey having the contract. Mr.. Ramsey
replaced the broken window for just $50
MAYNARD and Pierce's stores in the Brown
block are undergoing repairs. MIR. May
nards quarters will be enlarged, and Mr.
Pierce will have new floor in his bargain
store.
w. w. Slate is improving his residence
on Atkinson street by the addition OF bath
rooms, toilets and set bowls, and moder
. sanitary plumbing. Allbee & Rabbit
have the contract for the work.
Hearing before commissioners E. w
Stoddard, Sydney Holmes and c. Lane OF
disputed claims in the insolvency pro
ceedings of Henry A. Phelps began yeste1
day in F. A. Bolles office and continues to
day.
John T. Moore states that the Telegram
signed by the chairmen Of the Rockingham
state and district committees and sent t.
the Brattleboro delegates asking tor thei
support in choosing Bellows Falls dele
gate to St. Louis was not sent with his az
proval.
. The selectmen will widen Rockingham
street to 40 feet, some time during tn
summer. This will bring the highwa
plumb with the corner of Wheeler's laundr
and cause the narrowing of the side wal
part of the way. S. c. Fleming is movin
the cottage that has been bone of cor
tention for some time.
Wellesley and Smith have placed til
Bellows Falls high school on their list OF az
credited schools, and hereafter any gi
} whose standing here is satisfactory may Ell
ter on certificate without further examine
ton. This certifcation right is extende
by the colleges only after careful consl'
Grafton of the work done by the schoo
Amherst, it will be remembered, gave tt
same right last year. Dartmouth an
Brown also admit on certificate.
Complaint having been made to the ba
lifts in regard to ball playing on the publ
streets they desire to call attention to artic
10 of our village bylaws, which reads q
follows
"No person shall play at ball or al
game of chance or skill or throw any stol
or SNOWFALL, upon our public streets, sid
walks, commons or parks within the corp
rations, etc. Any person violating any
the provisions of this article shall be flint
, not less than 50, nor more than S15 wi
costs for each and every offense."
= F. X. Robbins, agent for the Yarmou
le steamship company, was in town yesterda
Mr.. Robbins is pleasantly remember
here as the gentleman who accompain
. the Bellows Falls party to the land
D, Evangeline last season. 1t is probal
that party from Bellows Falls, keene a
Brattleboro will go to Nova Scotia Il
summer over a little different route tn