Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24

DC music and talk on the Hawian islands
by Mrs. q. A. Shelton, who will have many
cnrios'to show.
Inc net loss to each of the insurance COM
pahies affected by the recent fire at West
hrattieboro has been estimated by local insu.
rance men as follows: The Liverpool and
Glohe, $4,000; the National of Hartford $500 +;
the Aetna, $200 the Continental of New
FORK, nork' S2oo0; the Granite State, $500; the
Vermont mutual, $500; the Commercial
Union, $1,000.
Inc travelling man who was locked up nv
Chlef OF Police Hall Thursday night and who
oroke Jai the next morning, was caught in
n ne was given hearing before Justice Will
nam s. Newton. He pleaded guilty to the
charge of mtoxication and paid a fine which,
with costs, amounted to $l6.
George Dnsmore of Dinsmore & Barthol-
mes, the new proprietors of the Valley ma
cnlne.shop, lost his right forearm yesterday
morning in planer in Gould 4 Helyar's shon
ON Flat street. He tried to remove a gummy
substance from feed-lron while the machine
was IN motion and his arm was caught in the
cylinder and drawn in nearly to the elbow.
ne was held in that position until the ma
chihe could be stopped and the cylinder re-
| moved. Dlnsmore is Brattleboro bow and
until few weeks ago was employed in the
tramp ship yards in PHILADELPHIA The acci-
cent is peculiarly distressing in that it de-
| stroys the excellent prospects of bright and
enterPrising young man.
large number of voters assembled at the
70 tow th nal Saturday night to elect delegates
held at Newfane to-day. The following list
OF delegates were elected: Col. George w.
Hooker, w. II. Bracket, Gen. j. J. Estey.
". +. Hubbard, Kittredge Haskins, c. 6.
nuts, N. r. Taylor, J. Gray Estey, o. 7.
Ware, II. L. Bruce, L. f. Adams, George B.
u. Snrpant A S.l,, q q
HUNT, Walter Robbins, Herbert Harris and
y. Ill. Thompson. Most, if not all of these
delegates favor the election of Lawyer Charles
ii. Robb of Bellows Falls as state's attorney.
ana 1.n the majority of them were put upon the
list through the influence of the newly organ
lzed young mems Republican club. immedi
aIeiy after the caucus a l5x25 Mckinley and
Hobart flag was flung to the breeze. Excel
tent speeches were made by James F. Hooker,
T. u Martin, G. c. Fits and Kittredge Haskins.
Music was furnished by the LIST regiment
band.
The village of East Brattleboro was the
o1her night visited by the most destructive
I II, That 1t has known in many years. About
LOU p. NJ. flames were discovered in meat
mark owned by A. III. & l.. F. Stratton.
ne iire originated in room in which lard
mad been tried during the afternoon The
59ullolnS and It's contents were quickly
destroyed and the flames spread to adjoining
houses. STATIONS market was valued at
SZooo. The other buildings DESTROYED were a
meat market and barber shop owned by l..
II. Knapp and valued at $1,000, a wooden
block owned by DIR. C. S. Clark containing
the post Office and store of NJ. j. Mather. a
large barn in which We're II hogs and a num-
BET DC, OF pigs, all of which were burned and the
Ell! of John Sargents residence The loss
W, Will be $500, DR.. Clark's loss will be $4,000.
The loss, including the damage by fire and
water to the household effects in six tene-
ments, is over $4,000. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.