Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-05-09
Bellows Falls Locals.

Louis Eddy is firing on the Fitchburg
The toll bridge has been newly planked.
w. D. Lockwood is riding an Imperial
wheel
Frank Duffy will purchase Columbia
tandem.
Field day at Saxtons River Monday
afternoon
Lieutenant Foote of Vermont Academy
is riding new Columbia.
The unimproved portion of Oak Hill
cemetery is being laid out in drives.
Underhill Bros. have laid out two hand
some flower beds in front of the corner
grocery.
Rev. j. W. Naramores text for to-
morrow will be taken from Joshua 1-6,
"Be strong and ofa good courage"
P. Fleming was candidate for bailiff in
the Tuesday election in Brattleboro but
was defeated by John Calvin 457 to 3S1.
The double quartette Of the Congrega-
tional church, together with the organist
and violin orchestra, go to Westmoreland
Thursday to give concert in the church.
G. P. Blanchard has purchased of Nor
wood and Walker the lot at the corner of
Green and Williams street and will COM
mence the erection of two story tenement
house thereon at once.
With this issue we begin running the
time table of the Grand Trunk system.
This table will be kept revised up to date,
and can always be depended upon for reli-
able reference.
The picture of Kit Haskins and Lo Mar
tin inveighing against the /" bosses" was
sight for the gods. An instance of turn
ing states evidence, we should remark
Randolph Herald and News.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. will be held
in the association rooms Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock; the directors will meet
the same evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The commissioners in the insolvency case
of II. A. Phelps, who met in F. A. Bolles'
office Wednesday, disposed of - disputed
claims, but continued the hearing on the
claim of F. B. Phelps until June %.
Miss Emma Winnewisser, Myron Ray
mond, 2, F. G. Pierce, 2, George r.
Wales, 2, Miss Ada Archer of Chester and
Freddie Winnewisser have all bought the
Gendron wheel sold by George Andrews of
this place.
James Dunlap died at his home on the
Old Terrace Wednesday of consumption.
He was Sc years of age and leaves widow
and six children. The funeral will be this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house, Rev.
j. w. Naramore officiating, with inter-
ment at Oak Hill.
The exact disposition of the cases
against the Commercial house was as fol-
lows: The liquor seized, small quantity
of gin in two kegs, was condemned and
destroyed and costs amounting to S17. 80
charged. To the charge of keeping with
the intent to sell the proprietor pleaded
guilty and was fined S. and costs of
$14.91. He also pleaded guilty to five
offences of selling and was fined $50 and
costs of S15.93. The total cost was
S1o3.74, which was paid.
The auction sale of real estate and per-
sonal property belonging to the estate of
the late j. A. Farnsworth in Saxtons
River on Thursday was largely attended,
many going out from here. The home was
sold to L. C. Tenney for $500 and will be
occupied by him. This house was built at
an expense of some S17 900 and is ele-
gantly finished throughout, but the loca-
ton of same in a small place with but little
manufacturing industry compels such sacri-
fee sales of real estate.
A company named the "Original b.
hemian glass blowers" will exhibit at Union
hall each night next week. Specialties
will be introduced, such as the giving of
presents to the handsomest people, and
dancing each evening to music furnished by
the Bellows Falls orchestra. The company
comes under the auspices of the Owl club.
The address by Prin. o. L. Beverage
given in the high school building last even
ing proved an entertaining account of a
fishing trip in the gulf of st. Lawrence. A
piano duet was given by Misses Day and
Winnewisser, cornet solo by III. b. In
gram, and vocal solo by c. L. Barber