Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-01
Bellows Falls Locals.


bushels OF plums this year.
Fourteen went from here on the excur-
sion to Ausable Chasm last Friday.
The board of pension examiners met in
DR.. j. S. Hills office this morning.
The roof of John L. Moore & Sons
mills is being covered with galvanized iron.
Most of the New York trains this week
have been late because of heavy White
Mountain travel.
The Sunday school at Gageville will be
resumed next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, after months vacation.
Frank Rafferty, of Quincy, Mass, was
arrested last night by Officer Stapleton for
drunkenness; he will have a hearing this
afternoon.
A new and neatly arranged blackboard
for bulletining all trains, has this week
been placed at the side Of the ticket office
at the station, instead of at the window OF
the telegraph flee, as heretofore.
Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Scanlon, IS months old, died of diphtheria
last Saturday and was buried Sunday
morning.
M. A. Snow who runs milk route into
Bellows Falls and carries on the Wilson
farm in Wa]pole as well as his own, has
procured three-horse power gasoline en-
CINE with which he is to do his threshing
this year.
Several from Bellows Falls rode down to
Westminster, Sunday, to the kurn Hattin
Home, and listened to the excellent address
by Rev. Dr. Dickinson. He told the boys
and their friends of his recent California
trip.
1t is reported that M. F. Davis sewers bis
nnection with the firm of w. H. Bodine
& Co., September 6; he will be succeeded
by E. R. Ball, who sewers his connection
with the Boston & Maine freight office to-
day.
While bicycling Monday S. w. Wider
Jr., saw a beautiful doe standing in the
road near the abode of Linus Willard OF
Westminster road. He was within roc
of the animal when she bounded over the
fence and made tracks down the side O.
the hill toward the river. Mr.. Wilde,
saws it was pretty sight.
The street parade and out door concert
to be given by the Guy Bros Ministries
next Friday noon, will be feature which
all can enjoy. These famous Ministries
come here under the auspices Of the loca
X. of P, and those who have attended the
entertainments in former years know wha
to expect Friday night.
Mrs. Mary Blake Johonnot and daugh
ter, Margaret, are visiting friends in Bel
lows Falls and vicinity. Wednesday of las
week Misses Mary and Hattie Morgan
gave very enjoyable breakfast for thei
pl assure, inviting to meet them Mrs
Helen Russell of Walpole, Miss Agnes
Elmendorf, and Mrs. Topliff of Holyoke
Mass.
Maurice j. Roche has been awarded
prize by the Woman's World and Jennes
Miller Monthly for the excellent list sui
mitted by him in the Enthusiastic" wor
constructing contest opened by that Jou
nal few months ago. The prize offere
is a Geneva diamond and ruby triplex RIM
J. The names of the cessful competitor
e will appear in the September number
the magazine.
Miss Georgia White began her duties
bookkeeper and assistant local editor
ir the TIMES office Monday. She will
At remembered by some Of the residents
:. Bellows Falls as pupil-teacher in the S
Ia Agnes school some nine years ago, VIII
Miss Jane Hapgood was principal. She
to the daughter of Rev. Homer White, t
IN Episcopal rector in Randolph, Vt. Mi
ot White has been engaged in newspap
We work for several years with marked ST
he cess, doing work on the Randolph Hera
es and News, and later on the Burlingt
Daily News. Her work on the TINES
ed quite an extent will consist OF local repo
1t, ing.
y A few of the young friends of Miss AM
he F. Keefe gave her surprise party Saturd
in evening at her home in North Walpo
ar which was pleasant affair. After the b
Nc few moments of confusion consequent up
the unexpected arrival OF the party
IN guests were most cordially received
'ry entert ,ined. Tables were placed for wi
, ey and dancing was also INDUCED in. In
m half of those present, S. j. Tyrrell P
40, sented the young lady with ring as
lad slight token Of the esteem in which sh'
mo held. Thomas Hebron and Miss Liz
rai Harmon of Keene, N. H., we're in ate
Dse ance. Refreshments were served and al
ian a very pleasant evening the guests depart
req extending to the hostess as they left
,de best of good wishes.
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md Death of Mrs. benjamin. Fifield.