Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
Bellows Falls Locals.

The F. B. F. Grocery company will
have pure food exhibition all next week.
Mr.. Labaree is still hauling in big fish at
Sunapee lake, his latest catch being six
pound white trout.
M. D. Jackson is to remove from Chase
Park into the new house on South street
being erected by Wyman Flint.
S. D. Hartman is refurnishing his bar
Der shop with some fine new chairs and
other paraphernalia.
Benjamin Royce has finished work for
Wheeler's steam laundry and will enter
M. A. Durkee's dry goods store.
The Epworth League realized good
sum from their lawn party last night.
Music was furnished by the Juvenile
orchestra.
The grand chancellor of the Knights Of
Pythias will be present at the regular meet
ing Tuesday night. The lodge will serve
Supper and a full attendance is desired.
G. w. Swift, the photographer on West
minister street, is the proprietor Of pho
tograph car, which the past week has been
in the town Of Reading.
New concrete is being laid up both sides
OF Cherry street leading from School,
greatly improving the appearance Of the
street and surrounding property.
The Boston & Maine railroad run an ex-
cursion to Lake Sunapee tomorrow morn.
ing, train leaving here at s so and returning
leave the lake at 515. Fare for the round
trip, 81 20.
Grand Chancellor George of St. Albans
will visit Bellows Falls Lodge No. II K.o
P. next Tuesday evening The first degree
will be worked, and all knights are request
ed to be present.
Three log-men and 20 horses camped
across the river Wednesday night, having
come up the river from Holyoke, and are
on the way north to commence on next
years log drive.
A vesper service will be held in the Con.
gregational church at 6 o'clock Sunday
evening. This will takes the place of the
regular o'clock Christian Endeavo1
prayer meeting.
There are at present only nine boarders
at the town farm, and of these three are
from this village, Capt. Walter Taylor
Miss Clark, formerly housekeeper for San
ford Granger, and Miss Leach.
The only arrangement made so tar fol
special trains to Chester next week from
this place is that the 5. 10 A. NJ. mixed will
be held until S15 A. NJ All other trains
will run as usual.
Frederick J. Blake has had the exclusive
right given him by @. M. General w. H
Gilmore to do do all of the photographine
for the Vermont companies at the camp
grounds at Chester next week.
At the ice cream party, to be held or
the Universalist church grounds, mex
Tuesday evening, August 10, musica
and literary entertainment will be given OF
the lawn, and, rain or shine, two balloon.
will take their upward flight to the Klon.
dixie regions. Everybody is expected te
be there, on time, ready for the fun.
Derby & Ball are having made one o.
the International dollars of solid gold and
silver, which will be presented to Presi
dent Mckinley, by Judge Henry o.
Chester. next Friday. Will E. Parsons
was the workman who has the honor Of
making this souvenir. This international
dollar may be of practical use in settling
the currency question yet.
An interview with Allbee & Babbitt, the
leading plumbing concern, shows them to
be unusually busy even for them. They
have two furnaces and the plumbing for
two tenements complete to put into B.
Cannon, Jr.'s new house. The heating
and plumbing of the new depot for the
Boston & Maine railroad at Claremont
Junction the heating and plumbing in the
new houses of Clinton Hatch and Fred
Paul on the Morgan lots, also of John Has
sett's house on Green street. They also
are replumbing the old Episcopal parson-
age, new bath room, laundry trays, etc.
They also have contracts for heating and
plumbing the new residence of Mrs. Cald-
well and new building now being erected
by Chandler & Cutting at Claremont
They have this week contracted to place
new sanitary closets, urinals, sinks, etc.,
in No. 2 school building, a furnace for F.
G. Hildreth on Rockingham street and one
for E. w. Cove on New Terrace.