Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-29
Bellows Falls Locals.

The high school held no memorial exer-
cises yesterday.
Jerould WEIGH is riding new Eclipse
bicycle this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. WEIGH will spend
Sunday at their cottage in Sunapee.
Malcolm Finlayson is putting in the
foundation for new house in the rear OF
John R. Blood's residence.
The new opera house in Claremont will
be dedicated next month and Fanny
Davenport will be the attraction, so it is
said.
The " A. ball team plays the Dart
mouth freshmen this afternoon and the
Gushing Academy team Monday afternoon.
There will be meeting Of the w. g. I.
U. in the room occupied by the Woman's
Auxiliary, Tuesday, June 1, at 3 o'clock.
Jack HARRY of Walpole and Charles
Cochran of this place were each fined SIS
and costs last evening for disturbing the
peace.
Edward Chapman OF Ludlow was taken
to Rutland Thursday by Chief Thompson
because he was unable to pay fine for
disturbing the peace.
Marjorie Winnewisser celebrated the
fifth anniversary of her birth day Thursday
by giving delightful birthday party to II
OF her young friends. Several presents
were made, and supper served which all
seemed to enjoy highly.
The ladies of Emmanuel church will
serve a strawberry supper at the parish
house on Thursday, June 3, from to Z
o'clock The clothing which the girls Of
the junior auxiliary have been preparing
for the daughter of missionary in Mime
sofa will be on exhibition during the even
ing.
John B. Morse and Rev. j. E. Fuller
ton are delegates from the Congregations
church to the annual state conference Of
Congregational churches to be held ii
Middlebury June s and 9 MIR. Fullerton
is to preach the anniversary sermon, while
N. G. Williams is moderator. Mrs. j. E
Fullerton and Mrs A. N. Swain are dele
gates from the ladies' union.
An exchange says: The first Vermonte'
to Join the Grand Army was Gen. Georg'
j. Stannard, who received thedegrees il
Washington in 1867. The first pos
chartered was Wells Post At St. Johnsbur,
in January, 1868. The second one was a
Burlington and was named Stannard, ate
Gen. Stannard. The first department en-
, campment was held at Montpelier in 1868
8 George P. Foster being commander.
Among recent purchasers of wheels are
Mrs. l. w. Hoar, Navarro; Mrs. G. w
> Black, Falmouth; H. w. Ramsey, Fal
mouth Merton Robinson, Navarro
Frank Wilbur, Chicopee; Miss Hele
Lawrence, Falmouth Miss Ridden, Fal
mouth; Mrs. C. L. Aldrich, Chicopee
Miss Beauregard, Chicopee; A. L. Field
Fitchburg A. A. Butterfeld, Navarro; J
o. Spring, Cleveland; w. H. Petrie
Chicopee; Marion Williams, Chicopee
\ w. H. Barney, Remington John Splar
= Chicopee L. G. Taylor, Chicopee.
Admirers of seasonable show windo'
decorating will admire what Winnewisse
:, & Conway have to offer at the New Yor
, Racket to-day. The idea is timely an
Y the execution clever indeed; of cours
it is the work of w. E. Conway who's
ability in this direction is known to all. l
y the rear surrounded by potted plants is
picture of Gen. Stoughton and directly
front Of the picture is marble monumer
: and on either side limitations of grave
handsomely decorated with flowers; at th
head of the several graves are the NAME
: of all the Union dead buried in the cem'
teries in Bellows Falls at the extreme lie
}. is flag and stand OF arms. No enc b.
Conway would have thought of this uniqr
It but highly appropriate way of dressing
window for Memorial day.