Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-07
THE TIMES.
WURDAY, AttGUsT Z, 1897.
BRATTLEBORO,

Col. Kittredge Haskins and wife will 90 te
The seashore next week.
An exhibit Of amateur photography will be
given in the association rooms in October.
l.. E. Chittenden has in preparation q
biography OF Gov. Chittenden, Vermont
first governor.
The Epworth League and Sunday school OF
y, the Methodist society held lawn party
o "Wednesday night at the house of C. ID. Smith
! on Spruce street.
: Prof. William b. Clark of John Hopkins
university returned Monday, after visiting
ms mother in Bfattleboro. Prof. Clark will
leave soon to spend some time in Russia.
Road Commissioner Games is giving South
NAM street a new coat of macadam from
Nam to Canal streets. He has this week laid
lf-inch surface drainage pipe under the
street, in addition to the l2-inch nine pre
viously laid.
Walter Mooney of Bratteboro jumped from
the sunday morning newspaper train at Put
hey last Sunday, when the train was running
az lnli speed. lie described several awkward
eVolntions IN the air, but was not hurt.
The annual meeting of the Spofiord lake fish
ana game league will be held at the Gonyou
cottage IN chesterfield, N. H., the 18Th.
Rrof Frank I. Cole of Columbus, O.. form.
erly OF Westmoreland, N. H., will give a
complimentary dinner at l O'Clock to the
members OF the league and their friends.
Key: Hal ID. Maxwell, pastor of the Uni
versalist church of Brattieboro, will preach
the occasional sermon at the 6tth annn.i
| convention OF the Universalists of Vermont
ana the province of Quebec, to be held Of
Nofthheld, VT, the oath, 25th and Goth.
MISS hena Young of Brattleboro, formerly
| OF Dummerston, has been engaged Inv TIA
d nla.eieporo woman's club to teach the kim
dergarten school next term. 1t is undecided
whether the school will be re-opened in its
present location. The club has received sew
erai generous contributions for the support ot |
'he school, but more money is still needed.
Inc east span of the West Dummerston |
raiiroaa bridge on the narrow gauge road |
W W. was carried away by the high water of
west river Thursday of last week has been
replaced by temporary structure. So that
tralns are now able to pass. 1t will he sew.
eral weeks before the new iron BRIDGE viii
be ready to put in place.
Miss Minnie Haskins, stenooranber Of tho
a nra,eleporo savings bank, while riding home
on ler Dicycie Wednesday noon, ran into
hole IN the road near DR.. F. A. Woodhnry,S
on Elliot street, made by the recent heavv
rams; ana was thrown to the ground. She
struck on her head and was rendered mn
conscious. In this condition and under her
, mneel sl,e was found by Oman Prescott, who
" mas leturnlng from work at the Estev organ
lactor!es She was unconscious until aCter .
o clock in the afternoon. '''o'
Cos. and F, 2lst United States infantry
: ~ 81 STONE command, with one Gatlino pu1
lelt r!attSburg barracks at 7o'clock Monday
morning "a, by steamer to Larabee's Landing.
WITH WI ~ "nere they will arrive Sund ",
whose command left Fort Ethan AJlsn
thursday morning. The Estey guard leay.
ing Brattleboro Thursday afternoon. will
prepare camp for the coming of the brigade
Monfnayl;a, i l. me 81 cavalry band, with the
etncampment. Fuller battery will also march c
TO camp, leaving Brattleboro SUNDAY morn.
NY. wnlle inc keene light guard will 90 on |
l ln, bicycles. There will be number Of I
Chells r;fan m, IN camp, including the
Northfield cadets. Secretary of War AIaar !
VIII review the troops Friday, the 18th. when
resident Mckinley and members of lis
cabinet will be present MS +
STOCK AND FIXTURES FoREc1osEn
nor 1 proceedings were Instituted a
mere wednesday by Elijah Reed and Charles '
IL. frosty OF Brattleboro and George p. MIL
e a OF 6ulldford, holders of mortgage Of d
POW ", upon the stock and fixtures of Austin h
H. =. MllIeI OF Brattloboro, confectioner and
rult dealer. The foreclosure was made mon
dr. Miller's statement that he wond he mn a.
lDle TO conduct the business further because "
u the pressure of outside parties. II is esti -
mated that his liabilities are about $4,000, :,
W. assets enough to cover Mr.. Miller be- !.
'ail IN the confectionery business in Market II
'iock on Elliot street, buying ont r. T.. Rat. b
'helder in 1887. He built up good trade
ma =, less than two years ago he moved to the Ell
ia ia b. N. Chamberlain store, fronting on N
' nal street. Since then his store and ice la
ream parlor has been the equal of anv in Ell
outhern Vermont. The PREVAILING hard c.
INES INES however have lessened trade and OF
maze collections difficult, which with The
PRESSURE of out-of-town parties, made the !,
resent course seem advisable T,