Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-04
Bellows Falls Locals.

are camping at Stoddard Pond.
S. j. Cray lost horse by death Mon
day night.
The management OF the Springfield cleo
trio road expect to have cars running tt
the Charlestown station to-day.
Material for the laying OF a new concrete
walk on the north side of Burt Place ha
been drawn there during the past few days
The Y. p. G. U. Of the Universalis
church will hold lawn party on the churc!
grounds next Tuesday evening.
At a meeting Of the creditors of G. l.
Forbes held Monday, E. A. Norwood O.
the firm of Norwood & Field was appointed
assignee.
Miss Myrtle Hale of Cambrdgeport il
sick with diphtheria at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. Fred Cass on Atkinson street
The house has been quarantined.
Frank Massucco was up before Justice
Williams Monday on the adjourned charge
of selling liquor and pleaded guilty to one
offense, being fined with costs $40 So.
Fred Bissell and family moved Monday
from the tenement he lately occupied with
bis father to the house of A. d. Beckwith
on the Old Terrace.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church gave very pleasant reception Fri
day evening to Herbert E. Wilkins and
bis bride. 1t was given in the parlors Of
the church.
The Sagwa Indians who have been on
the Westminster road for the past two
weeks, broke camp yesterday and moved
to Chester where they will be during
muster.
The Epworth League will hold a lawn
party on the lawn in front of the Method
list church, Friday evening, August +.
Ice cream and cake will be for sale and
good music will be in attendance.
A son was born yesterday afternoon to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Grout at the
home Of Mrs. CIRCUITS parents. 1t is re-
ported that Barney has now attained the
supreme ambition of his life-he is a
grandfather.
Wolfred Parizeau died last Friday of
pulmonary abscess. He lived in the Jo-
seph Grignon tenement on Wells street
and was 25 years of age. The funeral
was from St. Charles church last Sunday,
with burial in the old Catholic cemetery.
j. W. Buemond sold pair of horses
to party in Acworth, N. H.. last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Buemond says there has
not been SO much teaming in Bellows Falls
in ten years as during this season; he has
turned away several good jobs lately
because he has all he can do.
Thomas Maloney, machine tender for
the Westminster Paper company caught
pike in the Connecticut river near the mill
which weighed little over ten
pounds, being the largest of the year in
his vicinity.
The Keene Light Guard, who will be at
muster in Chester during governors day,
will leave Keene on wheels Thursday,
August -, and will camp that night on the
lat in North Walpole opposite the River
side hotel; H. d. Aldrich will be caterer.
The trip will be made to Chester Friday
morning.
The bailiff's made an investigation Of
'urface water in the vicinity of S. j. Cray's
enement on Kerry avenue last evening.
The water has kept the cellar flooded
most of the summer. The controversy is
whether the course of the water has not
'een diverted from the premises of Will
lam O'Brien onto Mr.. Cray's property.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson CT Andover, Mass,
pastor of the Free Baptist church there,
preached in the Congregational church last
sunday and will also preach next Sunday
n exchange with the pastor. Mr.. Fuller
on is at Old Orchard.
A concrete sidewalk is being laid on the
forth side of Saxtons River street this
week. The surveying and locating of the
limits of the street front of the house OF
Noses Miller and others near there result
n the taking of portion of the front yards
IS they have been until now
1t is reported that one Charles Berry
las recently returned to Seattle from the
region with S135, 200 in gold. 1t
las been stated that this Berry is the same
me who used to be in the cigar business
lere, his name, however was Henry and
lie was member of King Solomon's Ma
onic lodge. His cigar stand some 20
ears ago used to be where the Wilson
lock now is.
There was an accident on the SPRING
ED electric road at Charlestown Monday
vening. An officer of the road was taking
party of 10 or 10 for ride and was re-
urning to the Charlestown station. A flat
ar was standing on the track and as he
pproached it he applied the brakes which
efused to act, with the result that the two
ars met with sharp crash. The passen-
er car was considerably smashed and the