Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-11
Bellows Falls Locals.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. M. "A.
Bodwell at East Ryegate last Friday,
August 6. ,-.--
The firm of Tidd & Goodell dissolved
last Saturday and the business
will be continued by Mr.. Tidd.
The ladies of the Y. M. G. A. auxiliary
realized 1881 from their lawn party held
on the grounds of L. S. Hayes.
Henry Otis King sent handsome speci-
men of the bass from Lake Sunapee to the
family of Edward Arms last Friday.
Col E. G. Osgood has family tent at
the muster, located just south of the com
pany streets, where he is entertaining
a number of bis friends.
George E. WEIGH has added to his fur
niture and crockery business line of
undertaking goods and has something to
say regarding it in his advertisement.
Rev. J. E. Fullerton went to East Wool
wich, Me-, Monday evening, where he will
spend the remainder of his vacation. This
is the same place he visited last season.
A party of sixteen from Prof. Roux's
summer French school took an enjoyable
ride Saturday from Saxtons River to Rock
ingham and from there here, stopping an
hour or so at Towns hotel in the afternoon.
Assignee Eugene S. Leonard mailed
Saturday checks for the payment of div
idend of &c 2-1O per cent to the creditors
of the insolvent estate Of A. H. Bissell,
as ordered by the probate court.
Charles P. Clark of Westminster West
has opened a studio in the Arms block.
AS soon as the room is repaired he will
locate here and thoroughly equip the
studio. III.
The electric arc lights of the village out
side of the square are being extinguished
about o'clock in the morning at this
season of the year, giving practically all
night service.
The Fitchburg road advertises for next
Friday special rates from stations above
and including Winchendon, to Chester,
VT, and return, good on the noon mail.
Passengers may return Friday and Satur-
day.
First-Lieut Stephen NJ. Foote of the
4th artillery will not return to Vermont
Academy at Saxtons River, as he has been
detailed as instructor in military science and
tactics at the New York military academy
at Cornwall-o n-the-Hudson.
Rev. F. A. Wilson of Amherst, Mass,
who has supplied the Congregational pull
pit for the past two Sundays, is the pastor
of Congregational church named the
Free church, and not of Free Baptist
church, as stated last week.
P. T. Clair has severed his connection
with the Continental Clothing company in
Boston to accept a better position as chief
clerk and window trimmer for the II. H.
Guinan Clothing company, one of the lead
ing establishments in the city of Lynn,
Mass.
John Paterson, who lives on the farm
of H. w. Thompson in the Basin, left
Monday for Moselle, N. D., where he
goes to superintend the harvesting OF a
large wheat crop on land owned by H. r.
Thompson. He will be gone month or
more.
The petition in insolvency filed Saturday
in the probate court against the Keene
Furniture company, does not include the
Keene Wood Rim company, the latter being
a corporation existing under the laws of
Maine, though the company's business has
been carried on in the same shops with the
Keene Furniture company.
The TIMES Extra will be on sale at
the newsstand of F. c. Winnewisser at
p. NJ. Thursday. 1t will contain com
plete program for Friday at Chester.
Everyone intending to visit the camp on
that day, should get a copy the night be-
fore.
The Fall Mountain Paper company are
to move their cutting room,
which has been some years over No. 3
machine room, to the room over No.
engine room. This gives this department
a much larger room which is greatly
needed, and it is also much cooler for the
summer. The pulp presses which have
been in the room to which they move have
been moved down one story into a new
room added to the No. engine room.
Lofty Sage, wife of F. w. Rowell of
this place, died Sunday morning at New
port, n. H., at the home of Mr.. Rowell's
father, of consumption. Mrs Rowell had
been in failing health since last spring, and
a short time since she was taken to Boston
to consult physicians, but her case was
pronounced incurable. She was % years
of age, and leaves beside husband, three
small children to be deprived of a mothers
tender care. A loving wife, devoted
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