Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-09-29
Bellows Falls Locals.

annual inventory.
F. L. Newell will move from the tene-
ment on South street to Mrs. BARRIERS
house on George street.
III. w. Keene and wife have gone to
! Wildwood, N. H., where Mr.. Keene ex-
poets to achieve reputation as deer
| slayer.
Miss Jennie Shipman, who has just en-
tered Smith college, writes home that the
freshman class at that institution numbers
1888.
The funeral of Mrs Roxanna Brown
was held Tuesday at the home OF A. A.
Halliday, Rev. Mr.. Marggraf efficiating,
The remains were taken to Surry, N. H.,
for burial.
Patrick Mapganran and William Rafers,
residents of Bristol, but at present in the
employ Of the Connecticut River Logging
company, we're brought before the court
Monday orning on the charge of drunk
enness and were fined S. and costs for
disturbing the peace.
1t is reported that the Fall Mountain
Paper company will remove the electric
light office to the Conant building on
Bridge street. This will bring the office
into the square, and doubtless prove a
great advantage to the companys patrons.
r. H. Blair, who has been in business
in Bellows Falls for the past IA years, has
sold his milk route to G. G. Wright Of
Westminster, who takes possession Octo-
Der 1. Mr.. Blair goes in about couple
of months to Brock.on, Mass, to take
charge of large farm.
The preacher at the meeting of the
Womans' Auxiliary at the Emmanuel church
Tuesday evening, October 5, is Rev. Geo
Y. Bliss Of Burlington. Speakers at the
general missionary meeting Wednesday
evening, October 6, are Ri. Rev. A. c. A.
Hall. bishop of the diocese, DR.. VIM. j.
Harris Rev. w. v Tunnel, warden Of
King Hall, Washington, D. c.; Rev. A.
w. S. Gorden of Western Texas.
Last Sunday night was like most other
Sunday nights in most parts of the town,
but in the vicinity of the depot about II
O'Clock the temperature rose several
degrees in short space of time. The
tro,blo oroSo oya, +ho looo+;o, &c n oo,,,l,
Of hotel busses porter No. thought por-
ter No. was trespassing on his territory
and encroaching on his inalienable rights,
and very lively sort Of scrap began
forthwith. No. came off victor and No.
2, who received an ugly cut above the eye
has been laid up for repairs ever since.
General o. O. Howard of Burlington
has been engaged to deliver the address at
the Y. M. G. A. anniversary exercises to
be held in the opera house next Sunday
evening at 7 80 o'clock. This will be the
second annivers ary OF the association.
whose members are to be congratulated
upon securing the services of so able a
speaker. Aside from his reputation as an
orator, the general has brilliant war
record as one of the bravest comman 'ers
in the northern army.
Mdlle. Nellie McHenry and her troupe
played to large number of empty seats
at the opera house last night, despite the
jolly character OF the entertainment. How.
ever the audience present seemesi to make
up in appreciation what it lacked in mum
Der, and the play ran smoothly through
three acts. The plot was not of compli
Gated nature but furnished thread OF
which to hang great variety of specialize.
there were certainly up-to-date il not &
little ahead of time. Jolly Nellie Nc
Henry, the star, captured the audience by
some telling local hits and her supporters
ably seconded her efforts to be amusing.
The wheel club has completed arrange
ments for the road race to Claremont Octo
Der 5, and the prizes are now on exhibi
ton in the show window of the Blue Store
The first prize is handsome silver water
pitcher and platter, valued at $15; the
second, a gents silver moustache cup
worth 81 so; while the time prize is to bt
pretty French clock costing $40. The
entries, which will be made at the Blue
Store, must be in before P. NJ October 4
News was received here last Saturday o
the death in New York on Friday of j. B
Carson who came here last spring and as
sisted in organizing the Carson Waxet
Paper company. This company was con
solidated with the Robertson Paper com
pany in July and since that time Mr.. Car
son bad been in Bellows Falls only par
of the time. His wife who has been living
here but was preparing to move away
went to New York Saturday. The funera
and burial were Monday.
AS Herbert Leach of Westminster and 9
man who works for him were driving Tues
day afternoon on the New Hampshire side
of the toll bridge, the horse became fright.
ened and threw them both out Mr.. Leach
FELL striking his head against the corner o.
the iron pate at the end Of the bridge and
received scalp wound some three inche:
long. He was picked up in an uncons-
cious condition aud taken to DIR. w. c.