Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-04-21
Bellows Falls Locals.

Salmon fishing has begun at Lake Suna-
pee in good earnest.
Abenaqui chapter, R. A, NJ, conferred
the past masters degree Monday evening.
Announcement is made in this issue Of
the sale of the Miller place on Centre street
May 1.
The annual Catholic supper and enter
tainment will be given in Uuion hall to-
morrow evening.
Overseer Of the Poor c. H. Weeden
was in the village Monday arranging to
assist number of needy families.
Friday afternoon services will be resumed
in the chapel of Emmanuel church Friday
of this week. Service at 4.30 P. NJ.
Those having deposits in the Sullivan
savings bank at Claremont should notice
their advertisement in another column.
The base ball season opens at V. A.
Saturday with game between the Acad-
envy boys and the Dartmouth freshmen.
The game is called at $50 p NJ.
Estates Attorney Robb was in Brattle-
boro Monday having hearing in the case
of two young men charged with burglary
at Dummerston.
At the annual meeting of King Solo,
mons lodge, No. 45, the following officers
were elected: F. M. Howard, w. M.
G. B. Wheeler, S. W.; w. A. Truax, j
W.; Frank Adams, treasurer; c. H. Glib.
son, secretary.
The semi-annual meeting of the Vermont
branch of the woman's board of missions
will be held in the Congregational church
Thursday, May ID. A very interesting
day is expected. Full particulars later.
An interesting feature of the excellent
musical program rendered in the Congre.
gational church last Sunday was the violin
solo by Miss Annie Way; by special re.
quest she repeated the selection at the
evening service.
Probably the smallest baby ever born ir
Burlington, says the Free Press, belongs
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier OF Crow.
ley street. The baby is boy and is ter
days old. The total weight of the infant
is ga pounds and in length it measures
only II inches.
At the annual parish meeting held at the
parish house Monday evening at which
seven we're present the following were
elected vestrymen of the Episcopal churcl
for the coming year: j. H. Webb, c. w
Butterfeld, John H. Williams, w. A.
Hall, H. p Bancroft and F. L. Thompson
George E. Page has now completed sat
isfactory arrangements for building his two
new houses in the rear of John r. Blood.
| residence. In consideration of Mr.
Blood's removing the barn on his lot ant
never erecting any building nearer thai
% feet to the south east edge of his lot
Mr.. Page has decided him ten feet of lane
in the rear of the lot; as the lot fronts 1O(
feet on Atkinson street this makes 1O0(
feet. Mr.. Page will probably make ar
engagements for building very soon.
Mrs. Julia b Saulson, representing tn,
Viavi Health company, returns to tow
next week 1t was only two weeks ago
she was here, but owing to the inclemency
of the weather but ladies were out t.
hear her addresses, and so she returns il
the hope of having larger audiences.
The graduating exercises of the higl
school will be bel Monday evening, Jun,
q, at Which time President Tucker o
Dartmouth coll Sc has kindly consented t,
give the address the high school and tn
citizens of the place are to be congratu
lated, for President Tucker besides beiny
a cultured gentleman and one of the fore
most educators in the country, is speake
of power and eloquence.