Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-27
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1897.
Bellows Falls Locals.

first degree last evening.
The appearance of the snath shop has
been improved by fresh coat of paint.
George f. Ball is having electric lights
put into his house on Atkinson street.
About 80 participated in the bicycle
run to Claremont last Sunday.
The Methodist society neted about $50
on the Chaplain Lozier lecture.
All the cottages on Hyde street above
the snath shop are being reprinted.
The milk teams for the cheese factory
arrive in the afternoon now, instead of in
the morning as heretofore.
The family of Edward Lawlor, living at
Underhill court, is in quarantine, one of
the children being sick with diphtheria.
The marriage bans OF Michael Moynehan
and Miss Alice MCGOWAN were announced
in St. Charles church last Sunday.
Barber's orchestra furnished very excel
lent music for the reception rendered Mr..
and Mrs. F. G, Day at the Congregational
church vestry last week.
Mrs n P. Gates is building a new
house on the lot next to the Gates resi-
dence on Westminster street l.. d. Lock-
wood has the contract.
The ssoyster supper of the ladies of the
Congregational church, which was to have
been held tomorrow evening, is indefinitely
postponed on account of the condition OF
their pastor.
P. A. McDonough, who was killed near
Winchendon, Mass, while ste aling ride
on freight train, was the brother Of Mrs.
Annie McDonough] Allbee, formerly a
milhner in Bellows Falls
Capt. W. H. Taylor spoke on "Army
"reminiscences in the Y. M. G. A. rooms
Monday evening and gave highly enter
tanning talk. Nearly 100 were present to
hear him, more than the room could COM
fortably accommodate.
Rev. G. r. B. Dodge. who exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Haskins at Grafton
last Sunday, spoke at the Rockingham
town Sunday school convention at Cam
bridgeport in the evening.
George E. Pages new house on Hap
good Place will be completed this week !;
the lower tenement will be occupied by
MIR. and Mrs. NJ A. Durkee, and the
upper one by Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Field of
the firm of Norwood & Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will d. Lockwood are for
the pres mt boarding with George Lawton.
As soon as F. E. Paul moves into his new
house on the Morgan field, they will oc-
cupy the tenement Mr.. Paul now has on
| the New Terrace.
| L. Z. O'Brien, who was admitted to the
Vermont bar Saturday, stood fourth in his
examinations in class of 10, his per cent
being 80 liz out of a possible 100. He
took second honors at his graduation last
June from the Boston University, the class
there numbering 100.
Through mistake at the auction sale of
season tickets for the lecture courso, Nos.
80, 81, so, 33, and 81 section B, were
substituted for so, 81, 50, 50, and "a.
Parties holding the first numbers may
exchange them for the correct ones by
calling at G. E. Caprons store.
William Galway's attempt to beat the
racing record from Bellows Fails to Clare
mont and return last Sunday was not
success. He was paced by the Grignon
brothers but failed to reach the record by
some five minutes, his time being 2 hours,
IA minutes and 16 seconds.
G. W. Durham of Brattleboro of the
firm of Durham Bros. returned last Satur-
day from hunting trip in Maine. He
brought back two deer and 200-pound
bear. His brother here, l.. L. Durham.
has been sharing in the fruits Of the trip
a case of eating deer meat not earned by
the sweat OF the brow.
The Vermont Academy football eleven
defeated the Kimball Union Academy team
of Meriden, n H., Saturday, at Saxtons
River % to O. Vermont Academy's star
players, Brady and Craig, were in excel
lent form, and their brilliant plays were
the leading features of the game. The
sprinting Of McCuen was especially good.
Score, V. A. % Touchdown, Craig 2.
Brady 2 Goals from touchdowns, Craig
3. Umpire, Prof. Wolfe. Referee, Con-
ley of Dartmouth College. Linesmen, DR..
Eilery and Conley. Time, 15m and pom
halves.
Services were held as usual last Sunday
at the Congregational church although Mr..
Fullerton's accident occurred Saturday
morning. The officers of the church tele-
graphed at once to Boston for the Congre-
gational House to send supply and Rev.
Solomon p. Fay of Dorchester, Mass,
was sent up. He preached two very able
sermons. Regular services will be con-
tinued at the church each Sunday notwith-
standing the sad disability OF the pastor.
1t has b, En- over II years since they have