Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-26
Bellows Falls Locals.

S. 7. Coy's residence on Henry stree
is being given a new coat Of paint.
The dry goods and clothing houses will
be closed Saturday from 1 to o'clock
P. NJ.
F. L. Underhill and family of Burling
ton are spending two weeks vacation in
town.
The commencement exercises Of the
class of '97, Bellows Falls high school,
occur Monday evening, June 21st.
L. S. Howard has been sick for the past
year and unable to attend to his duties at
the cemetery but is now improving. !,
The c. E. society Of the Congregation
al church will give social at the
vestry Thursday evening to which all young
people are cordially invited.
The board of parish trustees of the
Universalist church will hold meeting at
the church parlors tomorrow evening at
z o'clock.
There will be an auction sale of house.
hold goods at No. II School street next
Saturday evening at o'clock. Will E.
Parsons, auctioneer.
There will be ice cream, cake and lemon
ade, for sale on the Baptist lawn Saturday
afternoon and evening, by the young
ladies of the Farther Light society.
Buffalo Bills Wild West advertising cart
passed through here on the sleeper Satur-
day night on its way from Athol, Mass, to
Rutland, where they will exhibit June IA.
A party of 10 members of the ninth
grade including their teacher, Miss Dewey,
spent Saturday afternoon on Mount Kill
burn, having very enjoyable excursion.
Work commenced Monday morning
putting in the foundation for the new resi-.
dence of John Hassett on his lot recently
purchased of DR.. V. Gosselin on Green
street.
DR.. O. II. Stevens of Bradford was a
Towns Hotel yesterday and reported {
a good business in tooth extracting. TIL,
doctor will come to town again in abou
two months.
The bank will be closed all day Satur
day, and all the shoe. stores from to {
P. NJ. The postoffice general delivery will
be closed from 2 to 6 P. M.
There will be a meeting of the ladies
society of the First Universalist church to.
morrow afternoon and evening Supper
will be served at o'clock. Mrs. H. H
Pratt and Mrs. j. Nourse patronesses.
The former pupils in this village of Miss
Katherine Norton, who taught instru
mental music in Vermont Academy unit
two years ago, will be glad to learn sht
has returned to that institution for the re-
mainder of this term.
The unsightly bank north of the stone
bridge on Bridge street, around the tene.
ment house of the Fall Mountain Paper
company, has been nicely graded ant
seeded down this week, much improving
the appearance of the locality.
Three DRINKS have been disposed of il
police court this week. Julius Wheeler
was fined S. and costs Monday, and
Thomas Kingsley the same amount but wa.
unable to pay and was taken to Newfane
yesterday. Edward Chapman of Ludlow
was fined s. and costs yesterday.
A special car was attached to the night
trains south Friday night, returning Satur-
day night, carrying through here the
thirty-fve members of the Dartmouth
athletic team, which competed with other
college teams at Worcester, Mass, Satur-
lday. On their return they were very
Ijubilant at having won the greatest num-
Der Of points OF any college, exceeding
Brown university, which was their closest
competitor, by three points. =
Conductor Woodfall moved out of the
Fitzsimmons tenement on Cherry street
Monday, into the Wooley tenement on
Henry street. The Fitzsimmons tene-
ment is to be occupied at once by Frank
Nv. Richards the marketman, for whom
Mr.. Fitzsimmons is erecting a large barn
on the premises.