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

| Will "a ~ i. whitney OF Milton, the
Nousih, Miss Emma Dutton.
James s. CLARK, son of DR.. G. s. Clark,
c a1nked among the first three students in a
Til, s ol zoo that entered Dartmouth college
-, ~ 'aii' Young Clark prepared for college
"lhe Brattleboro academy.
"a nenry Il Brown has rented the stables and
image repository on Flat street, formerly
Sf "n by the Brattlebo, livery company,
Sa,nve years, and will take possession next
saturday night. Mr.. Brown will move his
r r., business to the new quarters, but will
M Isa,h Inc lease Of his stable in the rear of
"e brooks house until November l.
". -. l.. Webster was one of the 80 Free
th a'1 rus OF the north Masonic jurisdiction of
a omo ohiied States who received the 33d de-
S'ee at the session of the supreme council of
MMnclent and Accepted Scottish Rite at the
Wa aS,alc temple in Boston this week. DR..
hmeoster Is the only Freemason in Brattle-
S Soro upon whom this honor has been con.
s aIIareu, although Col. Haskins has been
elected to receive it. '0o"
v;1 ~ saa accident happened at the Jackson
~ ,n y, creamery Wednesday. The two older
y, 'he ooys OF II. ID. Allen, the butter make, ;.
t Mo'e Playing at horse in the creamery when
Vii S ohuTh was In motion. The "reins." with
wh i'n =; .he larger boy was driving the smaller,
o Mno Is Two years old, became caught ON the
t and the boy was carried around several
in rs causing some bruises and large ga sh
- 'he size, tearing open the flesh so that the
resumes were visible. The boy may recover.
Inc installation of Rev. L. @. s. Ospood as
pastor OF the Unitarian church will take place
0otooer D. The following ministers will have
pai.s IN the program: Scripture reading
ne II. ~. Maxwell of Brattleboro; sermon,
new .. M. Crothers Of Cambridge; PRAYER of
installation, Rev. J. S. Osgood Of Cohasset !:
eMaarge TO the pastor, Rev. j. T.. Wright of
montpelier: right hand of fellowship. Rev
oharies Is. Elder of Keene; address to the
people, Rev. Frank l.. Phalen of Concord. N.
NJ NJ. closing prayer, Rev. George F. Piper of
Osgood.
MRS Mrs. Ellen b. Cow, So, wife of Rev. DIR.
Heorge Is. Gov, formerly of Brattleboro.
uied recently at Poughkeepsie, N Y, at the
nome Ct her son, Prof. George c. Cow. The
,uneral and burial were at Glens Falls. n
- where DIR. and Mrs. Cow had their home
SINCE leaving Brattleboro ten years ago. Mrs.
Tow was graduate of the female college at
oxford, . and taught in that institution II
Years. short time previous to her mar
rage she filled the chair of mental and moral
at Wellesley. She was a woman
Vi unusual cultivation and depth of character.
Michael Cavanaugh, the Brattleboro steeple
JACK, VINO met with his first accident last
week, in spite of the fact that he fell
iohi tne nelght OF over 70 feet, is rapidle
rounding into ft rm and in few days will bv
ready to resume his hazardous occupation
ne regained partial consciousness about
and during Wednesday had re-
covered sufficiently to be able to sit up. Cav
aanangh Is about n years old, and seems to
nave no fear OF dizzy heights. This accident
wlll doubtless lead him to be cautious in the
future, as it seems to have been due to his
own carelessness.
:, An amusing story is going the rounds at
the expense OF an ex-state's attorney of Brat
tleboro. 1t may or may not be true, but it is
TO the effect that the lawyer gave spotter rs
cents recently with instructions to 90 to Wat
son French's in West Brattleboro to buy
pint OF whiskey, the lawyer being suspicious
that French was again doing business in that
line. The spotter made his errand known as
soon as he had entered the house, and Wat
son told him in seeming confidence that he
could have some liquor, but that he could not
drink IT on the premises. The spotter said
all right, and Watson stepped into an adjoin-
ing room and returned with bottle full of
liquid. The spotter thought he had done a
good piece OF work and the lawyer thought
50 too, but changed his opinion when the bot
tie was opened. 1t contained cold tea