Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-30
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, APRIL 80 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

DR.. f r.. Campbell has been ON the
sick list this week.
Work on p. l.. Kimbal's new house on
Hapgood place is progressing rapidly.
Clark Chase aud George E. Page have
begun the construction of their new house
on Atkinson street.
Street commissioner Jerry Keefe and his
men are relaying portion Of the bank
wall on Westminster street.
Mrs, Honora Shaughnessy of Walpole
has bought lot in North Walpole Of Mrs.
Anna Kibby for $500.
Richard Smith of Sherbrooke, P. @. the
well known inventor of paper machinery,
his been in town the past week visiting IL e
different mills.
u. w. Pike has begun the construction
o. a new house on the lot recently pur-
hased of the Olcott estate on Atkinson
street.
The paper mills of the International
company were run again last Sunday and
probably will be kept going constantly
Turing the war excitement
G. Z. Whitman has moved into his new
enement in the Norwood and Walker
house, and the tenement vacated by him is
occupied by d. p. Higgins. Mr.. Higgins
begins work in the paper mill Of j. T.
Moore & Son at once.
James Ferris, an employee of the Rob
rtson Paper Co., was Injured last Friday
~ the filling of a roll of paper from en-
yerhead tramwsy. No bones we're broke
ut his legs were badly bruised.
Gen T. S. Peck of Burlington was in
communication with the war department
Wednesday and was notified that no bat
ry could be accepted at this time with
e Vermont regiment. The Fuller Ligh'
Battery o! Brattl7boro will, thei efore, re
nain at hcme for Il e present.
Scion Gray of Gre 1feld, Mass, was in
)An Thursday. Mr.. Gray is membt r OF
he Massachusetts, militia, ani his company
has orders to respond for duty on one
ours notice.
| John Lynch went to Boston Thursda
nornng to enlist in one of the new regi-
| urnts forming there, and as he has seen
service in the English army he will be a
| g.lIable acquisition. Several others are
working their notices in the paper mills
I'D will also volunteer within a week.
DR.. A. j. Parker advertises in another
;oumn that his dental rooms will be open
. W, dnesday ard Saturday evenings
II will lave the flee we'll lighted and
will be prepared to do work as well as
make appointments for day work. The
loctor IS we'll established in his new quar-
ers and prepared to receive pat, ons old
.ud new.
Lodge of the Temple, No. "a, F.
\. NJ Thursday eve ming installed officers
or the year ensuing as follows: w. H.
Taylor, w. M j. F. Pierce, S, W.; C.
Il. Rohh, j. w. A. l.. Field, treasurer
g. |. Whitney, secretary; F. c. Lewis, S
D.; R, G. Bidwell, j. d. A. H. Switzer,
) S.; V. N. Deming, j. S.; E E. Fer
guson, Tyler.
Deputy Sheriff Stearns Of Rutland was
IN town last Tuesday with prisoner named
Harvey XII, whom he was taking to Wind
sor 10 serve three years sentence for
sealing horse from Thomas Griffith OF
Poultney. This is the third arrest made
by Sheriff Stearns within ten days, one
gettingl a three years. term in the work
| house and another taken back to Connect
ut fer trial
Anyone will be well paid for the time
spent in paying visit to the gate-house Of
he Bellows Falls Canal company, which
has been recently painted and is as neat as
he deck Of man-of-war The national
olors, red, white and blue, were used and
he whole effect is striking and well worth
/ eeing.