Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-09

buildings, a.a tearing part of the barn dowr
anu moving the house back to make room fO,
a new one on the site of the old one.
The base ball team was organized Wednes
day night with E. A.. Tobin captain and Il
w, G,bson manager. The field back Of Pol.
,a a.a q Aopo'ts store has been engaged fol
lne season. We have some good PLAYERS and
we ought to see some good games this sum-
mer.
caroline Lincoln died at the home of F.
W. Adams Thursday night, aged SO years, l
month and 9 days. Mrs Lincoln was an
aunt Of Mrs. Adams and had made her home
wi WIN ner me past ten years. She has been in
feeble health for some time.
The w. G. T. U. are sending flowers to the
nos'on p MISSION again this season. The mis-
SION distributed over 5000 bouquets last year
VI this number our union furnished over 800,
many outside the union contributing We
would ne glad to receive any flowers any one
VIII contribute this year. Any one having
lowers to spare will kindly leave word or the
mowers at early as 2P. M. on Friday of each
week with either one of the following ladies,
M MS John Greenwood, Mrs. D.. NJ. Bond,
MRS. Harold Ans sden or Mrs. H. M Guild.
wallace N. Batchelder started Wednesday
0r l0r Washington and will go from there to
tampa, Florida to Join his regiment the lst
~ y. ). Vol. Cavalry, R'osevelts Rough Riders.
! ne iour troups stationed there have been
ordered to Cuba to take the places of the mon
lost from the other eight troops in the Battle
OF Santiago. @-ss--.'7 :
The young people of the Congregational
church held social with Miss Edith VIII
ilams on Wednesday eve.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pierce attended the
mary Howe cencert at Brattleboro on We'd
nesday evening.
w. A. Bemis and wife of Boston were
guests at the Fullerton Wednesday night.
!hey were on their way to Fair Haven, tax
ing carriage drive through the Vermont
nils. 1t is expected they will return to
Chester and stop some time as they were
much pleased with our village.
] Twomby of Boston is stoppinp at Hota,
Fullerton and will be here about week.
ANY one having corns will do well to con-
suit Mr.. Twomby as he's the man who cures
cOrns.
George H. Waldron has been on the sick
list this week; cause, tin roof and to much
OF old Soils rays.
The follow is a list of the summer guests
now stopping at the Fullerton: Mr. and Mrs.
d. Day, New York city Mr.. and Mrs. W.
y. Goff, Worcester, Mass. MISS Florence
Mass.
Miss Florence Pollard returned from Mont
pelier Thursday where she has been making
four weeks visit.
The wrapper factory will start Monday
morning will full force of 65 machines after
vacation of two and one-half weeks.
E. A. Sabin, the popular clerk in the drug
store, took his examination at Brattleboro
Wednesday and is now full fledged pharm-
acist.
Charles Prior of Kentucky has been en-
gagged as principal of the high school in
place of E. w. Gibson resigned.
We are soon to have an new industry in
town. F. Martin has made arrangements to
come here and start factory for making
veneer boxes; he will occupy the building
back of Charles Walkers store owned by r.
H. Stearns and will employ from 10 to ID
hands.
Rev. Evan Thomas of Ludlow will preach
at the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing 1T IL o'clock. aas II
W. 81. and H. X. Raymington of Worces-
ter, Mass, arrived in town "Wednesday.
They will spend part of the summer at
Mount Lake Farm. tf5s
c. II. Burns of Wilton, N. H., was caller
in town Wednesday. so5ss,f
L. M. Read and E. L. Walker of Bellows
Falls and John G. Sargent of Ludlow were
in town Tuesday.