Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-18
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is 1898.
Bellows Falls News.

Blanchard
The Darkness and Daylight" company
presented G. w. Henry's popular drama
in Putney Friday night.
Thursday morning was decidedly cool
considering the hot congressional fight
which is now on; frost was reported from
several sections.
Hurvey Mace from the fourth grade, No.
2 building, pressed and mounted 1913 diff
terent specimens of wild flowers during the
spring term of school.
At the dedication of the Masonic temple
in darlington Thursday Past Grand Mas
ter L. Nj. Read was one of the speakers
and delivered an appropriate and eloquent
Grafton.
j b. Allbee will give grand opening
dance at his house on the Rockingham road
on the evening of July A. Weeden's or
chestra will provide music and dancing will
begin at 8 o'clock.
The Baptist ladies and their friends will
enjoy tea and social at the home of Mrs
George Bruce in South Cbarlestown next
Tuesday evening. Teams will be provided
for all who care to 60.
The TINES was in error Wednesday in
stating that Daniel O'Neil was fined S..
and costs Monday on the charge of intoxi-
eaten. He was arrested but was dis
charged without hearing.
At the Episcopal convention in YER
gennes this week Rev d. l.. Sanford was
reappointed member of the board of
education and elected a delegate to the
annual convention in Washington.
j. (. Myers, bookkeeper in the office Of
the international Paper company, will
sever his connection with the company and
leave town about the middle of July. He
has not yet decided where he will go.
Mrs. John w. Flint and children are
now in Milwaukee, where the climate is
said to be greatly benz filing the daughter
Katherine, who is gaining rapidly in health
and strength after her sickness of the
winter.
The depositors Of the School street saw
ings bank deposited during the school year
5000, of which sum $44 has been placed
in the Bellows Falls savings bank. The
largest sum saved by one pupil was So,
deposited by Ralph Knight.
The Rollstone Cycle club of Fitch burg
will hold grand race meet on July
$500 in prizes will be offered. A grand road
race and parade will be held in the morn
ing and fireworks in the evening. Entry
blanks may be secured by addressing the
secretary.
The TINES is indebte d to Mr. and Mrs.
B. A. Putney for a copy of the pixies
Peak Daily News" published daily on the
top of Pixies Peak, COL 1t is an eight
page paper with four columns to the page.
The subscription price is $12 per year and
ten cents per copy.
1t is expected that the usual exodus of
village people to Sunapee lake will COM
mence about the first Of July. The camp
ers will thus be able to avoid the din and
tumult of the big celebration in Bellows
Fails the Fourth, when it will probably be
impossible to hear the grass grow for miles
around.
Miss L. Eva Stearns, teacher of the
grammar school in North Walpole, gave
the pupils of her school delightful sur
prise Wednesday directly after school
hours. Ice cream and cake were served
tnl all made to feel very much at home
The surprise was to show in measure how
the teacher appreciates the faithful work of
the past term.
The Rutland railroad, beginning tomor-
row, will run Sunday newspaper train
from Bellows Fails to Burlington. The
train will leave Bellows Falls at 6.O5
o'clock in the morning, arrive at Rutland
at 7.45 O'Clock, leave at so o'clock and
get to Burlington at 10 10 O'Clock. This
train will carry the Boston papers aud serve
as a local passenger train.
At the meeting Of the Epworth League
at the Methodist church Wednesday even
ing the following officers were elected to
serve for the next six months President,
Mrs. w. E. Rowell; LIST vice president,
Mrs. E. E. Ramsay; End, Mrs. Daniel
Beaton; Sd, Mrs. William Lockwood 4th,
B. M. Whitman; secretary, Allen Finlay-
son ; treasurer, II. E. Wilkins.
Col. E. G. Osgocd, state president of
the Christian Endeavor society Thursday
named +. w. Lund of Nashua, N. H., ex-
cursion mar ager for the Nashville, Tenn. =,
International Christian Endeavor conveu-
ton to be held July ell to succeed f E.
Towner of Montpelier, resigned. Mr..
Lund is excursion manager of New Hamp-
shire and Low will have the Endeavorers
from both states 10 provide for.
Mitchell Tuliper, eyed 90 years, died at
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