Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-12
THE TIMES.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT, 10, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Durham were in
Brattleboro Monday.
Il. A. Lamb is building new house on
lot near his residence on the Rockingham
road.
II. ID. Ryder attended the meeting oil
the State Bar association at Montpelier last
evening.
f. w. Guildreturned Monday from q
weeks visit among relatives and friends in
Waterbury.
Richard Palmer, with the Converse
Publishing company Of Meriden, Conn, is
visiting at F. A. Timothy's.
Miss Ella Green visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Green, last week re-
turning to Boston Saturday.
d. ABarrows has bought the dry goods
nd gents furnishing store of F. P. Pray
in Woodsville, N. H and took possession
October 1.
A. H. Brown went to Boston Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Durkee Of Sheldon
p assed SUI day with their son, M. A,
Durkee.
II. G. johnson and Miss Annie returned
from Manchester, N. H., Monday and
will remain in Bellows Falls during the
winter.
F. w. Richards had $1,000 life insurance
with the Building ard Loan association and
$4,000 with the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company.
The mechanics fair is now open. Take
the Fitchburg railroad Boston excursion
and visit this great spectacle. Tickets are
GOO on all regular trans, October 49,
S. w. Hodgman, a member of the Lit
tleton, N. H., company with the New
Hampshire volunteers, was guest of bis
sister, Mrs. M. A. Durkee, several days
recently.
The Boston navy yard was never buster.
The most famous fighting vessels of the
war are there and can be seen il one takes
the Fitchburg railroad Boston excursion Of
October 10. The rate only So so.
The gentleman who gave the TINES last
Saturday the interesting account of Max
Shinborn and the narrow escape of the
Bellows Falls bank was Capt. Walter Tay-
lor and not the genial Capt VIII. Taylor.
A letter received here recently from E.
A. Norwood states that he and NJ. H. Ray
reached San Juan. Puerto Rico, Septem-
Der %. Mr.. Norwood says he was sick
most OF the time and ate only two meals
during the trip of about week.
A citizen was heard to advance a novel
idea the other day. He thought that
School street ought to be graded from
Hadley to the square so as to do away
entirely with the stairs at the head of the
street and make the street level thor
oughfare.
James Brady of New York has bought
lot on Great Island, Sunapee Lake and in
tie nds to build cottage at once and have
it ready for occupancy by next season.
Thaddeus Hyatt of Brooklyn, N. Y, has
also secured lot on Great Island and will
build cottage in the near future. Several
other parties are planning to build on the
island and it looks as though the prospects
for an island colony are very good.
The Argus and Patriot Of Newport, N.
H., in its last issue said Courier COM
pany, Uniform Rank, No 10, attended the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge, X. of
P, of Vermont, which was held at Bellows
Falls Wednesday, October 5. 1t was also
the annual field day of the Uniform Rank
Of Vermont and Currier company we're the
especial guests of the latter organization.
The occasion was very enjoyable one and
those present from Newport appreciate the
marked courtesy shown them"