Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-20

D. w. Linton has left the hotel and
taken rooms at w. G.. Blake's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hassett were made
happy Monday by the arrival of pair Of
twins.
Prof. Crawford has removed from the
Methodi.t parsonage aid now has rooms
at H. D. Ryder's.
John Supple won the prize offered by
the Venetian glass blowers. The company
left town Monday.
A clambake was enjoyed Sunday after
noon at Cold River by small party Of
Bellows Falls people.
P. Connors was arrested last night for
drunkenness, and the hearing will be this
afternoon at o'clock.
The scenery painter has arrived and is
preparing the scenery for the Jackson
Brosnahan Dramatic Co.
Mrs. Albert Howard is singing in I'm
manuel church choir while Miss Gertrude
Weston is away on her vacation.
The parish library Of Emmanuel church
has lately been increased by the gift Of 124
volumes from Prof. A. B. Crawford.
Rev. j. H. Reid will preach in the
hoolhouse at Lawrence Mills next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. A large at
tendance is d. sired.
There was large number of bicycIsts
in town Sunday from Springfield. They
took dinner at Towns hotel and returned
home in the afternoon. r,
Walpole people have recently formed a
golf club, to which many Bellows Falls
people belong. The links are on the old
Bellows farm and the game is being fol-
lowed with enthusiasm.
The largest steamer on Lake Sunapee
armenia White" is now disabled. While
making her regular trips Monday the con-
Meeting rod of one of the engines was
broken. The steamer will make her
round DIS as soon as the rod can be replaced.
The Boston & Maine railroad has offered
special rates to Lake Pleasant and return,
good from July % till September 1, be-
tween which dates the Spiritualist camp
meeting will be in session there. The
fare for the round trip from Bellows Falls
is $1.83.
Clinton Hatch, who works in Osgood &
Barker's machine shop. injured his ankle
Saturday. He was moving the fange Of
an engine and lost control OF it. The
heavy flange fell on his leg, ipjuring the
ankle. The strain was quite serious but
Mr.. Hatch is reported to be doing well.
Mr.. O'Dowd, who runs the peanut stand
at the foot OF the stairs, was seized with a
fainting spell Monday morning while
walking along by Francis Reynolds gro
Gerry store. He was taken upstairs to his
home and DR.. Ridden Immediately sum-
moned.A No serious results are expected.
Osgood & Barker are now shipping a
new drum winder paper machine to the
Racket River Paper Co. at Pottersdam, N.
Y. This is only the second machine Of
this kind which has been sent out. The
Fall Mountain Paper Co. had the first one
ard good results have been obtained from
it.
S. B. Whitney, organist in the Church
of the Advent, Boston, is expected next
Monday, instead Of last Monday as stated
in the Saturdays TINES. Mr.. Whitney
will then take entire charge Of the rehear-
sails for the centennial celebration which
comes off the 2sth of July.
There was quite celebration at Wal
pole Monday night in honor of the sur
render of Santiago. Fireworks were used
in abundance and large bonfire was built.
The large cannon was fired several times
before it exploded and killed COW. This
catastrophe ended the celebration.
The Springfield Republican of Saturday
had the following among its Greenfield
items: "Solon G. Gray, who has been
popular clerk for L. A. Cook & Co. for
three years, will terminate his connection
with the firm tonight. He will go to Bel
lows Falls, VT, and engage in business
with his brother under the firm name of
o. d. Gray & Co., at the old stand where
their father was in business for many years.
Many friends will regret Mr.. Gray's
departure from town.
The ladies of the village, to the number
of fifteen or twenty, met at the Grand Ar
my hall yesterday afternoon to form Sol
diers' Aid society and effected an
organization by the election of
the following officers Mrs. AN. SWAIN
president; Mrs. E. r. Campbell. vice
rroe,dor,t. Mioa Addia Zui}l socrofsrv-