Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-03-12
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, MAR. -, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.


Tuesday.
The interior of Selah Harriman's barber
shop has been given coat OF paint.
A. l.. Davis has moved onto farm in
Bartonsville.
Twenty-tour went to Ludlow Wednes-
day to hear Evangelist Dunnett.
Mrs. S, M. Davis, who has been in this
vicinity tor several weeks has returned to
her home in MINI eapolis.
Mrs. Amira r. Cook has sold her house
on South street, and it is reported will
move to Hepniker, N H., by next June.
Architect F. j. Hall has just completed
drawings for commodious dwelling con-
tanning all modern improvements, sanitary
plumbing, hot water, baths, etc., for
Moses Miller.
Officers of the grand lodge will be pre-
sent at tie regular meeting of the local
lodge X. Of P. next Tuesday evening; the
third degree win be worked.
Two visitors in town, Lewis Young and
Harry Richards were arraigned in police
court Thursday on the charge OF intoxica-
ton and each fined S. and costs.
Mrs. Maria Tufts, wife of CHARLES Tufts
of Rutland, died Tuesday. She was the
mother of Miss Minnie Tufts, formerly
employed by Mrs. H. E. Stilwell in her
millinery store.
The ladies of the w R. G. will give one
OF their famous 10 cent bean suppers and
entertainment next Wednesday eve, March
Is at G. A. R, hall. Supper from 5 30 to
o'clock. All are cordially invited. I'm
der the auspices of Mrs. R j. Stoodley,
Mrs. w. L. Mandigo, Mrs. j. G. Patter-
son.
Next Thursday is St. Patrick's day. The
members of the A. 0. H. will meet at their
hall at s 80 A. NJ, and headed by the Bel
lows Falls band will march to North Wal
pole where they will attend 9 o'clock mass
/ at St. Peters church. In the evening a
banquet will be served in the hall in Bel
lows Falls.
A supper and concert will be given in
St. Peters hall in North Walpole on the
evening Of St. Patrick's day, next Thurs
day. Supper will be served at 6 O'Clock,
and the concert open at s. The concert
will consist of the sirging and playing OF
Irish and American airs and close with a
farce.
Several in this vicinity have heard Miss
Gertrude Edmonds. A news item says
Gertrude Edn onds, the contralto, was
the defendant iii suit in the superior
court before Judge Richardson in Ply
mouth, Mass, Tuesday. The suit was
brought by Thomas Murphy, Jr. Of Hing
ham for personal injuries received by be-
ing bitten by Miss Edmonds' dog at he,
summer home at bingham last summer
The jory returned verdict for the plaintiff
and assessed damages at 1925.
Willis A. Howard, whose death was an
nounced in the Wednesday issue of this
paper, died Monday Of pneumonia after ar
illness of only week. He was 40 years
of age last October 80, and leaves wife
and son 10 years of age. He was mem
Der of the Bellows Falls lodge of Odd Eel
lows and was member Of the defunc
lodge of Masons at Walpole. The funera
was in Worcester Wednesday and was at
tended by his father and mother, Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. A. Howard Of Drewsville, and hi
wife's father, Ira Whitman and her sister
Mrs. G. II. Rich. A delegation of Wor
cester Odd Fellows was also present.
james McNulty, proprietor of the Mari
boro hotel at Marlboro was arraigned be
fore Judge Holmes in Keene Thursday OIL
charge of keeping for sale both malt and spir
ituous liquor, first offenses. The responde 4
pleaded guilty 10 the malt liquor complain
and paid fire of $40 and costs, 1928 80 il
all. A plea of net guilty was entered ii
the other case and on the evidence of tb
officers who made the search, the respon
dent was ordered bound over to the gran,
jury at the April term of court in 5000
The raid was made town meeting da
(Tuesday) by Deputy Sheriff Cyrus
Moors and Constable w. McCroy. Nc
Nulty is one Of the two recently taken iron
New Hampshire to Woodstock by extradi
ton aud given heavy fine there for sellin,