Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-04-23
Bellows Falls Locals.
H, H. Mark is assisting his son, F. NJ.
Mark, in his locksmith establishment.

H H. Mark is assisting his son, F. M.
Mark, in his locksmith establishment.
B. F. Sprague of the Boston & Maine
-reight division here is dangerously ill at
bis home on Rockingham street with heart
trouble.
C. L. Barber met with slight accident
n Wednesday while loading piano into
freight car, by having his finger pinched
,etween the piano box and the wagon.
Gripping his hand for some time.
The Mount Kilburn wheel club will have
their first run of the season tomorrow, il
the weather is favorable. They expect to
leave the postoffice at about 80 A. M and
go to Claremont and return.
There will be patriotic service in the
Congreg rational church next Sunday even
ing at 80. The church will be decorated
in the national colors and there will be spe
cial patriotic music. The speakers will be
Rev. J. H. Reid and H. d. Ryder, Esq.
The superintendent of schools is plan
ming to have an exhibition of the work
done by scholars from all grades below the
high school. including the district schools.
1t will be held in the high school May 9th,
7th, 9th, 10th and 11th.
w. A. Truax posted war bulletins in
front Of his establishment yesterday for the
information of the public. This is very
creditable piece Of enterprise on the part
of private citizen. There is a movement
on foot to have the good work continued.
Mrs. Susan B. Healey, mother Of F. M.
Thompson, died at the latter's residence
on Burt place Wednesday afternoon. She
was over "a years of age and had come
from Swanzey about two years ago to
spend her last days with her only son. The
cause of death was attributed to old age
She was buried at Swar zey Friday morn
ing.
Mission services have been held at St.
Charles church throughout the past week,
special services being held each evening.
Revs. Fir. Smith and FIR. Hamel, both of
Saratoga, N. Y, have been assisting Fr.
Reynolds. Next week the French mission
will be held for the benefit Of the French
speaking people. Rev. FIR. Bloome of
Saratoga will be in attendance.
DR.. o. o. Davis, who recently opened
an office for the Fidelity Rupture Cure
company of Burlington at Towns hotel,
died at about 10 o'clock Wednesday even
ing at his home in Mortified from the eff
fects of an apopleptic shock which he bad
Tuesday afternoon, followed by another in
the night. His age was &c years. He had
been resident Of Mortified for some Is
years, having come from Lowell, Mass.
For time he practiced medicine and later
went into the business Of raising trotting
horses.
Representatives OF Lautz Bros. & Co. of
Buffalo are to open Thursday temporary
store in Cray's block on Westminster street
for the sale OF Marseilles soaps. They Of
fer premiums in exchange for old Mar
settles wrappers to overcome if possible
any economical netions which the people
of Bellows Falls may entertain with regard
to the use of the article.
The Thompson Tots, one Of the features
of the "Pulse of New York" are creating
a sensation throughout the country, being
but three and FIVE years of age and acting,
singing and dancing like true veterans in
the profession. They have been on the
stage since the age of two and certainly
have a bright future before them. As the
Boston Herald of recent issue says, They
are whole show in themselves Lillian
OF May Irwin's negro melodies
is most wonderful.
The enrolment of pupils in the village
schools as compared with last term is as
Whole number in school Friday, !