Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-10
Bellows Falls Locals.

These will be an outing at Lake Sunapee
next Sunday.
Delegations from Springfield, Charles
town and Saxtons River attended the con-
cert at the opera house last night.
The A. O. H. are to attend the Brosna-
han-Jackson show in body tomorrow
night; about $50 tickets having been sold.
Cyrus Campbell has moved from the
New Terrace into the Thompson cottage
on the Old Terrace. soIr nv
Earl Dean returned from Lake Sunapee
Monday, where he has been spending bis
vacation.
The large chandelier in the opera house
was taken down Tuesday and cleaned and
new electric globes put in. The work was
done by electrician Thomas
Rev. D. L. Sanford preached at the
Elmwood in Walpole last Sunday alter
noon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Burt Howard supplied the place Of
Miss Gertrude Weston in the choir of I'm
manuel church Sunday.
The families of L. P. Sprague, G. A.
Goodspeed and Scott Clark picnicked in
the grove at Gageville Sunday.
G. E Beckwith, Geo. j. Wilson, N. D.
Clark of Ludlow and Mr.. Maso of Hins-
dale who have been camping at Sand Pond
in East Lempster for the last three weeks
returned home today. They report I'M
usual good luck at fishing and good
time in general.
Two more cases Of diphtheria have been
reported and the houses quar- antined by
health officer Ridden. One is a child of
Arthur VanTrain's on the Old Terrace,
and the'other son of NJ. D. Jackson's on
Chase court.
A nine-weeks old daughter of Edward
Scanlon, who lives on Henry street extern
sion, died Sunday morning and the funeral
was Monday afternoon at o'clock with in
terment at the Catholic cemetery. The
child was one of pair Of twins and last
night the other child, boy, died the
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lawrence are attend
ing the funeral of their nephew, child Of
Timothy Lawrence, who died at Hartland
Monday. Some time last week the little
fellow stepped on needle and blood pois-
oning set in, resulting in bis death.
Lowell & Carpenter have new meat
cart running the streets this week it is
one of the handsomest in town.
Mrs. Theresa Spitzenberger and family
have moved into tenement in DR.. White 8
block on George street.
+ Subscriptions to the Soldiers Aid fund
will be received by Miss Alice Hapgood at
M. A. Durkee's, Miss Kate Neyland at
George R. Wales, Miss Helen Blossom at
j. C. Days, Miss Nellie Dean at Dean &
Deans and Miss Jennings at the Chase
Furniture store.
The mill of John T. Moore & Son il
sgain running. This mill has been shut
down during the summer for extensive
repairs aud has been put in first class con.
dition. The Office has been moved to the
corner near the walk Leading to the office
of the International Paper Co.
There are now 90 steamboats, and steam
launches and Is sailboats in constant use
on Lake Sunapee; and the number is in
creasing every year.
The cottage of c. E. Robertson at Sum-
apee is occupied by the families of Ritter
berg and Hecht, proprietors of the Saxtons
River worsted mills.
Two prisoners from White River juno
ton on their way to Rutland under Sheriff.
Henry Stafford and G. w. Hoffman were
lodged in then cooler yesterday between
the arrival of the o'clock train over the
Boston and Maine aud the z O'Clock to
Rutland. The men under arrest were two
sons of Linus Willard, who lives on the
back road to Westminster. They were
sentenced to 100 dsys In Rutland jail fol
attempting to beas . board bin ct White
River Junction.