Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-30

Then it will be necessary to make use
s1,500,000 the proceeds of the sag Of ne
bonds.
The will of Sidonia OlzeAdam of Mar
chester contained these bequests
Tuskegee normal school for negroes
Tuskegee, Ala, $4,000; American I'm
tartan association, $4,000; American I'm
tartan association, $4,000 in trust, incom
to the Woman's National alliance
orphans home at Franklin, $4,000; New
Hampshire Woman's Temperance unioI
$4,000, for the mercy home in Manches
ter; womans city mission auxiliary
Manchester. $4,000; woman's aid hospi
tai, Concord, $4,000; Elliott Hospital as
sociates, $4,000; diet kitchen, Manchestei
$4,000; Johanna Steinbrick Of Inter
boomer. Germany, $4,000.
SATURDAY. JULY 20.
Charles Hart a seaman fell overboar
in Ellsworth, Me-, and was drowned
The Connecticut Republicans will hol
a convention in New Haven Sept. IA.
Springfield has borrowed $214 900 d
Blake Bros. & Co. of Boston at $40, tn
lowest rate ever secured by New Eng
land city.
Charles Smith, Boston painter wa
ing stolen $1,000 worth of jewelry fror
Nellie King. Smith had been payin
attentions to Emily Maynard, a siste
of Mrs. King, who lives with her.
A Salem city official has been very
much impressed of late with the work
that the Salvation army is doing in hi.
city, SO the other day he decided to at
tend meeting. When he reached the
entrance the congregation started sing
ing, There's devil at the door; keep,
MIN out He did not go any farther.
SUNDAY, JULY a.
The residence of Elisha Bradford inI
Pennington, Me-, was struck by light
ming Sunday morning during a heavvI
shower, followed by damaging hail inI
that section.
Many of the crew of the Colon att
Seavey's island are convicts from the
Canary islands, and they have shown
more disposition to sulk and not obey
orders than all the rest of the Spanish
prisoners.
The citizens of Brockton are greatly
wrought up by the breaking out of six
incendiary fires in different parts of the
city Saturday night, and although the
pecuniary damage has been light. prom
erty owners have become terror-stricken
for they know not where the incendiary'sl
torch may next be applied
A Portland boy wrote to Admiral Ger
vera asking for a button and the adj
| mirals autograph. He was made happv
by receiving note from the Spaniard
saying that the writer's clothing was
left on shipboard when the necessity of
seeking the shore forced itself upon the
attention of officers and crew.
MONDAY, JULY 25.
Samuel D. Haynes of Maine, a life
convict and former incorrigible, has be-
| come devout christian.
Young people of New Haven got mar
ried last November and had prepared a
home without the knowledge of their
parents, who were completing arrange
ments for sumptuous wedding when
the secret was told.
F. H. Rindge, the California philan
thropist and millionaire, founder of the
Cambridge manual training school and
tits benefactor for the past 10 years. is
about to turn that establishment over
to the city of Cambridge. The institu-
ton costs $4,000 year.
TUESDAY, JULY rs.
Two Chinese merchants of Boston are
trying to secure the admittance of their
children into the country in spite of the
legal wall opposed to the immigra-
ton OF their kind. The boys have
reached the Canadian border. but can
pass no further unless some IoophoIe
in the law can be discovered.
The Laconia IN. HI knitting mill.
OShea Bros, proprietors, will begin to
mako nj 70 mt +bo
the course of a week or 10 days. The
plant has been idle for nearly two years,
and the management proposes to start
up IT possible in season to be ready for
the fall and winter trade. The mill
formerly furnished employment to from
rs to 100 hands.
Lewis Warner the defaulting bank
president and treasurer of Northampton.
will return almost penniless. When
he left Northampton, Friday morning,
April 20, he had with him $3.50, which he
had borrowed from his son and sister.
This little driblet of the prncely $780,
900 which has gone never to return has
been expended while he has been liy-
ing in Louisville.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.
The committee appointed by the state
committee of the national Democratic
party to nominate a candidate for gov
ernor of Maine nominated Erastus
Lemmond of Thomaston, who has signi-
fed his acceptance of the nomination.
c. E. Ware of Fftchburg, receiver of
the Wachusett Mutual Fire Insurance
company, has been ordered to stop cob
Letting assessments and to pay to the
stockholders $4,000, which is 20 percent of
the $4,000 collected. This will be the
final payment
There has been total of 1874 new pen
sions issued during the past year in
the Boston district, representing a
money value of 1854, 1925. The S.
655 names on the roll July represented
in cold cash s6,9O5,O64 The roll shows
1888 Massachusetts names.
The 21st annual meeting of the Uni
tarians and liberal christians was for-l
mally opened in Weirs, N H, last event.
ing by a reception and reunion at the1
headquarters of the association. The5
president called attention to the fact1
that for the first time the Universalistsl
united with the Unitarians in holding3
the grove meeting, instead of maintain-S
ing separate and distinct meeting one1
week later.