Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-15
Office Of the superintendent Of the Massa.
cbusetts State Industrial Institute.

once OF me superintendent OF the Massa-
cbusetts State Industrial Institute.
q, Roy Butterfeld has fnishs work as day
elerk,at the Rockingham and gone to bis
home in Ticonderoga, N. Y, Carl Allen
Of the Commercial house is now clerk at
the Rockingham, his place at the CONNER
cisl being taken by M. 7. Dodge.
4 oMfsnG l., Kibby went Tuesday to Bur
lington delegate to the annual session Of
the Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance
On her return she will visit at Claremont,
Windsor, Brattleboro and Hiusdale, not
forgetting many friends in Bellows Falls.
A free Illustrated health lecture under
the auspices Of the Vermont Viavi COM
pany for ladies will be given at the Bap-
fist church on Nor day afternoon, October
"a, at 3. o'clock. All ladies are cordially
invited to attend and receive the benefits
to be derived from these lectures.
TIE annual meeting of the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad was held Tuesday
morning at Lawrence, Mass. Lucius Tut
tie, Samuel G. Lawrence, Joseph S. Rick
er, Richard Olney, A. w. sulloway, j. H,
White, Walter Hunnewell, Henry r Reed,
Lewis P. Ledyard, Henry M, Whitney,
William Whiting, Henry F. Dimock, John
Hall and Alexander Cochrane were chosen
directors. -.....
The State Medical association elected
thu following officers ct Brattleboro this
week: President, DIR. E. S. Lawton, Brat
tleboro; vice president, DR.. w. S. Nay,
Underhill; secretary, d. c. Hawley, Bur,
lington; treasurer, E. S. Allbee, Bellows
Fa"s; auditor, M. r. Or ain. Rutland; ex.
ecutive committee, S. E. Lawton, d. c.
Hawley, L. G. Holcombe. The mex
annual meeting will be held in Burlington
The electric read directors were in con
ference with the balliff, yesterday regar l.
ing their franchise within the corporation
limits. They desire to run the road from
Rockingham street in front of the grave
bank, IL rough Williams street, onto Atkin
son street. instead Of running up Rocking
ham to the Morgan park; this would save
| considerable extra travel in handling
freight. 1t is reported that the director
are meeting with good success in securing
subscriptions to stock, about $4,000 al
ready having been taken by local parties
The millinery display at Mrs. j. H. Con
ways has received its share of attention
ibis week, the opening days being Tues
| "Wednesday and Thursday. The stock i
/ large, we'll chosen and tasteful in it
designs, and includes an excellent chill
d1en's department that i, feature of thi
store. A waxen lady with Partisan air
| assists in displaying the goods this season
| by appearing in the show window crowre
| with the latest triumphs of millinery a,
| and is shining example OF how easy it il
to find a becoming hat.
m On Tuesday, October IS, the RUTLAND
railrpad will run its annual excursion t.
NewrY ork via Rutland, Delaware & Hud
sonlrailroad and the Peoples line steamer
from Albany. Tickets will be good goin&
on re gular trains October IS and good re
turning,to leave New York on any steame
of7rtheo Peoples line up to and including
| Monday, October "a. Fare for the roune
trip from Bellows Falls only s5.
The Vermont Academy football team
will make two days southern trip, play
ing Massachusetts Agricultural college a
Amherst. Mass, Saturday, October Is
and Williston Seminary at Easthampton
Mass. = Monday, October II. The Massa
chusetts "Aggies" have played tie game
with Amherst college this season and (
hard game is expected with them.