Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-25
Bellows Falls Locals.

The exercises of the Rockingham Sun
day school in connection with the examine
ton in the catechism, which were to have
taken place last Sunday, will occur tomorr-
row provided it does not rain.
Misses Stella Durham, Mary Baker, Mabel
Baker of Rutland, Lula and Bertha Bacon,
Mabel Chandler and Mildred and Iva
Young 60 to Lake Sunapee today for 4
weeks stay in the cottage Of George
Bacon.
John Adams of Alstead has resumed
work for the Vermont Farm Machine Co.,
after an absence of several weeks on ac-
count Of illness.
A. F. Winnewisser intends to build q
three-story tenement building on the lot or
Canal street, which he recently purchased
it will have four entrances from the
street and will contain IL tenements.
Albert Winnewisser of Hazardville, c..
who was in business in Bellows Falls some
Is years ago, has returned to town and
entered the employ of the Island Manu-
featuring company. Mr.. Winnewissel
kept cigar store where the Keene casl
grocery now is and sold out to Anto1
Hecker, and the business is now con
Quoted on Canal street by Exner 6
Holmes.
Miss Jessie Judd has resigned her posi-
ton as one of the assistants in the higl
school.
The sum Of $1O.85 has been received b.
superintendent Marggraf from the schoo
children in the town Of Rockingham as
contribution toward the new battleship
American Boy" which is to be built t.
replace the Inflated Maine. The amount
donated average about penny a child.
The funeral Of Mrs. J. G. Dragnaul
was held from St. Peters church in Nortl
Walpole Wednesday morning with inter
ment in Oak Hill cemetery.
w. G. ODER has sold his gray PAGER t,
Philip de St. Croix, who now has nothin.
further to desire in the way OF rapid transit
George Lowell informs the public tina
whereas homegrown peas were first eater
in Bellows Falls Monday, his garden
located in Gageville, yielded the succulent
dainty as early as the preceding Saturday
This is not owing to superior soil or gar
dening, but to the more southerly situa
ton Of Gageville.
Speaking tubes and electric bells have
recently been added to the work rooms il
the plumbing establishment of George B
Allbee.
1t is reported that Joseph Viau, formerly
a barber here, will enter Goddard semi
nary next tall as student.
Michael Keesh, Hungarian who came
to town last week, was found on the side.
walk on Canal street Wednesday nigh
sleeping off drunk he was run into thu
cooler and Thursday was fined S. ant
costs.
There will be a lawn party on thu
grounds of Walter Parker in North Wal
pole Thursday, June 30, for the benefit
of the Methodist church extension. Ice
cream and cake will be served and all arc
cordially invited to attend.
G. B. York of Westmoreland Depo,
begins work Monday for F., B. Phelps q.
carpenter.
A concrete walk has been laid from the
residence of Mrs. o. D. Gray on Henry
street across the yard to the home of he,
daughter, Mrs. Mortimer Davis. Yester.
day the walks to the new house of Frank
Landon on Atkinson street were concerted.
H. w. Thompson, who returned thi.
week from visit to Minnesota and Dakota
says that the farm crops in that section
promise large yields, and the farmers are
in the best of spirits.
The Olympian tennis club is clearing the
vacant lot belonging to James Bryan on
Atkinson street and will soon have it ready
for playing.
Scott Lowell is building a new carriage
house at his home on Atkinson street; il
will house a new meat wagon which be
expects in about two weeks.
Allie. Smith is the possessor of q new
wheel, Trinity. 30. sslaa. q