Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-08-06
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1898.
Bellows Falls Locals.

C. S. Gates is very sick with infamma-
ton of the bowels.
Eugene Clark has greatly improved the
looks Of his house by having back piazza
built.
The roads outside of the village were
badly torn to pieces in the heavy showers
OF Thursday night.
The wrapper factory is still making addi-
tions to its force, two or three commencing
work Thursday morning.
John Hayes left Thursday morning for
Claremont, where he has secured employ
ment at back-tending in the Sugar River
mill.
H. d. Ryder reports an excellent sum-
mer school for teachers at Putney but
small attendance, there being about 60
present.
Business is booming in the Moore &
Thompson mill to the extent that several
of the fnishers have had to work part Of
the nights this week.
The catch basin in front OF DR.. Georges
house was clogged up SO that in the heavy
showers of Thursday night the water set
tied in the street foot deep.
G.. H. Smith went to Keene yesterday to
be present at family gathering today at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. A..
Davis it is the second annual gathering.
Will Delaney, who was injured Monday
in No. 3 machine room of the Interna-
tional Paper company, is able to walk with
the aid Of cane and expects to resume
work some time next week.
The Rockingham bus came out this week
in new coat of paint, liveried driver with
tall hat, and H. E. Dodge in new por-
tiers uniform. This bus is the center Of
attraction above the station now days.
Boating, fishing and Ferris wheels are
some of the attractions at Crescent Park.
The Fitchburg railroad excursion of Au-
gust affords an opportunity to visit thi,
great resort at an expense Of only $3.50
Train leaves at 80 A. NJ.
Joseph Almond, Jr., broke his leg Mon.
day night at the four pines. He was there
viewing the race and when the crowd be.
gan to close in after the race, he was acct
dentally pushed over the high embankment
He was attended by DR.. Ridden.
There was not clergyman in Below
Falls Wednesday. Rev. Marggraf was a
Sunapee Rev. Lewis in Royalton; Rev
Sanford in Ogdensburg, N. Y. ; Rev. Rey
nolds in Plattsburg, N. Y; Rev. Reid o,
his vacation in New York, and Rev. Dodg,
in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. S. Louise Barton of the evangelist
association of the Clarendon street Baptis
church and also Of the Boston W. C. T
U. will occupy the pulpit Of the Methods
church Sunday morning. August z. A
7.3O P. NJ. she will give an address in tn
Baptist church under the auspices of th
W. G. T. U. Subject, "Can We Affor'
It?" She is spoken of as an able and elo
quent woman.
John Roberts and E. S. Hanley, VIII
have occupied the Saker house on Gree
street, have moved, Mr.. Roberts going t
the Bennett house on Henry street ant
Mr.. Hanley to one of Fred Saker's house
on Williams street. Selden Newcomb
who purchased the Saker house, is hav
ing it thoroughly reprinted and papered
When it is finished Mr.. Newcomb vii
occupy the upper tenement.
Last Sundays Eastern Pennsylvania Cal
contained the following account of tn
Three Blackberries OF the Brosnahan
jackson Co. 1.-The concert at Island Par
in which hasten, Duey and Kastel
appeared yesterday for the last time was
high grade entertainment. These tire,
exceptionally good artists have been de
| lighting thousands Of hearers during th
past week and have been pronounced th
best people who have appeared on tn
island. The Misses Hasten have remark
ably fine voices aud render a selection Q
popular songs that please all. Mr.. Due
in his mcnologue is very funny and in i'm
personating the aged negro he has no
yet fallen into the practice of overdoir
the thing. a fault with a great manxO