Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-06-22
Bellows Falls Locals.

Arson was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
E. Duffy Monday.
w. G. Ober has sold his fine pair Of
gray horses to Fred Hartley Of Boston.
The last logs of the Connecticut river
drive went over the dam yesterday; sew
eral of the drivers were paid off this week.
Miss Fannie Chapman has resigned as
one Of the teachers in No. building, and
will not teach during the coming school
year.
Mrs. William A. Hall expected the
arrival of a fine saddle horse last evening
from the famous Gould stables in New
York.
Mrs. Phoebe Hadwen, aged IS, died at
her home in Rockingham last Saturday.
The funeral was Monday the remains were
taken to Dandy for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Livermore, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Smith, H. H. Royce, and Mrs. George A.
Goodspeed enjoyed trip to Warren's
pond last Saturday.
A Rutland and Fitchburg switch engine
collided in the Fitchburg yard on the New
Hampshire side of the river yesterday !;
both engines were considerably damaged,
one being derailed.
George L. Hapgood says that he had
new peas from his garden Monday; he
doesn't know that bis garden beats the
record but thinks it has done very well
considering the cold wet weather through
out the spring.
The fire at the depot was settled for less
than $50; the railroad company settled
for $12 ss the damage to the building, and
H. d. Aldrich was satisfied with little
over 1928. These amounts cover less by
both fire and water.
Prof. S. B. Whitney of Boston was in
town yesterday, the guest of John H..
Williams. 1t is understood he was here to
arrange the musical program tor the cele-
bration Of the Tooth anniversary of I'm
manuel church on July %.
Last night very delightful surprise was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. White at
their home on the Old Terrace when about
20 of their friends, members of the Mount
Kilburn Wheel club, called on them and
presented them with beautiful silver tea
service and many good wishes for their
future.
At meeting Of the auxiliary Of the A.
o. H. held last Saturday the following
were elected delegates to the state conven-
ton at Concord, N. H., yesterday aud to-
day: Mrs. C. j, O'Neil, Misses Elizabeth
Stack, Agnese Carol, Minnie Mead and
Minnie Hackett.
Oscar Cast, who passed the examina-
ton by the state board of pharmacy and is
now registered pharmacist, says he is the
only druggist in town who had to pass an
examination to get diploma. all the
others received diplomas after studying
and clerking in drug store for three
years, this being all that was required
under the old law.
The last meeting of the ladies' society
of the FRS Universalist church for the
summer vii BE held at the church to-mor-
row afternc with business meeting at
4.3O. A st "berry supper will be served
by the ladies There will be meeting of
the board OF parish trustees at o'clock
The ladies of the Congregational church
will have an ice cream, cake and lemonade
sale on the lawn of N G. Williams the after
noon of July 4 at 6 O'Clock supper will be
served, and beginning at 8 O'Clock a pre-
gram devoted to patriotic services will be
given from a platform improvised for the
occasion. Should the day be rainy the
entire program viii be carried out in the
vestry OF the church.