Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-06
Bellows Falls News.

The K. of P. lodge worked the third
degree last night.
A son was was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E..
P. Smith Saturday evening.
Plate glass fronts were placed in the
stores of Williams & Co., and Bodine &
Davis Monday.
Mrs. Orrin Hart met with quite seri-
GUS accident recently in the sudden down
fall of window which crushed her hand
badly.
Rev. N. W. Alger, a former pastor OF
this place, now of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
will preach at the Baptist church next Sun
day.
At the local station Monday there were
103 tickets sold for Lake Walden, - for
Cavendish, and over 100 for Charlestown
to parties going to Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Thwing started
for Chicago yesterday Mr.. Thwing hopes
10 1OllOW us trdue rs maCnlnlSl III Lne
railroad shops at Al'oopa, Ill.
Sunday was one Of the hottest days Of
recent years; at one residence on the
South Terrace the thermometer registered
100 degrees from II A. NJ. until p NJ.
Miss Addie Zuill's music scholars and
Sunday school class, numbering more than
60 children, picnicked very pleasantly in
Williams orchard Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Robb, F. W. Burbank, c. W.
Labaree, and Misses Cordelia Frost and
Bertha Capron passed the Fourth at Mr..
Labaree cottage at Sunapee.
Percy Fitzgerald, brother of James
Fitzgerald who was drowned in the Con-
necticut river in April 1395,is a member Of
Co. B, 9th Massachusetts volunteers and
is now at Camp Alger near Washington.
The pool room over the store Of the BEL
lows Falls Plumbing company on West
munster street now kept by E. j. Lockwood
was raided Monday night by officers
Thayer and Buemond, but nothing contra
band was discovered.
Harry R. F. Doland, son Of the Mr..
Doland associated with G. L. Barber in
the sewing machine business, and student
in Harvard University class of 1900, came
to town yesterday and will canvass this
section for the book, Marching with
Gomez"
The National bank received limited
quantity OF war revenue stamps yesterday
in denominations Of l, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10
cents. 1t is thought these will be enough
to supply the immediate wants OF the bust
ness community, and no doubt more will
be received in few days.
Nelson, son of George A. Brown Of
Everett, Mass, took first honor in the
Rollins prize speaking contest at Dart
mouth college during the recent commence
ment he will be at the head Of the college
| gee ana DapJ0 cluoS next year.
Miss Anna D. Cornwall went to Green
field, Mass, Saturday where she enters
the Franklin County hospital to learn the
duties Of trained nurse. On Friday even
ing her fellow employees of the Westminster
Paper company presented her with fine
gold ring and gold shirt waist set.
The Rockingham town Sunday school
association will hold its midsummer meet
ing at the Congregational church in Sax
tons River, Sunday evening, July 10 at
o'clock. L. W. Hawley of Brattleboro
and Rev. j. H. Reid OF the Congregation
al church at Bellows Falls are the speakers.
| Carroll Barber and Lawrence Cannon
of this place were entered IN the ten mile
road race at Fitchburg Monday. There
we're 80 starters Barber won out sixth, but
Cannon did not finish. BARRIERS prize was
q fine clock, and it is understo ID his hand
leap was two minutes. The race was won
by A. P. Blood of Fitchburg with handi-
cap of 3m 45s, his time being 29m Us. z.
Willard of Holyoke scratch, won the time
prize in 27m LIS.
Bellows Fails people who wish the
TIMES sent to Sauapee during the vacation
season, can have the papers sent up on the
noon mail on Wednesdays and Saturdays
and thus receive them on the days Of pub
LEGATION by leaving notice to that effect at
the TIMES office. Mrs. Wallace White
has kindly consented to act as Sunapee
correspondent and readers may expect
some newsy and interesting letters during
the summer.
The large blast in the bed of the canal
near the Rutland railroad bridge was dis
charged shortly after s o'clock Sunday
morning. The explosion was not loud,
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