Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-07-09
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, JULY 8 1898.
Bellows Falls News.

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parents OF son born June 20.
Clark Chase has sold the Saker place on
Green street to S. II. Newcomb for $2950.
j. c. F. With, manager Of the Andrews
drug store, was married in Boston on June
% and makes his home in Boston.
The water pipe at the top Of the hill
leading from the square down Westmin-
ster street was repaired Thursday.
j. A. Eaton & Co. have sold for L. J..
Royce the Shaw place in Langdon, N. H.,
to James Brooks Of Bellows Falls, who is
to occupy it.
The walks and driveway about the resi-
dence Of Albert Derby on School street
have been concerted also the sidewalk in
front of the house.
F. A. George has given the stair rail
ings leading from School street to the
square coat of paint, improving their ap-
pearance materially.
z. H. Allbee was in Brattleboro Thurs
day; hearing on the petition Of Witt and
others against the Farmers and Mechanics
exchange was held before him as special
master.
The ladies Of the Baptist society will
have lawn party at the home Of Mrs. H.
c. Bacon on Atkinson street next Tues
day evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended. Good music will be furnished by
the orchestra.
E. H. Wilder Of Burlington registered
at the Rockingham hotel Wednesday. Mr..
Wilder is noted ho1seman and has owned
Jones Ordway and other horses well known
in racing circles. He has number OF fast
horses at Burlington which he is training
this summer.
The dwelling house owned by the Cen
trail Vermont railroad and located just be-
low Earl street, is being generally re-
paired for one of the section hands, Joseph
Bowen, whose family is temporarily living
in house on Earl street.
C. H. West, who sold his milk business
to A. L. Mack July 1, and who has posi-.
ton with Walter S. Keene & Co. of Bos.
ton, dealers in hemlock sole leather, does
not expect to leave town until August; his
family will remain here for the present.
A summer school tor Windham county
is to be held in Putney August lib. The
tuition for the entire course will be So, fol
one week $1.25 and 80 cents per day
The program, which has been somewhat
delayed, will soon be ready, and in the
meantime Gil culars and general informa
tion regarding the school can be obtained
Of H. D. Ryder, county examiner.
Isaac Newton says that land in his town
Acworth, N. H., may not sell tor much il
the real estate market, but it will rails,
grass, at least, during favorable season
He selected tome stalks of herds-grasI
from one of his fields this week which
measured 5 IL feet in length, and such 9
crop ought to be large enough to suit the
most ambitious farmer.
The Vermont State fair at Billings Park,
White River Junction, will open August
80 and continue four days. 1t promises tc
be the largest and most attractive eve1
held in the state. The meet of two trot.
ting circuits over the new half mile track
will give excellent opportunities for seeing
| fast horses. Make note of the date ant
attend.
N. r Willard and H. F. r. Doran boil
st udents in Harvard University, class 0
1900, are in town canvassing for the bool
/" Marching with Gomez. Mr.. Doran j
general agent for this section and Mr.
Willard will canvass Bellows Falls. job
Regain will canvass North Walpole.
| l.. S. Hayes, who for several years ha
been the efficient local correspondent 70
the Brattleboro Phoenix, has severed hi
come ction with that paper and the pub
Usher has secured the services of Kenda
Banning for the summer and early fall
Mr.. Banning will send in the daily Below
Falls letter and look after advertising cor
tracts and collections.
F. w. Pierce Of Chester, Collins Blal
ley Of Montpelier and Mr.. Bingham Of s.
Johnsbury, members Of the state board {
pharmacy, examined six candidates j
Brattleboro Wednesday and all got diplt
mas. Two of the candidates were frol
Bellows Falls, N. A. Wheeler and Oscs
Cast. Mr.. Wheeler is registered pha
macist in New Hampshire and was doin
business in Vermont under permit
was highly complime nted by the board Q
an excellent examination. MIR. Cast WI
given diploma by Mr.. Pierce few weel
ago, but as objection was raised becaus
he did not appear before majority of II
board, he had to take the examination
second time.