Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-05-20
Mrs. H, w. Town, Is visiting in Middle

Mrs. H w. Towns is visiting in Middle
bury,Ps pge9g 9plt !B
G. M. Cook is working on the shifter in
the depot yard.
Tracy Leonard is home again after a
stay in Boston. g
Moses Miller has been at Sunapee few
days this week.
G. E. White is expected home Monday
for the summer vacation.
w. j. Conant has been in Walpole for
few days this week. g,8r a.
/ Mrs. j. j. Smith and son A. r. Smith
returned Wednesday from visit in Bos-
ton. 8g ago ..
Mrss Alfred Dow is visiting in Rutland
and Mr.. Dow has been in Manchester, N.
H., this week.
A shower bath has been placed in the
basement of the high school building for
the benefit of the athletes of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Osgood 60 to
Worcester, Mass, today. Tomorrow morn
ing Mr.. Osgood will speak in Bethany
church in Worcester, and in the afternoon
will address Sunday school rally in Lei
cester.
Mrs. Peter Usher, aged SO, of North Wal
pole died Thursday morning OF consump-
ton. The funeral will be from st. Peter,
church tomorrow with burial in Drewsville.
The deceased leaves husband and five
children.
Mrs. H. E. Adams and daughters, who
have been living in the Russell house or
the extension Of Henry street, have rented
tenement in the O'Brien house on George
street and will move about the first o.
June.
The building committee of the Baptis
church held its first meeting Wednesday
evening and made plans to begin work OF
the church edi6ce right away. A. M
/ Buchanan is to have charge Of the carpen
tering, and John O. Spring Of the ma
sonry.
The repairs on the house Of F. c. Win
newisser recently purchased OF the estate
of the late Mrs. C. E. Holbrook, are pro
crossing and the two tenements will b.
ready TOR occupancy by June. Mr.. Win
newisser and family will occupy one tene
ment and Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrew
the other.
An interesting reminder of the ancien
days is picture of the old Bellows Fall
stage houseNon exhibition in the window Q
F. G. Winnewisser. The picture was en-
larged from an old daguerreotype by F. J
Blake and gives crude idea of what thi
place was some so years. ago. In front Q
the building a sign is plainly seen O.
which is the name "R. HYDE" who wa
proprietor at that time.
| G. H. Rich, who for five years or NOR
has been popular clerk with the F. B. F
grocery company, finished work tor tn
company last night. He will 60 on to th
road at once as travelling salesman 70
Blake, Scott & Lee of Boston, wholesal
dealers in fruits, provisions and grocerie,
, Mr.. Rich has been in the grocery bushes
in Bellows Falls nine years or more, hav
ing been with M. B. Kelley four years be
fore the F. B. F. was organized.
j A. A. Halliday has just completed set
ting out 800 more plum trees, which add
ed to his already large orchard give hir
the largest plum orchard in the state. H
already has the largest Cherry orchard il
the state, if not in New England, AM
the promise OF an abundant crop of all fruit
including plums, pears, cherries, crrrants
strawberries and raspberries is very promis
ing. He also has over 200 fine early chick
ems, and two incubators still running ant
will build new house tbi. summer to &C
comodate large number of laying hens
He will be prepared to grow fruit from boil
hens and trees.