Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-05-24

John IL. Flavin has moved his barber
shop from the building in the rear OF the
postoflice into the Howard block on the
second floor.
An interesting and commendable fea-
ture of the parade on Memorial day will be
the large number Of school children who
will be in line. A strong effort will be
made to have 500 out and teachers and
pare mt, should offer every encouragement.
In the rear Of the line OF children will be
20 girls bearing 20 baskets of flowers to
decorate the score Of veterans graves in the
several cemeteries in the village. Details
from the G. A. r. post will escort these
flower girls to the graves where the basket,
are to be deposited.
Wednesday evening Of next week, May
81, Miss Mary A. Danforth will speak at
the Methodist church. The Manchester
Union has the following with reference to
this attractive speaker: '.Miss Mary A.
Dantorth, who occupied St. Paul's pulpit
yesterday, is an entertaining speaker, and,
having been through the great earthquake
Of 1891 and a number of other thrilling ex-
periences in Japan, ha, in store large
amount of interesting narratives. Her
story9was interesting throughout, thrilling,
pathetic and eloquent
l. The illustrated entertainment, given in
lthe Baptist church last night, by the Rev.
~. SR. Farrow, was attended by large su-
diehce and all we're highly pleased. The
views presented we're among the best ever
given in Bellows Falls. v A feature of great
interest was the illustrated songs. 1t wa.
worth the spending Of an evening to hear
these. The orchestra's opening and clos
ing selections were also of much merit
Mr.. Farrow is to be congratulated upon
the possession of an entertainment which,
wherever reproduced, cannot fail to give
so much Of pleasure and of profit. The
church must have ne tied goodly sun
through the kindness Of the lecturer.
James Farrell and Miss Cora E., daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Adams, were
married in St. Charles church yesterday
morning at o'clock, Rev. Father Rey
nolds performing the ceremony. The bride
wore pretty gown of white muslin with {
white hat and was attended by brides
maid, Miss Minnie Baleger, attired j,
green. Joseph Farrell, brother OF tn
groom, officiated as best man and the wed
ding march was played by Miss Dor
Veho. Last evening a reception was givel
the wedding party on Wells street at tn
home Of the groom's sister, Mrs. Thoms
ellis, with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell
are tor the present to make their home.
Rev. Albert Hammatt made the trip tt
Claremont on bis wheel Monday and calle'
) on friend there. When it becam
7 time to return to Bellows Falls the hos
thought he would do the neighborly thing
and so offered to accompany his visitor
? part of the distance. In the course of tim
$ the two wheelmen reached the top of tn
Dean bill and Mr.. Hammatt, who wa
ahead, plunged boldly downward, but hi
host called in one breath that he though
; it dangerous to ride the hill and in tn
next to make room for he had lost contro
of his wheel. Rider and wheel plunge,
madly onward and finally left the troddel
) course of the road and the runaway ant
an embankment came violently in contact
The unfortunate riders clothing, face ant
hands were badly torn. and scratched, bu
luckily no serious damage was done.