Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-06-14
Bellows Falls News.

E. P. Saunders OF Montpelier i, in town
this week.
John E. Babbitt of Brown University is
at home this week.
N. J. Woodfall lost valuable dog by
poisoning Sunday.
H. c. Elliott was in Burlington last
week on business.
Merrill White and DR.. Pomeroy of
Springfield were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Betsey Pulsipher of Fitchburg is
visiting relative, and friends in town.
Erwin Kelley of Riverton, Conn.,, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. G. E. Whitman.
F. H. Burr is home for the summer va
cation from the Worcester Polytechnic In
stitute.
Miss Rosetta Lewis, sister of Mrs. j.
E. Farrow, is tending the soda fountain at
the F. B. F.
A. G. Moulton is clerking In the store Of
Williams & Co. this week in the absence
of Mr.. Williams.
Miss Laura Atherton of Rutland is ex-
pected Saturday to visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Keefe and Misses
Nellie and Mary Flavln are in Gardner,
Mass, today to attend the wedding of a
cousin.
In another column l.. C. Lowell has
something to say regarding his hack serv-
ice to which he is now giving his entire
time.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien of White River
Junction and Miss Carrie Haufer of Ran
dolph were guests Of the formers brother,
E. j. O'Brien, last week.
All the teachers of the schools in the vii
lage have been reelected. Miss Susie
Thompson and Miss Mabel Goodhue have
resigned, and there may be other resigna-
lions later.
The ladies' society of the Universalist
church will meet Thursday afternoon.
Supper served at 6.15, in charge OF Mrs.
L. W. Pike and Mrs. H. King. A large
attendance is desired.
The Vermont Academy team played
baseball at Ashburnham with Gushing
Academy Monday and yesterday, being de-
feated both days, Monday - to 7, and
yesterday Is to IL.
J. C. Church was in Burlington last
week and visited his son who is student
at the U. V. M. He visited Fort Ethan
Allen and witnessed the remarkable tao
tics of Captain Dodd and his cavalry.
P. E. Griffin's track horse, Ginger, will
be entered tor track work this season.
The horse has many friends in town who
predict for him a good record. Ginger
has already won first premium in bis class
at Brattleboro and Springfield.
Those from here attending the Masonic
in Burlington this week are G.
H. Williams, G. H. Robb, Howard Park
er, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Black, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Truax, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Thompson, M. M. Whitney, l.. M. Read
and w. H. Taylor.
On return trip from Charlestown Sun
lay and while going up grade at the north
end of Canal street Lawrence Cannon SUI
cred an accident which gave him gentle
making up and swelled his countenance to
,ome extent. The frame of bis bicycle
and he landed in the road.
A. A. Halliday reports fine crop of
trawberries in sight not withstanding the
Try weather which has injured the prospect
Iome. He has already picked few fine
boxes for himself and friends and by next
week expects to have berries on the market.
The City Market will handle bis output as
n years past.
The annual opening of Silverdale Hotel,
It Chesterfield, Stratton & Foster proprie-
ors, will be June 16. There will be So
,ial dance in the evening for which good
music will be provided. The hotel has
arge lunch room and refreshments will be
erved throughout the evening. The pro-
,rietors extend a general invitation.
The interstate shoot begins in Dri,lane's
ield at A. NJ. to-day and continues
through today and tomorrow. Twenty
live or thirty crack shots had arrived last
,vening and there were several more ar
ivals this morning, all being welcomed by
members OF the Bellows Falls club. The
ownspeople are invited to visit the shoot,
md the members of the local club will en-
leayor to make all feel that they are well II
ome. g
Children's day was observed Sunday at {
he Baptist and Universalist churches. At
be latter church there was special SER
non for the children in the morning, and v
Dur OF the little ones were presented for {
aptism- ROLAND Almon Richards, Lula
ieneva Richards, Frances Adeline Hub