Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-10-12
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1892
Town Topics.

Miss Lizzie Butterfeld has returned from
visit in Rutland.
The annual freman's ball and inspection
comes October 20.
Mrs. F. A. Trask of Somerville, Mass
is visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. E. R. Campbell returned Saturday
from stay of several days in Boston.
Mrs. Frederick Somers of Poughkeepsie'
N. Y, is staying with her daughter Mrs.
w. c. Smith.
Z. r. Ball has for some time been assist
ing the bookkeeper for the Bellows Falls
Machine company.
Miss Sylvia Green is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Bancroft, coming here
from the White Mountains.
George Spitzenberger tripped and fell in
the paint shop Friday night, breaking his
left arm just above the wrist.
Mrs. E. M. Greene, Mrs. Lillian Jack
son and little daughter Frances left Wednes-
day of last week for lion, N. Y.
G. T. Grout returned to Washington
last week and resumed his studies in the
Columbian University Law school.
Mrs. /. H. Edison of Bethel and Mrs.
DR.. Perry of West Rutland have been the
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Damien.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hall expect to
GO to New York city Saturday. Their
home here will be closed during the most
of the winter.
DR.. j. G. Clarendon came to town Mon
day and will remain through the week in
Guiding next Sunday. His office is at the
Rockingham hotel.
Ms. Rebecca Brown from Honda,
South America, who for the past six weeks
has been the guest OF her niece, Mrs. c.
L, Barber, went Monday to Boston.
Mrs. Henry Durant and two children OF
West Warren, Mass, are here to spend
couple of months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Conant, while Mr.. Durant
is away from home on business.
Mrs Charles Barker and Miss Helen
Fleming are to attend the Dewey day cele-
bration at Mortified tomorrow and will
remain there TOR few days to visit Mrs.
Barker's son, who is cadet at the univer-
sity.
The store IN the Cray block to the south
OF the meat market is being thoroughly re-
paired and new plate glass front will be
put in. 1t is to be occupied by the Beedle
company of Keene for music store When
completed this will make the second good
store in Mr.. Cray's block.
Philip De St. Croix is negotiating with
the international Paper company for the
rental of the vacant building on Bridge
street now used for a storehouse. If he
makes deal he will put in machinery and
a motor on the first floor and use it for a
shop in getting out building material.
Several changes have been made among
the force at the bakery. Homer Fullam,
who formerly hsd the outside route and
visited the neighboring towns, now drives
the village cart; G. F. Wright looks after
the suburbs. G. W. Stuart, who used to
drive the village cart, now devotes all his
time to work inside.
t. T. Tenbroeck has moved from Under
hill court into one of H. B. Fitzsimmons
tenements on Cherry street. He intends
to take roomers and boarders, business
for which he and Mrs. Tenbroeck are we'll
qualified, as they have run different hotels,
and last summer had charge of the Lake
Griffith House at Mt. Tabor.
Certain boys have been firing shot with
a good deal of recklessness around the vii
lage of late, and among other damages
committed, has been the breaking OF con-
siderable of glass in the churches. These
boys are now being watched carefully and
some one or more of them may be sur
prised at almost any time by the visit from
the police officer and by being sent after
wards for term at Rutland.
=. A. Grant has opened a restaurant
and boarding house in L. .Lovell's building
on Canal street. Meals will be served day
and night and board by the week provided.
Mr.. Grant was with H. D. Aldrich at tn e
depot restaurant for ten years and is no
stranger to the business. Daring the past
summer he has been on his farm in Rock
ingham. A bowling alley may be put in
later in connection with the restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Chapman of
Rochester passed Sunday with his parents
here. They will move to White River
Junction this week and make that village
their future home. Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Chapman also expect to move to the June