Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-08-18
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.

real estate belonging to the estate. This
includes the residence property located at
the corner of Henry and South streets,
which is among the most valuable that is
for sale in Bellows Falls.
A lively runaway, extending over con-
siderable territory, occurred Monday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. John Koran of Saxtons
River were thrown out of their carriage
near the farm house of John Stoddard near
Rockingham and the horse ran all the way
to this village, where he was secured by P.
M. Wright on Atkinson street. Both
shafts were broken out of the carriage and
that left near where he started. The horse
wasI somewhat injured, broken pieces of
the shafts wounding his legs.
The Bellows Falls bakery has changed
hands this week, Messrs. Crosier & Bow
tell having sold it to Charles W. Stuart,
who has been in their employ great many
years, and Charles F. Wright, who has
worked in the depot restaurant the last
two years. They assumed control yester-
day, and start off with a well established
business which has been successful for
many years. Mr.. Bowtell is to take the
lease of Towns hotel and become its man
sger. Mr.. Crosier has bought the livery
business of the late W. P. Cassidy
W. f. Conway, of the firm Of Winnie
Wiser & Conway of the New York Racket,
was married Tuesday in Springfield, Vt,
to Miss Kate Carmodv of that place. The
bride is we'll known here, having been en-
ployed for some time in the dressmaking
shop of Margaret Flavin. They left in the
afternoon for a two weeks trip through
the White Mountains, and on their return
they will board with H. b. Davis on Cherry
Hill. Twill" has many warm friends here
and all will wish to extend to him the full
measure of congratulations upon their re-
turn.
N. s. Eddy, who for the past year has
managed the depot restaurant, closes his
engagement there with Mr.. Rabbit this
week, and has purchased an extensive
bakery at Claremont of which he takes
possession next week. Mr.. Eddy is we'll
known caterer, having been connected at
different times with restaurants at White
River Junction, st. Adams and at Burling-
ton. During their stay here they have
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy have made many
warm friends here during their stay, who
will regret their removal from Bellows
Falls.
The following from the Rutland Herald
of Monday is of interest to Bellows Falls
people, as the Joubert family formerly liv-
ed in this town: Mr.. and Mrs. Andre W
Joubert of Merchants row returned Satur-
day from Hartford, N. Y, where they
were called last Wednesday by the suicide
of Mrs. Joubert's sister, Mrs. Esther A.
Boushe. Mr.. Joubert told Herald reporter
yesterday that Mrs. Boushe had acted
strangely for several days before she kill.
ed herself, but there seemed to be no rea.
son to expect such a tragedy. On Wed,
nesday morning the neighbors heard pts.
tol shot, and they found Mrs. Boushe dead
with bullet wound in her head.
Next Monday evening the entertainment
season will be opened at the opera house
by one of the best troupes on the road
who will play Darkest Russia" The
seats went on sale yesterday at the boob
store of Williams & Co. The troupe com,
here under the management of j. f. Bros
nahan, who has booked number of tn,
highest class entertainments on the theatr,
lists. Bellows Falls has been gaining tn,
reputation outside of not supporting tn,
most elevating class of entertainment
during the last three or four years, ant
considerable money has been lost through
them. 1t is certainly hoped the citizen
will decide to pat-onize the higher an,
DeCUer CLASS.
Great preparations are being made TO
the observance of "Old Home Week" a
Walpole during the week beginning Aug
Goth. Wednesday, Aug &c. is to be tn
special day of the week observed, and tn
town is extending its hospitality to all oil
residents. The committee of invitation an
reception is Hon. T. N. Hastings Thos +
Peck, E. X. Seabury, O. H. Barnes an
Edwin Guild, with another strong con
nittee upon finance. On that day ther
will be a monster basket picnic at Amory
Pines, on the hill road to Drewsville, an
all residents of the town and visitors al
/ invited. There will be an open air NEE
} ing at o'clock, with singing and address,
by citizens and former residents who hay
won honor and distinction in other place
: If the day is fair there will be an immeni
crowd present.