Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30

ter OF Hartford, liabilities $515, assets SlS7 80;
J-rome PCquett ot st, Albaus Bay, haoiiities
$50, assets 1921 Discharges have been
granted to James II Hooker Of Barre, John
j Eagan OF Barre, George II. Noye of Mont
pelier, Augustiu j Roy of st Johnsburv,
Amos IL, Noyes of ST Johnsbury, Leon r.
Howell and Charles b. Davis of Brattleboro,
George W. Cook of st. Johnshury.
Charles Harris, DIR. G, #. Barber, and
Charles W. Durham, who returned from
Maine last week. report quite an experience
in their attempt to get out Of the wilds OF Mt
Kstshdin. The ice in the lake was too firm
to admit of canoeing, and hardly strong
enough to hold up the hunters, one of whom
received cold bath while following his
guide across an inlet. 1t required two or
three days travel to resch civilization,
though the sportsmen succeeded in capturing
their six deer and other game.
"Haryest day" was observed at the home
for the aged and disabled on Western avenue
Thursday, the reception lasting from to 8,
| The visitors brought all kinds of food, fruits
and vegetables. as we'll as many articles of
clothing and quite sum of money. Tea was
served and the hours devoted to music and to
social pleasure. The arrangements were in
| the hands of the regular visiting committee.
| Hal r. Babbitt is i'll in Honolulu from ivy
poisoning. He was about accepting employ.
| ment with a Wholesale establishment on the
island when taken ill. His condition, how
ever, Is NOT didi
| David Perry, who has been experimenting
| work on the Massachusetts state road in
Heath, returned to Brattleboro Moudsy, and
! he will probably begin work on the driveways
in and around Morningside cemetery.
Emerson Thurber, So, an old resident of
| Halifax, died at his home there Tuesday. He
| was veteran of the war of the rebellion, and
besides widow, five children survive him.
| His funeral was held Friday at ] O'Clock,
| Rev Il X. Marvin of Brattleboro officiating.
There was hearing before Justice j. H.
Merri6eld Tuesday afternoon Of last week in
| the case of Mauley Bros. against A. G Fell
| lows of Bronkline. Suit was brought to re-
cover the amount of note which Fellows
gave Manley Bros. some time ago in payment
| for q wheel, and which he claims has already
been paid. The case was held over for furth.
er testimony. III. G. Barber appeared for the
plaintiff and j. L. Martin for the defendant
Frank F. Shore and George Beaudry, both
of st. Adams, have been aGjudged bankrupt
by the United States district court, the form
er with liabilities of 1927 and assets of $40,
while the latter's liabilities are $500. with no
assets.
| Miss Minnie Brasor entertained the even.
| ing session of the women's club at her home
| on Canal street Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Crowell resumed her duties in
the high school Wednesday, after an illness
of several weeks.
j. G. Ullery has moved bis PUBLISHING bus
| mess from Crosby block into the new Ullery
block.
| special meeting of the Mornlngside GEM
etery association was held Thursday evening
at which contract was closed with Temple
Bros. of Rutland for $4,000 tomb, with AZ
catacombs The structure will be of granite,
with chapel and ornamental porch 1t will
be built early in the spring, its location being
about the center of the plateau facing the en-
trance to the grounds.
John Finn, a conductor on the Central Yer.
mont, had one leg seriously sprained by a
box falling on it at the Millers Falls station
Thursday He was taken to his home in
Brattleboro on the train arriving at O'Clock.
Anthony Clarity, while coupling cars in
the freight yards Wednesday night, had a
hand crushed so thst it was necessary to am
putate the thumb.
A K. Atwood is getting out an attractive
calendar for 1900 with cuts of Brsttleboro
celebrities and views about the town.
The cannon which was secured by Sedg-
wick Grand Army post several months ago
was placed on the common last week.
State Auditor o. M. Barber was in town
Thursday making his semi-annual inspection
OF the county clerks Office
G. F. Thompson, treasurer of the Brattle-
boro gaslight company is to take one of the
offices ecently vacated by j. G. Ullery in
Crosby block. F. D. Stowe, the lawyer, who
has been in the office of County Clerk Merri-
field, will move December into the room
formerly occupied by Lsfeche Bros. in the
same block.
The Sunday school of the Congregational
church gave Thanksgiving social in the
chapel OF the church Tuesday evening, and,
as in former years, the admittance fee was
some vegetable or other article of food These
will be distributed among poor families of
the town.
The young peoples Christian union of the
Universalist church had its semi. annual roll
cali Friday evening, after which there was
Poets hour"
Teachers examination was held in Brattle-
boro FRIDAY and Saturday by County Exami-
ner II. d. Ryder of Bellows Falls.
The womsn's Indian association held its
annual meeting at the home of Mrs. j. M.
Tyler Saturday afternoon.
The net re ceipts of the third annual photo
graphic exhibit of the Yourg Mems Christian
assoc ation amounted to So.