Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-03
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be taken out and the wound sewed up.
A. S. Hardy, tie former Dartmouth pro.
fe ssor aud novelist, is ENJOYING most at
tractive diplomatic tour OF Europe. After
a d lighttul stay Of ain ost ayear in Greece,
he is transferred 10 Swilze land, from
which it will be easy to sep to some one
OF the more important posts IN the service
EGi,h Harwood of BENNINGTON, aged Ii,
met with an accident last Thursday morn,
il @ in which his light hand was cut of ard
has arm was badly torn in a csrding ma.
chine in Cooper mill, His hand caught IN
a pulley which could not be stopped in
time to save the hand. He sustained other
injuries on the body, but will save his arm,
Tie contract tor the construction OF a
Masonic Temple in Rutland ha. been
AWARDED to Charles f. Paige OF that CITY,
and ground will be broken at once. The
building will be the largest in Vermont
and second to few in New England. -Four
stories with every convenience has been
provided tor. 1t is to be 10 aed on land
west of the Bsrdw,ll House given by the
late John W. Champion.
As w, llington Sargent of johnson We;
skating on the mill pond be broke througt
the ice, going into the water up nearly to
bis arms He managed to scramble out
aud made for home, leavi G the hole In the
ice and mitten beside it. That was soor
disc overed and search was made for a miss
ing boy, who was supposed to be under
the ice. After some little excitement the
mystery was solved and serenity restored
Mrs. Dewey, wife of the admiral, in
herits 100000 through the death of hel
mother, Mrs. Mary L. Mclean. A codi
Gil, executed after the marriage of the ad
miral, provided that if there is no Inca
descendant, then the property reverts tt
the persons who would be, if the testatri1
were living, her heirs-at-law. BY this pro
vision no share OF the estate can 60 to Ad
miral Dewey or bis relatives.
Capt. Robert Y. Holey, native Yer
monter, and long time resident of Wash
ington, d. c., where he has held a clerk
ship in the navy department, died Decem
Der 21: At the beginning Of the civil wa
Capt. Holley was cadet from Vernon
at the naval academy in Annapolis, blu
went into the service and made brillian
record. He was consul to the Barbadoe
for eighteen year, after the civil war.
One of the haopiest surprises Of Christ
ma,tide to st Jobn,bury people was ii
the fern OF check for $1,000 to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alvah Harvey from Mrs. Mary A
Hobart of Paterson, N. j., wife of the lat
Vice President Garret A. Hobart. 1t vii
be remembered that Vice President Ho
bart's father was native of Burke AM
that Mrs. Harvey, who wa, Hobart, wa
the late vice presidents only aunt on hi
fathers side. The generous gift was
complete surprise and was most fttingl
bestowed.
Among the men who will meet on tn
second Monday of January to formal
elect President Mckinley to succeed hun
self, are Walter r. Barton Of Tecumset
Neb., marble man, and H. d. Pierce
manager of the Chicago branch of the Vel
mont Marble company. Mr.. Barton man
years since worked for the late E W
Howe in marble shop located in Nortl
field. He will be remembered by many
Sorthfield who had wondered what had be
come of him, nothing having been heard {
bis whereabouts for years.