The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-25
BELLOWS FALLS.

A well equipped private garage is
being built this week by J. J. Fenton
in the rear of his home.
Mrs. Barney Cannon, who spent soy
eral months with relatives in Savan-
nah, Georgia, returned Monday to her
home here.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will hold their
annual May day party and dance in
Union hall May l.
Warren Porter. chauffeur of
Bridgeport, Conn, has been with his
wife and child with the family of his
father, Henry w. Porter, this week.
Within the past week or two a doub
lie garage has been built on the ives;
side of Rockingham street nearly op
posite the Cote & Frost establishment
by Joseph d. Cote and J. II. Blakcley
Luther q. Howard of Reading. Mass.
formerly a well-known and prominen
resident Of Bellows Falls, now 81 year
old, was in town this week to atten,
the funeral of his daughter, Lvdia
Frances Howard.
The new pastor of the Methods
church, Rev. George W. Burke, cam,
here from Orleans Wednesday, and j
becoming well settled in the parsonage
/ lie will preach Sunday morning OF
The Folly of Putting a Weak Man il
a Strong Place.
George ID. Clough, who was for scv
eral years in the meat business
I Bellows Falls, has been for severe
years a resident of Windsor. His wifi
died at her home in Windsor Wednes
/ day. The funeral will be held ther,
! tomorrow at 40.
Architect II. r. Beckwith has beer
in town this week with plans he ha
/ drawn for the dwelling of Isaac I
/ Newman to be erected at the corne
of Burt and Pine streets. The con
tract has been let to w. w. Hall, an,
work will be begun at once.
A change has been made in var
masters for the Boston & Maine rail
road at Bellows Falls. Harry A. Bliss
who has been for several years var,
master, takes the position of nigh
yard master, and Edwin z. Page ha
been appointed in his place.
Next Tuesday evening at the operi
house the musical success, The Rose
Maid, by Weber and Lueseher, viii
hold the boards. From $50 to (
o clock the latest fashions will be ex
hibited at the Day Pollard store, OF
living models, members of the theatre
company.
i c. f. Burlington, manager of the
Inter-Ocean Shirt company, has bough
the livery business carried on by the
late David J. Bemis at Saxtons River
He expects to live in that village, EN-
I II l.
stable and coming to Bellows Fall
each day.
Mrs. c.. S. Brigham, who for severa
months has run a boarding house OF
School ST., will move tomorrow to tn
dwelling in the rear of the library
which she recently bought of Walton
H. Farr. She plans to receive her reg
ular boarders there next Sunday morn
ing, they being required to find &C
commodations elsewhere for one da.
, only.
, A collision occurred one evening
; last week between an automobile driv
en- bv Harry G. Elliott on his way t
his home on Webb Terrace and cal
riage in which John MeWeeny of tn
Boston store and his daughter and a
ID. Parker were riding Much damag
was done to both the carriage and t
the automobile, and it was narroy
escape for the occupants of both.
An arrangement is being made b
local persons for the establishment Q
an additional public hack service TO
the summer, beginning May /. A
n automobile of the taxieab style is be
ing arranged for, and will meet a