The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-12
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS

Mrs. Ernest Brown and daughter,
Doris, are IN Boston fer = visit Of Two
weeks with Mrs. Brown 5 mother.
Rehcarsals have begun for the pa
geant to be given under the auspices
of the Woman 5 club at the playground
june !.
George " Kimball, ST., who had been
confined to his house by illness since
last fall, is about the streets and his
health is improving rapidly.
The stone crusher bought by the vii
lage reached here Saturday ana is be-
ing put into commission on the north
side of the playground tract.
The rear of the international Paper
company's LOG drive cleared the Otta-
queeche fails at Hartland yesterday.
If is expected 10 reach here this week.
John J. Collins, foreman III the In
! tcrnational Paper Co. S mill, has re-
covered from his stroke of paralysis
enough so that he is about the street
II little, but viii be unable to resume
work again for several weeks.
| Three motor boats have been launch
! ed on the river and are being used each
/ day, two of them being owned by Ieb
! Fountaine and +. j. Planter. There is
still six feet of water passing over the
/ dam and the current is rapid.
c. l.. Stillwe1I. for several years Il
foreman of repairs for the Moore x
Thompson mill, has begun work in the
shop OF Brown 4 Farnsworth in the
rear of the Trust company 5 building
William NJ. Newton, who has been en-
ployed by Brown < Farnsworth, has
taken the position left vacant by Mr.
4! Stiilwcll.
The supreme court ut Kecnc FRIDAY
returned Il verdict against the Sullivan
County railroad in favor of Jane.
Keefe of North Walpole, in the sun
of 1888. This case was in regard Il
the boundaries of the railroad s right
of way running through that village
There are number of other contest
ants upon the same points OF law.
The Women S mission of st. Charlie
parish closed Sunday afternoon. Tn
shrine of the Blessed Virgin was GOV
cred with flowers and the large eros
lighted with many candles made tin
effect beautiful The Men S mission
began Sunday night and viii continu
through the week. Rev Father Riley
who was here last week, had to leav
to start mission in Amherst, an
Rev. Father Hurley came to take hi
place.
When the balance sheet was con
pleted of the expenses and income O
the rendering of the Mikado by pupil
OF the high school it was found tina
owing to the lack of patronage tn
school lacked $40 or Sl2 OF paving c1
penses. The results were very dsaI
pointing to Professor Tuttle and tho-
who had worked hard to make th
opera 4 success. 1t was iirst-clas
entertainment and was not appreciate
by the town people a. much as the pla
Friday night, Mutt and jeff, whie
drew full house.
An alarm of fire at 4 O clock Sunda
afternoon called the apparatus to tn
garage in the rear of the dwelling q
Frank IL. Angler at Centre stree
= the inside OF which was burning fierce
~ Claude !. Fogg, yardmaster for til
Rutland railroad, who boards at NJ
Angler $ owns an automobile whic
| was in the garage. Mr.. FO9g was III
ing the vulcanizcr which he left alou
Il few minutes and when he returne
the building was on fire. The brake ",
not set, aud the car was. drawn on
The automobile was not seriously dan
aged. but the building was practical
destroyed.