Bellows Falls Times from Bellows Falls, Vermont • 2

Be bad his shoes and all bis clothes on Bellows Falls Times except ooat when he performed the fea Elton Winch, who clerks in Howard', hardware store, expects to leave for a short vacation the first of the week. About 50 went t9 Lake Warren Than. Richie claims that he can dive 35 faet and Sornething New! land in four feet of water wi'lnut touching SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1899. of Charles E. Hall of Chester, George L.

Fletcher appointed trustee by the referee. July 1. First meeting of creditors in the matter of Robert E. French. No trustee appointed and order issued that no other mee iog of creditors be called until further order of the court.

In the matter of Ira Russell, the same order was iaaned aa in tha mails, nf bottom ana says lie bas done this of at day on the Immanael church Sunday school fairs and circuses. picnic. The day was beautiful and every one uau a una ume Card of Thanks. Bellows Falls News. V.

I French. Miss Maud Fay, who has for some time been visiting at C. W. Gove's, returned to The undersigned wish to tbtnk their kind In the matter of Elmer C. Cadv.

Hcaium Big Boom in Sample Shoes. Our five traveling itleimen have returned from their summer trips and will start out July i with our fall and winter lines. They hate left on our hands more than zooo pairs of sample shoes, made to represent our most popular stylet for the summer trade. Although they have been handled many times, every pair is in perfect condition. We Have Marked the Price 15 per cent Less.

mends ana netRnoors lor their aid and tym patby daring la sickness and death of their her home in White River Junction Wed' nesday. beloved aangnter una sister and for the beau- C. Robertson ii in Boston. was granted to trustee to S'sll personal property at public auction for the best price obtainable. July 11.

First meeting ot creditors in James Randel of 8nrinirfiM tiful wrers provided at tb funeral. Ma and Mas Akdbbw MoCabtht and Family John Riley of North Walpole is the new C. H. Knapp of Guy minstrels I was in town Wednesday. porter at the Commercial House, bavins Novell appointed trustee.

A. W. Hawkes of Claremont was in finished work for the International Paper Look Out for Pickpockets. irat meeting ol creditors in re, Norris E. Edwards of Snrinefield.

Nntmatnn Co. Wednesday, I town Wednesday. This notice msy put the traveler on his appointed. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Underhill and son Miss Rosetta Lewis is riding new Vic vv 1 raw guard, tor there have been several cases of Ray and Miss Effie Ball are among those Large package of the World' boat vg ju toria bicycle. Resolutions on Death of jP.Cassidy. who went to Thursday for a cleanser for a nickel. Still greater econ Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Day expect to go ,,77,, Sunapee pocket picking at the depot, and resently an elderly lady, who started to see a sick sister, bought her ticket and after being than we are selling the same shoes in our regular stock. They vCfr iRSfiiTll rui i LJI omy la 4 pound package. Made only by At the last regular assembly of E.

H. to Jersey City missj, ejowt NH I sasjaaaa jgw-- jj Mrs. Fred Martineau, who bas been vis THB N. K. PAIRBANK COMPANY, CUeagf St.

Leads, New York, Boston. Philadelphia Miss Lula Bacon is spending few days jostled and crowded in getting aboard tin Westmoreland. A. R. Winnewisser' was taken to the the train, thought ot her purse, and much to her surprise found both that and her ticket gone.

She at once went back to the iting her sister, Mrs. Dan Monahan ot North Walpole, returned Thursday to her home in Springfield. James O'Connor, who has been' in Chi 7, 7 i-2 and 8 3 i-a, 4, 4 1-2 and 5 4 and 5 12, 13, 1 and 2 13 and 1 7 and 8 4 and 5- run about as follows: Men's sizes, Ladies' Boys' Youths'" Misses' Child's Infants'" A few of these samples Keene City hospital Wednesday. Stcughton post, No. 84, department of Vermont, 6.

A. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted Whereas: The Great Commander has taken to himself our highly esteemed comrade, William P. Cassidy, Resolved, That in the death of our esteemed comrade, we recognize the mysterious hand ot the Great Architect of the Universe, who doeth all things well, And that we bow in humble submission to His will. depot and gave notice of her loss, which Mrs. Bert Sawyer went to Fittsford cago for the past six years, is visiting his she couli ill afford, and through the kind I Thursday for a short visit with relatives parents in Walpole, ness of some people who knew her was 1 Miss Effie Ball went to Sunapee Thurs- vt.

ana Mrs. F. G. War and Mrs. sisted to go on the next train after a delay Way's mother.

Mrs. Willard. and child n't ot two hours. John 0. Spring was in Westmoreland Wahoo, Nebraska, snent ThnraHav ad I I r- Resolved, That we extend to the h.

jcDierunjr. rndav with Mrs. E. J. TTnham Mrs.

trtorge trtabam ot bpringneld was Miss Florence Youno- went to WefiW This reminds us that the railroad company have have your money before you ride, without regard to casualties, and it would be a good plan if all business was done in in a similar manner, for we have dead 1 ri 1 I imc. j. rairoanxs xnursuay. va.a.j. reaved wife, son and daughter our heartfelt sympathies and knowing that while they sorrow it is not without hope Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the records ot the I vwvw uai ivi 1UUOUUILO BIAr Harley Foster was in Weston Wednes-I" va Young accompanied her and will Can be 5een in Our South Window.

Every style of shoe we carry is included in this lot, whether for dress, shop or farm wear. It is an actual saving of 15 per cent, as everybody knows sample goods are never inferior to the goods they represent. DUNHAM BROS. beats who are pickpockets in a more re day. remain a week.

ost, a copy printed in the Bellows Falls 'imks, and also a codv sent to the Mr. and Mrs. F. D. St il well and child T- H.

Jones and wife, who have bees lamily of our deceased comrade. returned Thursday from Penacook, N. H. rooming at W. A.

Ferguson's, have moved W. L. Mandigo, Adjutant. LawTence tomorrow Int0 one 01 tt8 tenements in Maynard's block. I at Ashuelot, N.

fined way perhaps. They get their living out of the honest and obliging who trust them for everything they eat, drink and wear, rent and fuel included, and manage to exist by the lend-me-a-quarter system, till trust can wait no longer, when Lo and pockets have been picked, for if these dead beats work, some one draws their weekly pay to cheat their credi Miss Ingenu. Fassekt, after being for Mrs. C. L.

Hurlburt and two children rave weeks in a hospital at Boston, has Bellows Falls went to Chester Thursday for a few days. and Brattleboro. THE FAMOUS returned home very much improved. in Chamber Furniture. We are showing two new sets at which are better values than have ever been shown for the money.

A full line of Iron Beds, Spring Mattresses, etc. GEO. WELCH. J. C.

DAY CO. Miss Kuth Thayer is working in the of health, fice of the Robertson Paper company for a H. A. Jaquith and family moved yester few days. tors, and you are caught in a trap.

Why day from the house near W. A. Hall's Bellows palls Bakery James H. King went toKeene Wednes paint shop to the upper part of the house day where he has a job as night clerk in not have signs conspicuous places, "Look out for pickpockets," and follow the example of our merchants of a few years ago by putting a black list in the papers owned bj Mrs. Jennie Hatch on Barker the.Cheshire House.

III If street. John T. Woods and daughter Mary Miss Emna Mandigo, who has been that others may profit by it for it is not al have been visiting friends in Springfield spending a two weeks' vacation at her ways at the railroad station that your pock and Charlestown lately. home on the Old Terrace, returned to her Farm Rev. C.

R. B. Dodge goes to Chester ets are picked. I cannot see why the crime is not the same, and should not be BEST COODS, LOW PRICES, PROMPT SERVICE. duties in the Waltham Watch fantarv I again tomorrow to preach in the I gatur MlfirpYi t.tiarA I dealt with in the same when the fraud and is proved.

A Citizen. ka wu- lne postoflice department has accepted Miss Ada Williams left Thursday for i.i Rutland and Ticonderog. where she will Uhan, and leased the premiss occupied spend a week. bv the tumtoffi fr mm Lumber The Oldest Inhabitant "Mrs. Sophronia Draper, the oldest in Miss Charlotte Day will sing alto tomor- years.

This lease includes thecnmnW habitant of Claremont and probably the oldest person living in Sullivan conntv. I .1.. 1 .1 I xuf. ui uic uugrcgBuuuu vuvu-muwao-1 equipment ot turmture, heat, light, fire passed away at her home onJune 26, aged euwjuiimss-neDavooper. and burglar-proof safe, and beirins ay years, 4 months and 23 davs.

She was Misses Clara and Emma Mandigo and I with the present fiscal year. The salary a perfect repository of incidents and events connected with the early history of the Perley were at Sunapee Thursday and Fri-1 ot W. A. McDonald has also been raised town. day.

$100, with that of several other postoffice Mrs Draper was born at Mount Hollv. Rev. J. H. Reid will address tim cler" the state Crosier Bowtell.

J. J. Fenton Co. Mark Down Sale where her. father, with his brother-in- rence Mills Sunday school tomorrow after-1 The attention of the authorities has been law, David Bent, settled from Lanraufpr.

noon at 3.15 o'clock. brought to the fact that tome of the butch. about 1776. He erected his loir Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Elder and are in the habit ot leaving lambs and Indan now thA Special flark Down daughters of Maiden, are guests at I cg for an unnecessary length of time f790 he erected the two hway leading from Bellows Falls to Wyman Flint's lYIUbl without proper food or care, and that story tavern in which she was born, known lambs are sometimes "left tied in sacks, alas the Hoskinson place, which is now Mrs. W. A Hall has returned trcm a I I. I ItinrilM inH i. an triii tn Mnniw.1 nth.

treaimeni mat arouses the mdu- "f-yn i secuon ior me tourist. Durable lada Vk are not en- Sne thft nf f.m!, rolled in the ranks of the society with tie chiMrn. Ftr Matthew Bailey injured his right rlullnnCT n.ma Tf 1 1 .1 I 1 1: READ CAREFULLY lujicu it iuv suuiOT-1 i 117 wuuh uvea were sacruicea at Monday, so that he ha. been unable to htie-" VVT too DatriB ot uueenatown Height in Dllrinir 1 ir 1 I I work the rest of the week. pplr.

This list of items selected from our over stock. isunng mis war Her latner tavern was a thia war hnv lolho'. w.a a unmoor persisteam. famouT it0Din ping Mrs. Charles Chandler returned yester a cantata, entitled "Under the I sailors on then way to and from Lake day to Boston, after a two weeks' visit in is beinirf nlanned for.

tn ha oivon in rt I lhamplain 1 opmaiiD 1 mi 1 1 101 Bellows Falls and vicinity. Baptist church Tueadav tu In 1818 she was married to James Har- SUflHER SUIT5 We have several broken lots of our finest lines of Suits, that we have marked down. W. E.Stockwell leaves todav to i0in hi. U.

fill, a. im unr settled on the plain at ua. v- we" waremont. Her husband died cantata is to De under the direction ol Mrs. I Auenst 20.

1866. Shn ha. r.a.t,H in ine aknnt sa tnn Janal I vf rni I a1 a I. tv-uuu. ij.

jv, inayer who has oven it in the west I tleu mat me nrst ivoman Uathohc masi Miss Laura D. Clarke of Haverhill, with neat success. The firat was celebrated the parlor of her house. READ THE PRICES. Beat 12 1-2 cent ZEPHYR GINQHAMS Regular 15 cent FIQURED" DIMITIES i.

making a short visit at Hon. to be in the Congregational vestry next World 8c 8c James H. Williams'. I Tuesday evemui? at 7.30. A chorm nflnirflmnrt jm I vm mo uidsj vi lli viuor a Mrs.

Adams, who has been stavinir with l0Ii7 hfty voices is required, and an in-1 erected in Hampshire 20 pieces 16 cent FANCY PIQUES, including many Navy and White, and Black and White polka dots and stripes, eoine now at -Worsteds, Cheviots, and Scotches Fancy her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hall, for some wtation "tended to as many as are will-1 tb9 WM i6" old to hn nrounf nn I hru 10 time, went Thursday to Boston. White Lawn Waista v.u-.

auuihnr rinnr nH join this chorus. hip. and for 11 vears nntU hr durh now 75c now 98c Ernest Dean has the agency for Wind $1.25 White Pique ind LAWN WAISTS Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wheeler of Provi-I the care of nurses.

Up to the ham county, for several very interesting sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. "Were $10.00, now $7.75 x2.oo styles now 9.50 15.00 12.00 18.00 15.00 dene. R. mn.t u. Il" iur- draper neaith was I and instructive books.

a siva vyniviva aw I $1.75 WHITE PIQUE WAISTS, sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, now $M5 A most wonderful memory was Wednesday afternoon before about SO one of her strong New- L. S. Bennett and family expect I Ipava TvlnnH.v mnFtiina Inw finnaiu. mI.au. mo reuuenco oi VI.

A. Hall on I vn Vuunpion. H. J. LILLEY CO, I 6 Westminster street.

Her subject was the 1 ney are an ot them tne best styles 01 the th' wlJ1 KmtiD monm Dreyfus affair of which she gave a dear United States Bankruptcy Court. flAAMft 4aAa ik St. I $2.75 White PIQUE WAISTS, with insertion, sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, now $3.00 3 dozen best $1.25 and $1.38 DOMESTIC WRAPPERS, medium light, now 98c. 5 COTTON COVERT CLOTH DRESS SKIRTS, were 11.98, now $1.39 season and are strong bargains at the -bowLCTIE; -ww uvu. uio wuaea uuu leatOUe Jnne 1Q.

1R99. nn fe. The Vermont WagonSuUders. HYDE PARK, VT. vwywui Ainjuu to ue present i oucoarge, in re lunest U.Johnson, bank- priCeS.

I visiting during part of the past week. developments in this famous case. SheniPt- JNo creditor appeanne to object, was closely Mowed br attatitiv the expenses of administering his estate in Charles b. Wales of Dubuque. Iowa.

2 dozen ALL LINEN Dress Skirts, were $1 98 and f2.39, now $1.50 bankruptcy were paid, and he was reported tk. TT Ten dozen Negligee Shirts in this week, very been 010 Geor8e R-Wale' 1 1 1 11 I for several days. who were so well pleased with the wav in WE PAY THE FREIGHT. 5 Fancy Braided Linen Skirts, (white braid) were 13 75, now $2.98 uiv juuKO uuitcu OLAbCI UlBIXlCb COUTC. which she handled this rather difficult sub as entitled to a discharge.

Our Stock of LINEN and PIQUE SKIRTS is very large and prices right. nanasome patterns, two turn aown collars, 50c. Mrs. w. o.

Kemp two daughter. ject that they prevailed upon Mrs. Wheeler Mra. A flh.ttnoV nf I On the same day the petition of Samuel Ulark of Hartford for discharge, came on HERCULEAN TABLETS today lor York Beach, where they YouTcan be 8u sstisfactory selection from our stock of White to give a second talk at Mr. Hall's Tues- Our fine Negligee Shirts at i .00, 1.25 and leave Lawn or Colored Waists.

remain two weeks. day afternoon at 4 o'clock on the Z'TLSTJS uuiura troaoie, uue ooz Herculean Tablets cnredl me." F. J. Bliss of Hartford, who did the New Black Safin Waists today, price $4.98 01 1090, ua an ladies ate cordially in-1 in this) case as in case of Ernest J. vittd to be present.

A small admission I Johnson. MAKE PURE contracting tor the repairing of Towns Mr. W. 8. Monlthrop ot South Windham, says: "I hare had rheumatism New Fancy Belt Buckles, Ribbon, etc.

fee will be charted to cover the n.n.. nf I June 17 meeting creditors in hotel, was in town Thursday. a.1 11 i mi a BLOOD, nrnrnnn. fko rL t. A ADOmaS Vail 01 WeStOn in 1.50, are exclusive patterns with us, and are by far the richest colorings in this section.

All our boys 75c and $1.00 Wash Suits now 50c. ueeier nas kankrnntnv. at Om Hntal WAn Miss Williams of Hartford, is over inmy years. Triad a great many doctors and remedies. One box of Herculean Tablets did me more good than all of hppn crivinrr 11 I i r.

1 iiu oi laias i Kr. Aanoei w. Vyoouaee or Mutnuid was making a short stop with her brother, REMEMBER the HARK DOWN 1 CURE CONSTIPATION in Claremont lately for the benefit of the I appointed by the referee to be trustee of G. Williams. inem." hoanital.

I thi said estate. wuud it. ueanng on peiiuon ior au- juyur druggist or by price8 on Ladie8.t and Chndrena Jackets, Capes, and TAILORED Mrs. F. A.

George is entertaining her two nieces, the Misses Jennison, ol Cam AND DYSPEPSIA w. h. uiynn, Beglstered I fui J. Knights of Pythias Banquet Ire, N. Pftige.

Trustees' account wai i-nsrmacun, oaxtons kit- bridge, Man. J. FENTON CO. I sallMsssl sa1 as AiAA Ol 1A a I 1f TnAfiaif KsanV ar, vu TheKnianta nf V. Zi i ol u-iu per cent Miss Josie Derby and Majoris Dean a vauuun aeciarea.

sanirnrii waa nannrtMi mih. AT last Tuesday night in their hall. I court as entitled to his discharge. spent Tuesday and Wednesday at West' J. C.

DAY Living on the Reputation At the beginning of the. year two! nt meetmB of creditors in the matter moreland. squads were chosen of the members of the 2 "AZ. iST.V. Ambrose Busby is working at E.

of Others. Ball's candy store daring Mr. Ball'. order, captained by F. L.

Wilbur and by thT. H. Pierce, tor the purpose of getting ne I Hearing on pttition of Chules B. Bridge CASH DRY QOODS AND CLOAK HOUSE. PROF.

M. B. FRANKLIN, absence. )PnCAL SPECIALIST- Mrs. E.

R. Ball went to Tror. A 4 "iY 1899 7 "Take everything that I have but in getting the larger number wasto maomce, uniy'a Bloc. Bellows Falls, Vt every Thursday I 77. DnuT Anna.

Trail Y. I VMfArHa xm MMnf. from SO a. m. to 9.

p. m. Xm 9 SO a. m. to 9.

a anr.m.r fk I wwurars i uij gwu name leave me inai ana 1 re- llnlno rj, I tw, wui r' w.i re ueorge r. walker ot Springfield, atl.m um U. Pierce's iqnadwu the winnfaur.n. Uh Adnabro.n hotel. SnAa.Hv 1 mententv Sosaidthephiloaopher.

never be able to make them strong again We hare ttodled the turn UlElTOOUYlSEiWlilM i.iimtiMiiiijwwiii-iiia a ions an Henna1 organ but It will snap at last and then all the oculists and optf a smiU margin, but the banquet which was I Aldrich of Springfield wu appointed trus I So say all manufacturers of genuine set before the order demonstrated very trS rtides to that horde of imitators wunu nuuii put ngeiner again. iont procras tlnate. as and And oat. I awn Any Irritation about the eyes means something Come KAMINATION FEliT clearly that Mr. Wilbur's companions are I of articles set off to the bankrupt as exempt I wbich thrives upon the reputation of hi umsau.

ina. inihan Tk I Tl I -I Aiwr wo naoquei several toasts wen I 1- btcvuiw onunmii airen. W. H. TaW I Wiarles P.

Herrfll of Nor- STRONG'S ROOFING .,77 wich, E. J. Wallace of Hartford appointed ter. bennl proBusent members of the I tm.ty.. CHASE FURNITURE CO.

LwSlOT adventurer, toput Many a live dairyman wonders how many cows he should have in his herd to make a cream separator profitable machine for him. He can easily make thia calculation himself. He, of coarse, wants a sep arator that will not wear out, one that will not be expensive in the way of repairs, and one mat will be easy to operate. Undoubtedly THE SIIARPLES SEPARATOR fills all these requirements. After findins? the nriem Wallace ot Hartford appointed trustee.

1 111 luc uuusm lmiunons ioai arr; noc First meeting of creditors in the matter I only lacking in the best elements of A Wonderful Feit ssssssssssssssswaaaassssiaBBBBBBBBBB Dr. Humphreys' Specifics act directly upon the disease, without exciting disorder in other parts of the system. They Cure the Sick, so, ecus. mm, I Fevers, Ooogwtloaa, wimi jSj sr-Waraaa. Worm Few, Worm AS 4 Olarrlira, ot Cblldrea or .95 T-CmsIm.

coida, Broacfaltia a-NeBralaU. Toothwae, 34 HMSaciw. 8k Beadacbe. ie-Otapeal IsdlasUoWesk8toBaaeh.M lt-rerMPiBr. JM 1 9-WklKw.

Too FTotuse Periods JJ H-Cr. Larira aitla. Boam miss JU 14 011 Rbeaai, Erraipraa.ErapCkias.. Jtt 13-Malaria. Chllla, Fever JU 1 Catarrh, tnBoeaia, Ootd la the Bsad JU Wheeslaassasi 3T-KMawvlNaeasea JU SS-fferreM ao-t'riaarr Unkaeaa.

Wetting JU the genuine article, but sue often William Richie, who has been workins- brittle and worthless. 10 wwn somt time, dived from the B. M. iron bridge into the Connecticut riser The public should be on their Is Baby Thin Jiut received new line of Wilton Ruga in the new ahadea of Permian and Oriental color. A complete line of Axminater Mcquette.

The finest line ever ahown in town. Upholstering and furniture repairing of all kind at reasonable pricea. Picture framing a apecialty. Furnishing undertaking. Telephone connected.

guard against these frauds, and when Wednesday night. of the sired machine he wants, he should determine the exact amount ot la good roofing is needed, be sure to Richie hid a bet of $5 that he could do and come out alive. So about 10.30 this summer? Then add a tittle SCOTT'S income from the dairy. This will be increased the year through about twenty per cent through the use of Sharpies Separator and in adrfition insist upon having Strong's. WVdiesday night, with John Pickett ta tSEE THAT OUR HAME IS ON EVERT ROLL.

witness went te the bridge, climbed np on the railing and dived headlong into the the dairyman will have his skim milk warm and sweet, and in such con-dition that it will have a feeding value of at least fifteen cents per hundred pounds. With these facta in mind, it will be found that the aenaratm- ia to hn milk three times a day. It astonishing how fast he will improve. It he nurses. whirlpool just below the dam.

Pickett felt sure that be would strike a rock but a Strong Hardware CHASE FURNITURE CO. .33 profitable investment with as few as four or five good cows. l)f nsrmiAiajaM Wataaaaaii jktl moment later he heard Richie about let the mother take the tUkion. ae. sad fcMi aU dnanrfasL or ailed irT Hold raw ArmrtM sssasa -a Burlington, Vt, Hello, Jack," and went down to P.

M. SHARPLE8, West Chester. Pa. sr Ma- siiissi SJ AGENTS WANTED Branches Elgin, 111., Omaha, Dubuque, la..