Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-04

BELLOWS FALLS, NOV. 4, 1859.


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night. Speak early.
A Bakery--just opposite the Bellows
4 Falls House--has been started by Mr.. ii.
Closson, formerly of Northampton. He is
well commended as an industrious and wor-
thy man, and every way worthy of success.
Our people are certainly desirious of hav-
ing good bakery, and by giving him a
good patronage they will secure it.
A new machine shop is being built next
10 the iron foundry of Clark & Hammond,
near the canal locks. We trust it will
prove success, and add to the business of
our village.
Those who would like look at the map
of Plymouth and its gold disgings, with a
riew of selecting a claim or otherwise, can
be gratifed by calling at our office.
The Claremont Adgocate wants 10 know
(which is the tip topest, Pease's rum or his
,eas ?" Well we don't use either, can he
/ say as much? We suspect that our neigh
! Dor up there, goes on the plan that cold wa
| Ter is good as a medicine, but for steady
! drink give him new rum!
/ The name of that Hutchinson is John ".
yxfter all. We copied from an advertisement
II Montpelier paper, but a friend in
Springfield sends us private bill and sig
pifcantly requests us TO ''try once more on
he Hutchinsons.'
E singing school will commence at
| Nightman's Hall, on Wednesday evening
/ il next week, arrangements having been
completed for that purpose. 1t will be IN
A. the direction of J. j. Kimball, so well
nd favorably known as teacher of vocal
music This is a good movement and we
tsust the opportunity will be improved.
H. G. Bates, at the depot, is selling a
host excellent article for mending broken
Sockery. 1t is also good as a paste any
HER, and costs but trife. He is the
oply agent for the sale of it in this place.
A new platform has been placed around
ID depot and new steps around the portieo
u the Bellows Falls House have been
kilt this week. A decided improvement
ID both cases. Henry street has been
rayeled and a petition is in circulation TO
Rye certain repairs made on the "pitch"
nar Hyde's store. Improvements are
beatty needed there and we hope the pc
ion will be favorably answered. As our
yty fathers" have got their hand in we
kpe they'll continue their good work over
Hi entire village.
Streeter is making an excellent compound
81 the hair which he is selling at his shop,
ktap.
HThe Band of Hope have public meet
e at the vestry Of the Congregational
anrch, on Tuesday evening next, at
6fock. They are going TO have speaking
asl tableaux, and no doubt viii have quite
III interesting entertainment. Let us give
thkm good house and thus show our APP
association of their very laudible enterprise.
I'VE understand that Mr.. Bates, at the
depot, is about to relinquish his periodical
Msiness TO Mr.. Pease, and will supply the
Rtelling public only. Mr.. Pease has
xonvenient location, and we trust, will have
slarge patronage. p. S. Mr.. Pease will
@mmense the sale of periodicals next
Monday.
Seine of the papers are Dragging about
hnips. We therefore trot out a common
Eglish fiat turnip, raised the past season
n Geo. w. Black, Westminster, which
tghs 20 lbs, plump. The Irasburg
pndard has another breed weighing more,
NJ we submit to him whether Mr.. Blacks
Mnp is not, after all, the father of all
1fden sass"
The Blind Mans Concert at Wigbtman's
MI on Tuesday evening by Prof. earns,
ss very successful affair. House full,
~ all greatly delighted We trust he
N be here again.