Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-26

IN 1000 votes if they will but come to
~ polls. Let us have them.
Ia few have handsomely responded to our
few weeks since for money, but the
3nber who have not is like Pennsylva-
majority. Gentlemen, you that have
paid your subscriptions, please forward
~ same. The amount TO you, individually,
small, but TO us, in the aggregate, it is
&C. If any one wishes to pay in wood,
h, potatoes or most kinds of provisions,
are ready for him, but we want them
Nv.
Thc ladies of the Baptist society in this
sHlage, will hold their annual festival at
8iphtmans Hall, on Wednesday evening
hi Refreshments will be furnished, and
variety of nice things offered for sale
"a bespeak for them good attendance.
II will be a general good time.
The earthquake mentioned last week was
generally felt in northern New England
snpd Canada. Ii was noticed IN all the
nowns in this vicinity. AT St. Johnsbury
6elIs were actually rung by it, and at North
LA spire to ono of the churches was
Skayed from its place and left standing OBJ
Houely. In southern Massachusetts, Rhode
kland. Connecticut and New York, il does
"a seem to have been felt.
The Kirby Mower ard Reaper made by
IA. S. Clark in this village, took the highest
honors at the late U. S. Agricultural fair
n Cincinnati. Some of its later improve
\ ments are the adiustability of its reel, in
creased speed and higher sacisi'-
A democrat reading an account of the
late earthquake, exclaimed" Pshaw
xhey arc Saving another election dcwr
East!
" Adams & Hapgood, are doing rushing
business this fall. In all departments they
have Increased the quantity of stock anc
Mher sales keep the pace.
IA Geo. Crawford has arranged by which he
will furnish travellers with lodgings, ant
N carry all such to and from the depot
n George is full Of the spirit of accommoda
tioa, and while we are glad to see even thi
mach done for travellers, we also wish hin
much success
A new institution has been established il
ahis place. Geo. o. Guild, very worth.
young man, has just opened new dry good
store in Chase's new building, and is offer
ing to the ladies very nicely selected as
sortment of dry goods. He will give hi
exclusive attention TO this business, and
determined to keep none but the best
r goods, both in style and quality. See hi
advertisement elsewhere.
The Bellows Falls Home Educationa
a ssociation held a meeting at the schot
zhouse on Tuesday evening. The youn
% folks were out in good numbers, to hes
what the older ones had to say to them, bl
VII the cold folks" want there so they az
Iourned. The next meeting will be hel
s on Tuesday evening of next week, havin
"a been FASTENED one day on account of IL
N Baptist festival on Wednesday evening"
NJ The subject is,--"How far are teache
responsible for their pupils out of schools
b 1t is certainly important that parents, Gle
Ell gymen, and all others, should be there al
1# take an interest in the proceedings.
Wilson's Hair Regeneration, advertised I
VI our outside, is for sale in this place by o.
VI Woods. His name as agent will be attac
ed to the plate next week.
M There is to be grand mass convent
of Republicans at Keene, n. H., on Nc
day next. Hon. Henry Wilson of Mass
chusetts, and others, will address the CROW
The Wide Awakes at Claremont, Bello
Falls and Walpole are going down era-ndS
All right. "Keep the ball moving I
only question now is, how large shall
majority be.
Business is good at Saxtons River t
fall. Several new dwellings have be
built this season, and we are informed the
is need of at least thirty more to accom-
date all who are in want of homes for tn
q families.
NJ W. Davis, ESD, of Athens, has be
re-appointed to the post of door-keeper
the Senate. The Burlington Times spe
ing of his appointment says 1.-THE
pointees of the Sergeant-at-Arms in
q Senate appear to have been exceler
devised. Mr.. M. W. Davis, of Atht
q has charge of the outer portal of the II
orable Senate. Mr.. Davis is an oblis
officer, and viii with the help of his gen
manly assistant, Mr.. j. A. Hicks, of R
land, greatly contribute to the comfort
those "deep on whose front engraven,
liberation sits and public care" Mr.. ID;
is certainly an efficient officer, and undol
edly fully deserves the com pliment |
him by our namesake at Burlington.
Col. Hyde has fresh supply of !
and beautiful Kerosene lamps, besid
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