Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-20


nv 1t TO him aud he viii make it look as
good as new, if You doubt ii try it once
and you will be convinced.
Nearly opposite is DR.. l.. G. WnrNes
cGice, wLo is always rrady to give advice
aud attend upon the sick.
il. DEMING' 5 tannrry is on Bride street.
and with MEAD for o, er,crr, is doing quite
a large business, employing some six OF
seven hands. 1883
Chester Boot Mandatory. This is car
ricd on by stock company, formed two
years ag, much cf The stock is owned by
the mploSeeS. Since their organization
they have done good business at a hand
some profit. They employ abon; GO hands
and manufacture about 10000 pairs year,
and from the well known good quality OF
their work fnd II ready market for all
they can manufacture. ). III. LEONARD is
the Clerk, DANIEL RopINsoN, Ovcrseer
At the Sawyer mill, c. MARBLE has
two run of French Burr stones, aad is pre-
pared to grind all kinds Of grain in good
shape and at short notice.
L. ID. MILLER, manufacturer of wash
boards, has lis shop in the same building;
he makes large quantities Of them which
find ready sale, from Their well known
good quality.
T. u J. +. SAWYER & Co, Factoryville,
have a mill for the manufacture of cloths.
At the prasent time they are making CASH
merettes, employing about twenty-five
hands, and turning off $4,000 yards annu-
ally. These goods are of superior quail
ty, and meet with ready sale. The Saw
yers are classcd with our most enierprising
citizens, and deserve the success which they
are meeting with.
PARMENTgR & Powers have a saw mill
adjoining, where they get out lumber of all
kinds to order, and chair stgf, which finds
market in Mass, where it is manufac-
tured into chairs.
Here we will speak of few of our en-
terprising mechanics. For carpenters and
ioinerS we have MCINTYREs, HALLIDAY,
VANDUZEE, PUTNAM, and SPRAGUE-all
good workmen, and never out of a job (if
there's anything doing). OF the North
Village, the SMITHS, with their several
hands, are always busy in this ard the ad-
joining towns. We have for masons, HEw-
LET, GIBSON, and LIBBY.
The prospect is that there will be more
building in Chester, next season, than for
years before.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we 90 orer tie
hill, let US notice the Institutions of this
village. First, Chester Academy, incorpo-
rated in 1915. 1t has been the aim of our
citizens to keep it in fourishing condition,
and have it deserve the high reputation it
has enjoyed. 1t is now under charge of
Prof LAWS, A. NJ who with a competent
board of assistants, seems bound to sustain
lis good character.
There are three churches in this village.
Congregational, Bey. c. d. JEFFERDs !;
Baptist, Rev. c. c. GURR: Methodist,
Rev. NJ. ADAMS.
The Chester Cornet Band, although ii
does good deal of blowing, deserves a
notice under this head; we feel proud of it,
either at home or abroad: 1t does credit
TO the village. Constant practice and COM
petent instruction from Prof. Robbins of
Springfield, Mass, and real musical talent
combined, make it hard to beat. r. r.
CLARK is the efficient leader. Chester
Quadrille Band enjoys high reputation
for party music. 1t consists of five pieces
Prof. LADD, prompter and first violin, with
SPRAGUE, CLARK, RICHARDSON, and
SHERwIN, is always ready to furnish the
best kind of music for balls, parties, &c.
.,.. TO BE CONTINUED.