Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-23

d. Il. Pierce's building on Bridge street,
(instead of Streeter, as we said last week.
and a. 5, Clark's store and agricultural
ware house, in the store formerly occupied
by b. Nj. Livermore, Phelps x Towns
livery stable is kept at the barn north Of
liyde's store. G. b. Eddy's law Office, for
the present, will be in A. & j. II. Went
worth's Office. Sloughton & Grants office
will be SO far repaired that they can move
into their old quarters in about a week or
ten days. The Argus printing Office is on
Canal street next door north Of Wightman.
The post Office is in the next story, on
Rockingham street.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Mr. l.. Harlow who does most all kinds
of wood work, matching, planning, &c.' Mr..
II. is very industrious and worthy me-
chanic, and faithful to his trusts, and man
every way deserving of handsome pat,
ronage. He has recently built an addition
TO his premises, thus charging his congen-
fences, and will serve his customers on short
notice.
z. w. Taft has in course of erection, a
Daguerrean Saloon, and will be ready for
business soon. He says he intends to have
his business 50 that when the next fire oc-
ours he can get out Of the way. Not bad
idea.
The wind was so strong during the fire,
that the cinders were carried 10 West
minister, four miles south.
Farmers can get full supply Of Guano
"a most excellent article for the soil-at
Arms & Wilson's,
L. d. Ifurd, who keeps so good a res
taurant at the depot, will furnish refresh
ments to all who may be in need, same as
hotel, so no one need TO have fears for
want of entertainment in this place. We
are glad to learn also that his charges are
moderate, being the same as formerly.
There is, therefore, no danger on that
score, and the inner man may rest assured
Of full satisfaction at the depot.
A very neat eating saloon has been fitted
up on Bridge street, at the place formerly
occupied by Fairbanks for his harness shop.
]. NJ. Brown is agent, and has a nice vari-
ETY. of pickles and other table fxings for
sale.
Rev. II. Closson of this village. has ac-
cepted a call TO become pastor Of the Uni
versalist church at Cavendsh.
Adams & Hapgood made their an
nouncement to the public last week. They
are now offering lot of goods, on hand
when their partnership was formed, at less
than cost For awhile therefore, it will be
an excellent opportunity to get goods very
cheap.
The Partisan spring fashions have just
arrived and the ladies must be posted. All
out door garments, even those intended for
warm temperature, are made in the am
pie loose shape which has distinguished
| the winter cIoaks. You want about seven
widths of maroon silk. 1t falls over the
hips in large folds; the shape of the neck
| is formed by pIaits laid one over the other,
and finished with handsome deep lace.
At the bottom of the garment there are
large vandykes bordered with a rich fringe.
All the spring dresses will be made short
waists, and worn with belts and buckles,
or rather clasps. The bodies are to be
ornamented with jet or lace, or yelvets, or
rich buttons. Tight sleeves don't find IA
vor; the half-open sleeve formed of puffs,
with loose wristband, is preferred. With
the round-waisted corsage instead of belt,
very wide sash is often worn for fuller
dress. These sashes are made of the
same silk as the robe, and are cut bias
they are bordered with a rouleau of silk
or velvet, and are edged with narrow
lace.
Our farmers are busy making sugar
The season, thus far, has been favoroble
and some days the trees are said to give
down at the rate of three gallons day
which ordinarily make pound of sugar.
Mr.. S. NJ. Blake has made an addition
to his dental advertisement, Read it, The
DIR. is a most excellint dentist whom we
heartily commend. His work is very su,
perior, as a great number can and do often
testify.