Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06
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me a favor to the printers bat also to the
|ublic. by these favors our returns are
usually full, especially in this section OF
e State.
l. -Four persons united by profession
k,h the Congregational church OF TINS
'llage last Sunday. !.
I-E. Hapgood has just received anew
,pply of boots and shoes and offers them
favorable prices. See advertisement.
Isn't this town new the largest m
county? On Tuesday last we cast IL
ire votes on Representative and rs
ire on Governor than Brattleboro.
Three persons were received into the
ptist church last Sabbath. Rev. N.
cree has received accessions to his
birch by baptism for three successive
bnths, and expects more soon.
l. The whipping case up on the Mead
mentioned last week, was tried again
friday last, and the jury brought in a
rdct q acqoittai.
Six persons were baptized, and re-
iyed to the Congregational church at
stons River, last Sabbath.
T. A democrat in this town on Tues
had his pocket fun OF votes for DIR.
mpbell, and declared that he always
d voted for DR.. Campbell and always
build!
H. The election feeling in this village,
the evening of the election, did not get
to the pitch Of last year, though COM
Ny with torch lights and music paraded
streets in honor of the event, bat made
formal demonstration.
Ion Friday last, Misses ELLEN N.
HANDLER and LIZZIE s. WHITcoMB,
b compositors in this Office, set and fully
npleted 5000 each, in ten hours. having
|ry clean proof as usual. We presume
ere are others in the State who can do
same, but certainly none but first class
npositcrs.
: The children Of the Sabbath School
Emmanuel church have Festival at
= Frazer House, on Westminster street,
Is THURSDAY EVENING. 1t is for the
heGt of the children's fund. We most
Fdially bespeak for them full house
b liberal patronage. The management
10 excellent hands and it viii be a pleas
i social occasion.
r The death Of Capt. Henry F. Green,
hnounced in the usual place this week,
hkes from our midst one of our oldest
nd highly respected citizens. lie was
ken with paralysis from which he never
allied. He had been a resident of this
illage FOR forty years. The death of
ames w. Webb also announced this
esk, takes from US another citizen held
high respect. We bekeve he was a
ktive of and had always lived in this
wn.
= The Concert at Wightman's Hall on
nesday evening by N. w. Leavitt and
troupe was an excellent entertainment
ID we cordially commend him wherever
may appear. He knows well how tc
ease his audience and succeeds admira
y. Miss Bailey's contralto is rare, little
die is host alone, and all did well.
- The Dramatic Exhibition at Wal
kole, on Tuesday and Friday evenings o
Dis week was fine success, and met thu
hearty applause and appreciation of tn
audience.
A young man, shoemaker, name
Phillip Geroux, living on Murray street
Burlington, was badly burned on the 3Otf
y the careless use Of kerosene in lightin:
ire.
- The extensive farm Of Horace Bra
ard at St, Adams contains 800 acres, an
Produced 1928 tone of hay this season
lhree hundred loads of which was got
turing single day.
"A notice of application has bee
published TO be made TO Legislature e
4 The union of Windsor and West Windso
The real estate of the late Moody
Proctor, of Perkinsville, is to be so
Tuesday, Sept. 10th. The sale inelud
Il the cotton factory, Hawks Mounia
House, and two dwelling houses, with Il
household furniture of each.
Il One of the firm of Lazarus & Nc
RS oculists and opticians of Hartfor
Conn. will be at their Brattleboro agen
al the time of the State Fair, for the pu
3 pose OF fitting the eyes of those perso
VINO require more than ordinary attentic
STATE FAIR.-Persons who may
SIRE to make entries Of animals or artic
Tor the Vermont State Fair in advan
can procure their entry cards and tick
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