Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

Nv this Thursday morning.
A large farm in this town is offered
sale in our columns this week by l..
DWELL, I'd.
Advertised Letters Rev. c. Hib-
Perry & Co.. IA. G. Stanton, Skim
Stevens
Ladies in this village who are af-
ed with rheumatism. call it the Gre
! Bend.
The ordination Of Rev. Mr.. Ham
as pastor OF the Congregational
tch of this village takes place on
rsday of next week. More details
he found in another notice.
A new jewelers. store is soon to be
led in 0. d. Gray's block by Mr.. M.
B. jackson, a more particular an
bcement Of which will be made here
The Peerless Cook Stove, sold by
b. Hadley in this village, took the
prize at the late State fair in Ohio,
thirty-two other kinds of cook
The Guilds, Geo. o. and S. H.,
recently erected some very neat
Ing signs on their store, and inside
their counters loaded with goods
atch.
A new upholsterer's shop has just
opened this week in Chase's block
gestminster street, over DR.. 0. +.
ds' drug store, by S. e. Moore. See
announcement.
Mr.. J. II. Austin of Athens, ne
Fl killed a coon which weighed 27l
The fat alone weighed IA lbs
this we judge that Athens will
at the head on coons the present
Josiah Davis of Westminster, near
inety years of age, and his wife
seventy-nine, last week husked
baskets of corn. They have done
of their work on their place right
hgh the season.
Miss r. C. Dinsmore & Co. keep a
n store in Chase's Block and those
ling goods or dresses fitted we'll find
" up to the latest styles in either de-
= ment. See their announcement else
The Woodstock Age gravely an
ices that " Indiana has gone demo-
e. and Pennsylvania still in
It," and that Ohio "will record her
for Seymour and Blair in Novem-
Put on your Bridgewater arith-
lie, neighbor, and you'll fetch 'em
| The first snow of the season" fell
saturday last, and thoroughly whiten-
be hills, and further back it fell to
|epth of four inches, and even six is
ioned in some places. 1t is unusu-
early for such demonstration, and
u warning to prepare for winter.
|" Eminent Women of the Age" is
tile of book sold by Mrs. G. J.
fn of this village. We bought a
some months ago, but it was not
ecently that we found time to read
t is really valuable and in some
cts charming work. Mrs. Joslyn
agent for it, and we very cordial
mmend her agency.
All who do business in Springfield
bnly" do their duty by calling up.
bur live friend, G. M. Keyes, who
b his announcement elsewhere ii
paper and who is ON hand for almost
kind of a trade, especially one
Jed to the season. In the line O
and millinery his store has justly
nc among the most popalar in thi
Aspf Vermont. do your duty!
We are in receipt of liberal sizet
Il of several varieties of very flint
from Mr.. w. L. Written of Low
lass. He claims they are not equa
usual crop, but they certainly d.
credit to the old Bay State, and t.
as fruit culturist. Many thank
be kind remembrance from the cit,
pindles.
Those in this town who are owing
ance to the Vermont Mutual Fir,
lance Co., are requested to pay thu
to Arms & Wilson, who will sent
Rme by our representative to Mont
?. 1t must be paid in at once to Sc
the benefit of this opportunity.
The democrats of this village have
% both of the World and the Post
pc wants change of base and thu
don't, to which wing do the de
Facy of this place belong? From
We hear, however, we fear they ar
ied, but the Posts figures may ye