Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18
sIlows fails Gimes,
LOCAL MATTERS.

|nef day next week, instead OF Thursday,
Iii account of Thanksgiving, Adver-
liz ms please notice.
Jillson has for sale at his hair dress
Eua rooms in Union Block, the Colora-
bo pens, which are liked by many as a
In easy and durable article.
Try Dobbins Electric Soap is
|vA it is recommended to be, and will
svt good satisfaction when thoroughly
kled. Cragin has it.
Mrs, L. A. Darby is agent for this
Eoxn and Walpole, n. H., for the sale
M he " American Woman's Home" by
raherine L. Beecher and Harriet
Bal cher Stowe.
Lost in this village on Wednesday
IA little black and tan dog, with leath.
seollar on. Whoever will return the
ksne to Il. w. Perham's stage shall be
EWhnlg iV"@AoSu'
l. N. d. Jackson q Co. have just re-
LIVED fine lot Of plated goods Of lat
81 styles as well as of solid silver. 1t
I'D do you good to look at them. They
BID commend themselves to purchasers.
We are now fully supplied with the
kising numbers wanted. For the last
kmber advertised for, thanks to Mrs. J..
] Whitcomb of Cavendish, j. L. Ten
q Greenfield, Mass, H. i. Spencer
hnaica, and G. NJ. Pufier, West Towns
I'D.
A grand Thanksgiving Ball is to
given at the Ingraham House, Ches-
VI on Thursday evening of next week.
n, Cole who now keeps the Ingraham
lse, will do his part with his usual
tlerprise and liberality, ensuring full
ess to the occasion.
f. P. Hadley, whose articles on
~ have appeared in the last few
|nubers of the TIMES, has the celebrat-
Hand world-renowned Peerless stoves,
Manufactured by Pratt & Wentworth,
Uton. These stoves are well worthy
: the wide popularity they have OBJ
Shed.
George Rowe Wales, son Of 5. Il.
Na'es recently had one arm broken,
"a William Ryan had his collar bone
nken, both while playing with other
III and on Monday John Ryan, faith
f William. had his arm put out of
while switching at the depot. All
now doing well.
We direct attention to Mr. Upham's
katisement elsewhere relating TO sew
machines. He has been giving his
ntion to this business some two years
was formerly Of Springfield, but has
established his headquarters at this
on account of its convenient &C.
bility to all parts Of the State. He
several of the best machines in mar
The Burlington Free Press, Rut-
Herald and Montpelier papers
K with great favor of the magnif-
painting of the battle of Gettysburg
H. has been, or is to be ON exhibition
pose places. Can't they prevail on
proprietor to exhibit the same here
As workmen we're digging a well
the Hon. William NJ. Pingry at
klnsville, to the depth of IA feet in
hardpan they dug up two living
s. They kept them alive for two or
days aud then preserved them in
Aol where they can be seen.
The Eastern Star Troupe" who
PIT give concert here for want of
audience, are thus spoken of by the
fodstock Standard, who says. they
Adlcted what they named a concert
p few people at the Town Hall on
hday evening. 1t was, we believe, the
2eral verdict that the artists" would
Re better success at saving wood
kindred employments."
Advertised Letters-Simon NJ. Albee,
N.Clair, Henry H. Cloud, Geo. NJ.
I'D, Alonzo Hudson, John Holder,
Henry c. johnson, Langdon q
nsWorth, Nelson Monroe, Geo. w.
kFce, c. w. Ward, C. II. P. Wash
fne, VIM Welch, Henry n. Weston.
A few days since Mr.. Langdon very
erousiy presented US with a very
n'liui supply of Norwalk oysters
largest average size we have ever
large as stove griddlesi-and the,
etest and most luscious of the bival-
~ tribe. Mr.. Langdon by the way
repaired for Thanksgiving cam
Sn' and will furnish any quantity
u'ed' and would like to have his Gus
efs and friends send in their orders
y.
Inc Brattleboro Record says that
o0ioman johnson of Vernon recent