Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-25

NJ on Canal street Dy Orrin Bradforu
HON Charlestown N. II.
Five tons of poultry we're ship
led at Windsor for the Boston marke
Il Tuesday of last werk.
The post office will be closed
thanksgiving day except on. and abou
quarter of an hour after the arrival o.
ach mail.
There will be union services at the
baptist Church, Thanksgiving day
Morning, at II o'clock. Also the usual
srvices at Emmanuel Church.
call attention to the advertise.
pent offering for sale dwelling and lot
wry pleasantly situated in South Wood
- Mrs. Emma Paul will speak in
hritualist Hall, in BartonsviIle, next
Sunday.
Rev. N. Pierce formerly of this vii
kge and more recently settled at Cold
uater Mich, has accepted call to the
first Baptist Church in Springfield H.,
nd removed to that place.
: The people of Brattleboro are hav-
d a series of temperance meetings,
hich are fully attended aud much in
rest prevails there for the cause of tenn
rance.
Mrs. Tenney ON Henry Street, has
kcded to sell all her housekeeping
BIDS at auction on Wednesday of mex.
Eek, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, more particu-
notice of which will begiven in small
Ells the last of this week.
A light sleet storm of snow and
| fell Tuesday night, but the snow is
appearing this Wednesday morning.
several weeks the weather has been
n fine for closing up work before
final rigors of winter set in.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Sabin of New
y, celebrated their golden wedding on
LIST inst. Five of the guests were
BENT at their wedding of fifty years
There were nine present whose
we're over 10 years.
Mr.. Hoar of Barnard, found 10 of
lows had over-fed themselves in an
le orchard, and he had to make Sits
pen-knife in tn air stomachs; one
in spite of all surgery.
James E. Bodies of the firm of j.
\ L. A. Bodies, of Chester, carriage
kers, was kicked in the abdomen one
last week, by horse near their
and seriously injured.
The dramatic entertainment given
ihe ladies Of the Congregational So
of Chester, on Tuesday evening of |
week, netted over 500. The per-
Fance was fine success and receiv-
Ith much favor by large audience.
An amusing exhibition of mesmer-
psychology, &C., takes place at |
En Hall, ON Thursday evening of |
week, to close with a social dance.
20 be under the direction of Prof. |
Fell who has been very successful in
such entertainments.
ldvertised Letters-Mrs. Anna A.
0. w. Aldrich, Messrs. Wilder
kins, r. A. Evans, Geo. H. Hun
Miss Nellie Willard, Mrs. Hattie
y, R. w. Chadburn.
The bill Incorporating the Bellows
d Grafton railroad, having passed |
sglslature, some of our people are
dy making preparations for the
opening to come off at Phelps |
IN Grafton, where a union will |
Poly be formed with the Grafton
\ West Fur Co., which together
form demonstration entirely I'M
fdented in south eastern Vermont.
Mr., j. Rice Of Chester on Thurs
pf last week was thrown from his
age down an embankment, about |
piles from the village on the road
alton, and picked up in an insen-
condition, in which he remained for
nme. The injuries are said to be
3 but he is likely to recover. A bill
mage for the town is likely to be
Putt of this accident.
Among the drowned by the wreck
Varuna off the coast of Florida,
~, was George w. Seaver of Pom
some weeks ago he came on to
nlhster to see and be with his friend
Ohese ciassmate, the late II. I. |
auring his last days and to whom
mustered the kind care of faith
''au' foung Seaver was in the en-
~ publishing house and was on
10 Galveston, Texas, at the time
death. Like his friend Morse his
az Just begun with promise of much
ae's' but both have gone home