Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-04-07

There will be union services Fast
at the Methodist Church, at IL
y ek, A. NJ.
M. II. Kingsbury has been appoint
q pstmaster at South Windham, in
81 of b. ii, Landman, resigned.
Latest styles dress goods and work
|io bloom at Miss X. G. Dinsmoore's.
There will be preaching at Union
Bartonsville, April 9th, at il
b D A. M. Subject-Free Salvation.
B ev. l.. o. Powers.
j. III. Putnam of Grafton, offers for
aIoa fine lot of seed potatoes and also
iuIf trees from his nursery. See his ad.
veftisements.
~ An Irish girl in this village recent
rave notice to the family in which she
4 onployed, that she should leave them
n y Few days, without their knowledge.
banaqui Engine Co. and Bellows
Cornet Band will appear on dress
p6}1 e on Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
Al he company will appear in uniform
I viii doubtless be gala hour.
Mr.. N. P. Gates has shown us a
)arre spotted butterfly, found March 30th.
Il Va no April fool" but smart and
fnfoFprising, and we understand is being
Feared and trained 10 the way it should
Isaac Chase of Jacksonville, has a
'nsple from which he gathered ten buck
BIZ of sap in twentY-fout hours, and from
Which he made l. gallons of very nice
Ind Kick molasses.
"A very high wind prevailed on
We1nesday vigorous enough TO wake up
bld Rip Van Wrinkle himself, and fairly
blade the river look like lake Of
white caps"
~ The friends of Mr.. I. NJ. Albee of
Brookline. who ran off bank in West
Dummerston, deny that he was drunk at
be time, and be proposes 10 make DUN
nerston prove that he was drunk or pay
Manages. A nut for the lawyers.
The Hon. G. G. benedict of the
Burlington Free Press, has been nomin-
kted by the President as postmaster at
hat place. 1t is a very worthy appoint
rent and we tender him oar cordial con-
patnlations.
The FIRST day of April did not pass
Without some of the usual demonstra-
ions. An innocent packageon the stree,
| id considerable service and did rot fail
attract the attention of all classes,
mid the tremer dous applause of the
oungsters who watched for theirv victims.
A physician in this State was recent
thrown from his carriage, breaking
ne Of his legs. A lady hearing of the
ccident, remarked: 81 am glad of it
very doctor ought to meet with such an
ccident once in while, so that he can
esFan occasional eroan from patient
ithout laughing at it"
MI. o. f. Peck of Westminster, ha:
ar hanks for several pounds of sugar
lada by him this season. To those who
nov him it will hardly be necessary tc
~ Mat it is fully up to his we'll known
epuk, ton for nice sugar, and with oil
htheut the modern evaporators, the gooc
lme of Vermont sugar will always b,
sie 10 his hands.
Clark and Whitmnre's entertain
lent at Union Hall Saturday evening
- attended by full house, and sat
fed audience, as usual. Mr.. Clarl
S1nsxest 10 week or so with Bailey
.iroel while we hear that Hank anC
,thefs of the troup intend travelling il
chariot during the coming season
and Nc people off the main railroad line
will Near them sounding through tn
air"
VI. w. Hill & Co., marble worker
have now the largest display of mont
ments ever made in this place at on
lime, having some twelve or more stand
Agin their back yard nearly finishe
m6 lettered. Most of these go to Mas
N9Ausetts. Their work is done by skill
Eworkmen in fine style and attractiv
amer. Probably no one kind of bu'
iuen has increased SO much in pre-
portion in this place during the past yea
- TIE marble manufacture. Messrs. Hi
4 c.. employ some seven hands beside
themselves, making in all employmer
for ten med who are constantly engage
* that shop alone. Parties in want ,
Uefk 10 their line will do we'll to max
~ call. Other particulars may |
fo6nd in their announcement elsewher
Advertised Letters r. A. Adam
Eli Adams, Mrs. E. r. Cram, Al. De
by, E,iith E. Goodrich. Jos. Hull, &c
Kilburn, Eugene Marshall, Chas. Tuttl
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