Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-29
lfll aus CALLS Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Look out for fires.
Thanksgiving day Thursday the
28th, Remember the poor.
"A large amount of poultry was
shipped from this place, on Monday and
Tuesday.
= The ladies of the Baptist Society
will hold their annual festival Friday
evening, Dec. 9th, at Union Hall.
Our village schools closed on Fri
day for vacation of three weeks, in
stead of two as last week mentioned.
= The earthquake which was felt so
severely in New Hampshire last week
! Monday, was also noticed by several in
this place.
All seem to be in search COR name
for the new poultry disease, and how
would Observation-Disclosures
rhsgia " dor
- G. w. Stewart the well-known and
popular night conductor from this place
to Rutland, has taken up his residence
on Atkinson street in this place.
= DR.. Hartzell will lecture upon
The Door of Opportunity" at Ludlow
on Monday night, Dec. I'd, and at Clare
mont, n. H., Wednesday the 4th.
There will be union services at the
Methodist church, Thanksgiving day at
II o'clock in the morning. There will
also be services at Emmanuel church.
The TIMES will reach its day in
advance of its usual publication it be-
ing printed Thanksgiving week SO as to
enable the printers to enjoy this Puritan
holiday.
w. E. Hildreth for long time
brakeman and baggage master on the
Cheshire road, is now baggage master on
the through line from Boston TO Burling-.
ton. where he gives satisfaction.
Advertised Letters.-George South
we'll. Henry Marcy, n. Williams. Frank
@. Wells, Mrs. Laura Bowen Sargent,
Miss Mary Leahy, William Farr, Will
liam Hill, G. L. Gillett.
w. III. Upham is going to add in
connection with his sewing machine bus
mess the manufacture of clothing
This will give all who wish for machines
m excellent opportunity of paying for
them in work.
Our first snow storm was on Friday
Afternoon and night, at which time some
seven inches of snow fell, and sleigbs
we're used to quite an extent on Saturday
and Sunday. The trees looked beauti-
q full on Saturday morning as they were
covered with their heecy mantle.
w. H. Parker and George Col
grove, two convicts who escaped from
Springfield, Mass, Jail on Sunday, we're
recaptured at South Vernon. VT, on
Monday night, the 18th. Colgrove man
aged to get away again, but Parker, who
fought desperately, was returned to his
old quarters.
The Rutland Herald of yesterda v
contains an announcement that the ed
itorial connection of Henry Clark,
Esq, with that paper ceased on Satur-
urday. Mr.. Clark has been an able and
valuable member of The editorial frater-
nifty, and his sudden retirement from the
Herald will be much regretted Albert
H. futile, the publisher of the paper, is
now the managing editor.
Emma Reynolds Dramatic Com
panY appeared at Union Hall, on Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of last week,
and played to we'll pleased audience.
Oh Thursday evening they presented
the popular and effective temperance
drama +" Ten Nights in Bar Room, y
Which was scientifically placed upon the
stage. The part taken by Joe Nor.
gan, the poor inebriate,' VIM, r. Gray,
was earnestly presented and not to be
excelled by any other troupe travelling
Emma Reynolds, as " Mrs. Morgan,
was also perfect in her important part
which was one of the prominent feat
ures of the evening. One Friday even
ing they presented "Trumps, or High
Low, Jack, and Game" which was writ
ten expressly for +" Yankee Locke" whc
to himself gives just credit. Both even
ings were interesting and instructive.