Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-26
gsllulrs falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, SEPT. 20, 1873,
LOCAL MATTERS.

day morning, at $50.
= Decalcomauie at Bellows Falls
d drug store. See advertisement in ano-
Their column.
4 - Ex-Governor Clifford and family,
of Massachusetts,, arrived at the Island
n House on Friday.
= George State offers over two hun
dred sheep for sale. See his advertise
#meat.
u Advertised Letters. Mrs. j. T., Neu-
gent, Converse Hatch, Newton Gage,
Geo o. Gates, Miss Nellie Goons, j. L.
Chandler, George Allen, p. NJ.
u = A correspondent says good word
for the Windham County Agricultural
Fair to be held Wednesday and Thurs
bay of next week, which will be found
D. another place.
= The Indian war being over Lieut..
Kingsbury has been visiting very in
feresting natural curiosity in Oregon,
laDd gives an account of the same on
second page.
III = Rev. DR.. Hartzell, recently of AL.
8bany, New York, is now preaching at
! Middletown, CT. On Thursday of last
week, he delivered the sermon at the
dedication of the Universalst church at
Springfield.
- Messrs. Munroe and Head, of this
place, received the first premium at the
Cheshire County Fair at Keene last
week, for best display of grapes. They
also with A. F. Minis, received awards
for fine display of vegetables.
We understand the public schools
will be closed on Friday, to enable all
8who wish, to attend the Jubilee at Rock
ingham. The fare will be but 25 cents
I the round trip, and is therefore the
cheapest excursion of the season.
u AT the meeting on Monday evening
ID the stockholders of Union Hall block,
the entire evening was spent in discuss
lng the projected improvements 10 tue
shall, more especially with reference 10
building a gallery, and finally adjourned
without taking action to Monday even
ing next at Z o'clock.
81 NJ. 2. Barry of Saxtons River, has
bought the tin and stove business of
Howard & Willard, and already taken
possession. L. P. Barry has sold back
bis store business on Canal street to S.
I'd. Piper. b. T. Phelps of Westmiu-
#ter, and j. t. Howard, we hear are
about to form copartnership for the
manufacture of cigars, and will engage
In the trade wholesale and retail. Their
place of business will be in Lovell's
market building on Canal street.
- The terrace property OF Bridgman
nd Suter is the scene of great activity
this fall. We understand some twelve
lots have been sold, cellars are being
dug, and houses going up, showing that
the public are appreciating this desirable
locality for building. Some lots are
Engaged for operations to be commenced
next spring. 1t looks as though the
whole place will be speedily occupied.
We hear farther, that very nice two
Story French roof dwelling is to be erect
led on the northwest front of the terrace.
This building is to have tower and
when completed, according to the plans,
will be as fine building as is in this
place.
- The increase of business OF place
js always well attested by the post office.
THE amount of stamps Cancelled at the
8post office in this place in the two months
sof July and August, 1871, was 1897. %.
For the same months in 1873, it was
s549.6S, being gain of s152.43. A
proportionate gain for the balance of the
year, will set this post office ahead of
any other office in Windham and Wind
pr counties, except Brattleboro. AL.
post Offices are now counting the amount
Of stamps Cancelled, having commenced
on the first of Jnly last, and will end
Dec. 81, next, for the REIMBURSEMENT OF
salaries, to take effect on the first of July
4 1874.
i SAxToNs RIVERS. w. Warner Of