Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Read the notice OF the Bailiffs and
heed it.
- A thaw commenced on Wednesday,
the first siuce last summer.
Warren Walker has opened gro
Gerry store at the old meat market on
Bridge street.
IS. H. Guild makes a fresh an
nouncement this week Read and profit
thereby.
Our merchants are moving. O. ID.
Gray announces this week panic prices
in goods generally.
= Now is the time for cheap clothing
in Bellows Falls. See all the advertise
ments bearing on that subject.
= The prospectus of the Independent,
the excellence of which is so widely
known, will be found in this paper.
20. f. Woods has just returned from
Boston and New York where he has
been to purchase a large stock of those
nice Holiday presents.
IS. c. Flemming has sold back his
lease Of the Island House to Charles
Towns Il was closed last Monday and
will remain so during the winter.
james OBrien raised fine crop
of celery the past season, and has our
thanks for liberal sample of the same.
OBrien is ahead on crops in general this
year.
- Mr.. G. L. Horsford of Montpelier,
has opened clothing store in the brick
building opposite Towns hotel, as will
be seen by his announcement in another
column.
Our readers are reminded that they
can buy Books, Music and many Fancy
Articles suitable for the Holidays, OF
w. FELTON, of Brattleboro, at low prices
as they are closing out their entire stock.
- The ladies of the Baptist society
will hold festival at Union Hall, on
Friday evening of this week. The US
ual articles, and refreshments will be Of
fered for sale. Supper ready at 6 and
will be served through the evening.
Call at the Bellows Falls Drug
Store and buy cake of Oatmeal soap.
1t is the best in the market for chapped
hands, etc., also for Toilet Purposes,
Every cake warranted to give satisfac-
ton or the money refunded.
- The ice in the river closed across
from the eddy, ON Friday Nov. 28tb,
which is IA days earlier than last year
when it closed over Dec. 18th. We have
no record of so early closing. Last Mon
Dec. 1st, the boys had good skating on
the eddy and improved it.
We call attention to the brief adj
vertisment of the New England Farmer.
That paper as is well known, is edited in
part by Vermonter, and has long and
deservedly been the leading agricultural
paper of New England, and received
with much favor by the farmers gener-
ally.
Advertised Letters. H. Garfield,
T. F. McFadden, Hartman & Hartman,
A. w. Whitcomb, Sarah Bemis, Dilphine
Brow, Henry Burchard. Edward Foster,
Mrs. Lucy X. Magoon, M. A. Van Beu-
schoten, Bartholomew Carol, w. w.
Hosmer, Geo. A. Denham, John Eddy,
Attorney.
- 1t is a relief to hear, as we have
from Westminster citizen, that snow
in the winter of 1901, came about the
14th of November, and which would
probably favorably compare in quantity
with the present season. So we need
not yet be alarmed at any fancied
change of the season or climate.
Moore & Shepley are manufacturing
very excellent quality of white tissue
paper. Mr.. E. F. Day is the fnisher,
and the work turned off speaks well for
all connected with its manufacture
Moore and Shepley's mill, we believe, is
the only one in this place that has, up to
the present, continued to run on full
time.
just as we were going to press
Thursday morning., the water commits
sioners made a trial of throwing water
from the new pipe. With the hose at
the corner of the Square and Westmin-
ster street, they we're able to throw two
streams over the TIMES building to the
store of Arms & Wilson. 1t is thought
three streams can be thrown in similar
manner, which is decidedly promising in
case Of fire.
Our village schools commence next
monday with the same board of teachers
as last term, except that Miss Villas re-
turus to her old position in the inferno.
date department. The board as now
constituted are: j. S. Chapman, prin-
cipal, Miss E. M. Austin, assistant, Miss
Perkins, in the grammar, Miss Villas,