Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-10

N lap robes at his hsrne shop.
IN - The other day merchant in this
&C received "a postal card with bush
rs note on III. back aud all securely
Hclosed in three cent envelope.
N Advertised Letters p. Miller &
an, P. Lavey, II. w. Lpveieli, Reuben
III Lucas, Martin Hines, John Green, l..
EDamon, John Conroy, A. II. Bumpus
IN A heavy rain storm prevailed on
Mpnday and Tuesday considerably rails
iue the streams. Connecticut river rose
seyeral feet aud is higher than at any
tips since asst spring.
Tho rivermen have been here and
Ntirely cleared the remainder of the
hive of logs left last summer, and the
pfeseDt high water is very favorable for
ther purpose.
Z Swing machines we're plenty at the
county fair. and among them The Elias
Howe, which is received with much ia
vor, and for which II. Sireeter of this
village is agent.
The Connecticut River Valley Med
ical Association, will hold their October
meeting, at the Brooks House, Brattle-
boro, on Wednesday, October 30, 1873,
k10 o'clock A. NJ.
r Col. r. Farnham of Bradford and
Gl. r. G. Benton of ST Adams, have
Zen appointed to fill vacancies in the
I board of education, occasioned by the
Maths of Judge Steele aud F. G. Hatha-
LIZ
l. The real estate Of the late John
Knball, on Canal street, and some per
pnal property, including household
oods aud set of tinman's tools, will be
sdd at auction, on Saturday Oct. 18Th,
IL 10 o'clock A NJ.
r. Those connected with St. Charles
Catholic Church of this village, pro-
pose holding fair at time of which
! notice will be given hereafter, and are
nov engaged in work and making ar
Engagements for the same.
r Mrs. Bullock will open millinery
department in the store of Miss r. G.
Nnsmore q; Co., on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week. See advertise
ment. She proposes to make a speciality
of this department, and will keep full
line of millinery goods, Of latest styles
= well as competent help for that kind
otwork.
= The largest auction sale in this
section for many years, will occur on the
Bellows Farm, some two miles above
this village, on Wednesday, November
9th. 1t embraces nearly 700 acres of
real estate besides several thousand dol
lars worth of personal property. Full
particulars will be found in our adver-
thing columns. The property is valua-
II Bile and the sale will doubtless create
Unusual interest.
| r The people of this place and vicin-
lily, will learn with pleasure that first
Iclass concert is to be given at Union
Hall, Wednesday evening, the 29th of this
Embnth. The arrangements for the same
~ being made by Mr.. H. A. L. Pea
@dy, who has already secured the SER
Vices of Mrs. Fl. NJ. Smith of Boston, so
sell known as the leading New England
soprano. More particulars will be an
nounced hereafter. See announcement
inanother column.
/ Mr.. II. S. Frost of this place has a
iEng gelding horse Spotted Jim"
Mch has been rapidly gaining fame the
season, and especially the last few
Meks. He bought it last winter for use
v his livery stable and sometime after
discovered lis qualities for speed, ana
pot it in training. Its name somewhat
Indicates its appearance. 1t won the
6fst premium on single trotting horses
q the Westminster town fair, and the
ssne again with greater competition, at
ne county fair last week. Time $50
snd easily, which is promising for the
Ifature.