Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Sale OF cattle anu sneep NJ tue
md River stock yards next Monday
md Tuesday
- Geo. o. Guild has nice stock OF
hoods for the season aud now is your
lime Tor good bargains
= rne approaching cold weather is
seminder that +. p. Hadley's stoves are
IA what is wanted for the season.
- Lost, = on Wednesday a pocket
allet containing money. The finder Is
Souested to leave the same at this office.
- Mr.. G. J. Austin has sold out his
wricultural implements TO Arms "
Wilson, who will hereafter keep that
lass of goods for sale.
l. For nearly week past the weather
M been delightful and the "glories Of
M,umn were never more prominent or
kautilul.
= Mr.. Peabody has given up the pro-
ncted concert announced last week, and
III has therefore been indefinitely post
poned
- We understand that the Messrs.
Russell have rented the brick store OPP
nestle Towns Hotel who will occupy
and use the same for bakery.
= Our town is becoming noted for
6ne horses, Saxtons River, Rockingham,
Ind Bellows Falls, each boasting of ex-
tras in that line.
= The fair for the benefit of st.
Charles, Catholic, Church will take
place at Union Hall, November 4th, 9th
Did 9th.
= The Rockingham Paper Mill, own
d by o. II. Black, Edward A. and 0.
B. Arms and H. j. Livermore, has been
ID to Willard Russell and his son G.
4 Russell, who have already taken pos
sssion and are running the same.
Towns new omnibus in place of
De one burnt at Concord last summer,
has arrived, and now runs on the street
md to and from the depot. 1t is fine
nd nicely finished and very Inviting
Boxing carriage.
y Mrs. Bullock's opening Of millinery
pods on Tuesday and Wednesday, was
i fine success and attraction, including
\ large number of customers and admi.
rers of the beautiful goods displayed.
II was of course the largest display in
hat line ever made in this place.
= Mr.. b. II. Murray, the popular
Conductor on the Central, from White
River junction to Brattleboro, and Miss
Hattie A. Tidd of Charlestown, n. H.,
mere married on the 9th inst. The we'd
ding was very pleasant occasion and
the bride and bridegroom were the re-
cipients of very hearty congratulations.
I'VE trust our readers viii bear in
mind the great auction sale of the Bel
lows Farm, November 9th, 1t is not
often the case that such valuable prop.
erty, so near us, is offered our village
people as this is However we presume
onr folks will have their eyes upon the
sale.
= Found.-A young merchant of this
place recently found an open paper lying
on his desk, which proved to be a matri-
nonial letter of acceptance. The finder
i DESTROYS of having this document re-
bored to the rightful owner, and if
= Dear Fred will call at No. 5 it will
Be restored. N.
= At the last meeting of the stock
holders of the Bellows Falls Building
Association Union Hall Block j. D..
Bridgman and Albert Derby were cho-
ZEN committee to experiment in such a
banner as they might think proper, with
difference to improving the acoustics of
be hall. The platform is also to be
'aised and some other repairs made.
On Friday of last week, Michael
Keegan, employed in Robertson &
Moore's paper mill, was at work on the
bulkhead gate, when a heavy timber
came down striking and fracturing his
Jeff shoulder blade. DR.. Whitman was
Failed, who adjusted the fractured bone
pad he is now doing we'll, though his in
Jury will disable him from work for a
while.
A grand squirrel hunt was sudden.
y organized in this village on Wednes.
day. Captains, E. E. Dewey and 9. w,
Butterfeld. The hunt began at sunset
Wednesday afternoon and closes at sun.
set to-day, Thursday, with supper to be
served at the Island House during the
evening. As We go to press the battle i.
Paging fearfully among the poor SPUR
rels and Fleming has already ordered
an illustrated bill of fare
One Jerry Sears became balmy uu
der the identifying influence of liquor
last Friday evening, and when in from