Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

mi - After this week single papers will
$be for sale at this Office instead of at
the post office.
Ia The receipts at the ladies' fair,
/ "Wednesday evening, amounted to some
$3.50.
- Our village schools will commence
tnext Monday, with j. S. Chapman of
/ chester Academy as principal.
- Dr. Gosselin proposes to practice
fmedicine in this place, and has opened an
1phice in Union Block His professional
hard will be found in another column.
On Thursday noon of last week
8even sacks and bags of mail matter
we're received at the post office, ana ac-
tepted as a farewell shot.
IN. Munroe advertises several good
Building lots for sale. They are partic-
elarly well supplied with water, and are
Assirable building places
= Our readers will be pleased with
the experience of tobacco grower on
i second page. It's the best thing of the
/ feason.
m - The Alpaca enterprise remains the
Same. The parties from Canada have
arrived, however, and are giving it their
attention. 1t may be week or two be-
fore it will be decided
i - 1t is probable now that Anna Dick
inson will be secured for one of the lee
nres during the course next winter,
Notwithstanding the stage struck lyceum
II Bureau.
j - Col. Hyde will assume his duties as
postmaster next Monday morning, giving
Dr. his store business to Hiram Newton
Ind G. +. Chase who will continue the
same at the old stand.
- The homestead in South. Wood.
AK advertised for sale this week, is
fy pleasantly located, especially for
BIZ one who would like to retire from
BE- more active duties of life
Advertised Letters.-H. Wooley, B.
! 4. Merrill, II. B. Maynard, L. G. Lo-
bBll, Mary A. Kimball, j. X. Hooper,
A. X. Chase, A. B. Palmer, Albert
hoores, Levi Ross, Messrs C. B. Thomp-
N & Co., Mrs. Marion Martin.
IL - The Masonic supper at Towns new
htel on Friday evening was very
/ peasant test o. the capacity of his dining
| pom. The number who partook of the
/ upper was lis. The number therefore
| ! no can be conveniently dined at one
/ dtting is just about 125.
I# = Bridgman and Suter have sold sew
MI more of their lots, and S S. Ord
Wy is now erecting three dwellings there,
"a street has been graded through
IN centre Of the plain. A gentleman
hDm Alstead has bought lot and will
have dwelling on it ready TO occupy
l next spring.
= Ned, little four years old son of
Geo. f. Woods, was severely bitten in
the nose and face by dog in Union
Hall, Wednesday afternoon, where the
ladies we're at W ,rk preparing for the
Evenings festival The owner promptly
hatonlered the dog shot and he was execut-
led There are lot more left that ought
Ito be served in the same way.
+ The concert to be given at Union
Hall, Tuesday evening of this week by
In Jubilee singers, company of eolored
q Ivocalists from North Carolina, we have
Reason to believe is every way worthy of
taliberal patronage; and all patrons will
Enot only aid good cause, that of educa-
Efbn, but receive an excellent musical
Entertainment. The Rutland, Burling-
sm, and other Vermont papers, speak of
them in very favorable terms, and we
hope they may have full house.
An incident occurred at the close
81 Ne Masonic festivities, the other eve
ne, Z" too good to keep" The lower
ahirway was too dark for ready recog-
aiion, and at least two gentlemen and
iheir wives got mixed, as they passed to
: nc side walk. All went well, however,
b few rods till, arriving in the light
pm the hotel the good woman of the
aemost couple thought her husband
! had changed hats the next instant she
i Uncovered that it was the husband that
! bsd been changed, which was followed
i ~ an immediate and important excla-
lnation. Meantime, the other couple
bel also just found out the sitooation."
! ttook but moment to relieve the mu-
Huel establishment all round, and each
Faumed their original sovereignty.
. BAD ACCIDENTAL brakeman named
{ Nron Steward, on s. freight train of the
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