Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-12-12
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BELLOWS FALLS. DEC. II, 1878.
LOCAL MATTENs.

The receipts a. the fair of the la
dies of the Baptist Society last week
were over 500.
Mr.. G. b. Wheeler already has
three dancing schools for the winter.
One in this place, one at Bartonsville
and one at Walpole.
Col. Russell Hyde of this place,
and Hon. r. w. Clark of Brattleboro,
were both confirmed by the Senate last
Monday as postmasters.
The old standard Farmers Alma
nae, by Thomas, aud the Vermont Reg
lister are for sale by II. IL. q 5. nj. Da-
\ Wis.
Advertised Letters Lewis G. Cook,
Harry Crawford, G. M Barden. Cyville
Finbault, Mary Nolan, Albert Pitts,
Oscar N. Powers, Irene Z. Whitney.
The young people of Emmanuel
Church will give an entertainment at
Union Hall, ON Tuesday evening, Dec.
23d, of which further particulars will be
given next week.
BY mistake between compositors
and we editor an article appears on first
page which we published but week or
two since, but it is good enough to bear
repeating.
The thaw mentioned last week con-
tnued and on Friday the ice cleared in
the river. The weather has continued
mild till 1t has become neither good
sleighing nor wheeling.
= The ladies of Emmanuel church will
hold their annual fair at Union Hall on
Thursday evening of next week, Dec.
18TH The usual articles will be for sale,
and hot supper will be served at six
o'clock aud through the evening.
- An article called Embrocation,"
which for year or two has been OBJ
tanned of the manufacturer by few per-
sons in this place, is now sold by II. II.
& S. NJ. Davis. For cbapped hands or
face it is an article of much excellence.
- The ready made clothing campaign
in this place wakes lively. Mr.. Hors-
ford makes another announcement this
week, as will be seen in another place,
aud it is evident that now is the time
for those of this place and vicinity to get
clothing cheap.
= The late thaw was something of
Joke on some parties who had staked out
lot of ice on the dam above Sullivan
railroad bridge Visiting the scene on
Friday they found nought but smooth
water, while their stakes have gone down
to help Holyoke build that alpaca mill
that didn't come here.
The change of running time on the
Central railroad, which took effect on
Monday, is so much on some of the
morning trains, that many people are
likely to be caught behind time, if they
do not give the new time table in anoth-
er column, their particular attention.
The New York morning train which
formerly left at 7:45 now leaves at 6:45,
full hour earlier.
The milk boy Freddie retires from
his morning visits after this week to at
tend school, his mother having prevailed
upon M. w. Davis to deliver milk with
an additional supply from his own dairy,
as Mr.. Wilcox continues very sick
Thanking their customers for past favors.
others can be furnished if desired.
Tickets can be obtained of NJ. w. Davis
or at the "B. Falls Drug Store" Cans
duplicated without expense
- Mrs r. G. Dinsmore q Co. have
goods in rich profusion, especially for
the holidays and including winter mill
linery as announced in another place.
n They are an enterprising firm, employ
Il excellent and skilled help, and in their
new quarters in Towns Block have one
of the best establishments in their line
of business in the State, and for keeping
SO large andgood acne have fully earned
an equally large and liberal patronage.
- The water Commissioners contin-
ued their experiments, in which they
were engaged when we went to press
last week, and threw water over the
tower of Towns hotel, equal to four
stories in height. They also attached
hose to the hydrant opposite the north
end of Union block, and though the new
pipe has not been laid to this point, the
increased pressure enabled them to throw
water over that block also. We under.
stand that 200 feet of new hose has been
ordered, and when the new water works
are completed, we shall have the best
supply of water for extinguishing fires
evar had in the history of the village.
VT. REGISTER FOR 1S74.-Walton's
Vermont Register for 1874, is out. II
is published by the Claremont, On, H
Manufacturing Co, is improved con.