Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

samuel Goodnow.
--Found-A jet ear drop. The own
i can obtain the same at this office.
"A. d. Fletcher wants good coat
maker, offers steady employment and
God wages. A good chance. See his
dvertisement.
MOI all have yet secured their ice
= the coming season, and rs the warm
,aps " and "May mornings appear
,me anxiety naturally prevails.
- The Boston papers are making
beir annual announcement that Yer
,ont farmers are sending in new o. ma
le sugar. Well, can the native Bosto
ian tell the difference
- Carriers Band had been on the
latform of Union Hall, on the occa,
on Of the Masonic ball last week, bu,
few moments, before they remarked the
proved acoustics from the present
rangement
Mr.. III. A. Wheeler was few even.
e since surprised by his Sabbath school
ss. 10 the Baptist society, who present
him with an easy chair, token which
y thought was justly deserved for
hful services and attentions.
E gallery in Union Hall on Thurs.
evening of last week would have
% paying institution. There are
Ter occasions in the course of year
emil would be similar. Shall it be
in the future before we have it.
- By our Chicago letter in an other
ace. ii will be seen that a Bellows Falls
y hiss been indulging in real estate.
has many old friends and acquain-
ices here who will cordially congratu-
. him on this evidence OF prosperity
success.
The tickets to Gen. Lees lecture
y be obtained at the usual places at
cents each, which is a reduction from
vious rates. The committee are sat
ID that the lecture will be a popular
!, and have made the price of admis-
j accordingly.
> On Friday of last week Mrs. A. S.
): nball laid upon our table several
i, y flowers, (trailing arbutus,) which
bad gathered on Oak Hill just west
this village. They were fresh and fra
ut, and for mid-winter in this section,
sainiy a very rare if not unprece-
ted incident.
e : The check list Is up for the annual
a. meeting and contains 779 names,
\, more than at the last state election in
z. and II more than at the presiden-
election of that year. The civil au.
-ity will meet at the town clerks of
on Monday, March % to revise and
'ect the same,
The annual financial repor. for this
n, Rockingham, will probably be
o'dy for delivery on Tuesday OF next
TX. Col. f. G. Butterfield has made
the account alone, Mr.. j. B. Divoll
ing too i'll to attend to it and L. NJ.
ad, the other auditor, being too much
,aged in other duties.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Lyman were
A recipient of surprise party on Fri
evening last, the occasion being the
III anniversary of their marriage. 1t
. happy and lively company, with
ferrous presents suitable for the occa-
!, while the good will and social time
7 prevailed were greatly enjoyed by
Last Sunday morning was one OF
|'e beauty and mildness for the season.
little uneven under foot, but dry, a
air, the numerous and varied styles
ce crystals formed from the receding
sH'er Of the night previous, all glitter
in the mellow sun, made an impress
.,r as pleasing as one of the best morn.
isss al in May.
luz Mr.. G. E. Allen, Florist, of Brat
ID GRO, has issued his catalogue for
5assif and all interested in green house,
ling, vegetable plants, seeds, &c. will
we'll to send for his catalogue. Mr..
l, IN has already won high and favor
y reputation in horticulture and as a
~ st, and therefore with no hesitation
s;all attention to his advertisement in
! her place.
The Weston family, of whom Mrs.
$ a. Spaulding of this village is one,
an interesting family gathering at
ester few days since. There were
brothers and sisters present whose
rage age was over sixty years. Oh
g present we're Mrs. Spauldiug, Lu-
~ John and E. NJ. of this town. Hi.
of Westminster, and Samuel. A.
d hester.
p ia.. The water commissioners have pro.
81 d very complete chart of the wa
bited yorka of this -;lIaoo ;I,.