Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-06-12
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Nv me chiropodIst and dermatologist
y ~ town last Friday.
The weather has become cooler this
49, but the grass crop throughout the
~ y reported very promising.
The aquarium car which passed
Sugh this place last week, is expected
zach San Francisco on Thursday OF
h week, if no accident happens.
Next Sabbath. being observed as
hildren's Day, the Sabbath School con.
scted With the Methodist Church in
il place will hold praise concert,
Rmencing at 6 o'clock P. NJ
The Vermont Farm Machine Co.
Dry busy these days, shipping their
n rakes. These rakes have proved
~ popular wherever used, and they
i'll chip over 1000 the present season.
The ladies of the Congregational
kciety will hold a strawberry festival at
d vestry of their church on Friday
iening of this week. Strawberries, ice
cam, cake, DC, will be offered for sale.
n Clark Chase continues to add all
rts Of new things to his store, among
en- many that are very useful. We
lieve no one now pretends to 60 in
ere without finding something they
int.
The republican voters of this town
on d remember and attend their eau
nnext Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
pre important from the fact that
letes are to be elected for both the
and county conventions.
The Vermont Farm Machine Co.,
Srtise new this week, and farmers in
Of a good moving machine or
re rake should be sure they give them
ntlon. Both their rakes and moving
achines we're received with great favor
1t seaaon.
*. Hooper of South Charlestown,
M miles above this village, recently
mmenced the manufacture of cigars
has already established quite bust
employing some half dozen hands,
his sales have steadily increased,
hh prospects of good business success
iead
- Conductor j. G. Somerville, former
of this place, and who has for some
ars run on the Central from Mortified
st. Adams, has been restored to this
ID of the line and now runs from White
lver junction to Brattleboro. Mr..
,merville has always been a favorite
M the travelling public, and his old
ends In this section are glad once
pre- TO greet him at his old post of duty.
Of the sick people mentioned last
eek, nearly all are much improved, and
i regret that this Thursday morning
cannot include ALL Miss Minnie
Villains, thought last week to be i'm
roving, has been very much worse, and
~ last two days her case has excited
= greatest apprehension, and though
pparantly lying at the point of death,
'hile tlrre is life, it will yet be hoped ii
aay prove but the crisis of a most Sc.
- illness.
he metallic clothes line, adver-
The past two weeks, is having a
sale. Arrangements have been
By which parties wanting it may
Il their names at this Office, and Mr.
M will call upon them when he il
"a next time-next week or week
NJ. Several thousand feet have al.
&dy been engaged in this village, and
yer 5000 feet in Saxtons River this
|teek. 1t is much the best thing yet in
market for the use designed.
Mr.. f. c. Edwards of Brattleboro
,ook binder, &C., has our very hearty
hanks for file of the Bellows Falls
|ntelligencer of 1918. He found it
Imong some old papers and rag stock
A which he is dealer, and very natur.
aily thought it was of more value in
Ibis place than anywhere else, and there
iore sends it to our sanctum. He also
gends with it copy Of Thompson's His
~ of Vermont, the edition of 1912
T. perfect order and library binding, and
which sof especial value to us at thi:
time.
Hugh de Payens commandery o.
Aeene, visited this place by special train
on Friday of last week, accompanied by
tbe Keene Brass Band, and 10 their re.
fnlia made a handsome and imposing
dnplay in their street parade, showing
xe1Ilent discipline. They dined al
oNno Hotel, where they were served
re vi excellent dinner, and returned
~ afternoon, accompanied by few
q ~ fraternity from this place. Tit
mQ1lc L spoken of (the writer being alb
- the day they were here as very ex
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