Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-11-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

ther business ON Canal street. See
vertisement
= Many gatherings collect at Jillson' 8
cent WINDOW, which has become quite
aEtrsction.
Malcolm Baldwin of Chester has
n thanks for basket of several vari.
iw of very fine fall eating apples.
81 II is now announced that Henry
Hard Beecher will lecture at Brattle-
Ioro, next Monday evening, Nov. 9th.
3 The ladies' connected with the NJ.
! Church of this place, are making pre-
PATTON for a grand entertainment, to
b place in two weeks.
Tile Jim Fisks of Brattleboro and
laf4 of Pawlet, had sharp game Of
base Bal al Rutland on Wednesday, the
Star winning by 10 to IS.
Hark from Tombsl a doleful
und which came up from Walpole
Wednesday, evening. They had prob
bly, heard from the election!
Mrs. Foss Readings at Union Hall,
Tsdnesday evening, were received with
uch favor. She has fine voice and
lItivaiion. The attendance was not
large as it ought to have been.
A number of Poland and Denison
La collected in one of the law offices,
& 1uesday evening, and continued for
% hsCr or two the humor began before
be losing of the polls at Union Hall.
Il Mrs. Rupert, teacher from Vir-
Die, gave an interesting lecture at the
ktry Of the Congregational Church on
IL ay evening Her subject was.
Bill ging back the Flag" She is
hahn 10 the interest of education.
T.. Dunton has the credit in many
|aassnrs Of keeping the best restaurant
E6sa lining rooms on the railroad line
Epm Boston to Burlington, and we doubt
ii is fully deserved. Those going
*rlh or west from this village will al
hrs find his dining rooms very conven-
hi IS well as at other times.
- The first printing office in this viii
igs was on the site on which Suffers
fick block is now being erected, at
hich place the old Bellows Falls Intel
genes was printed for many years, COM
encif g about 1915. In 1912 a great
Is Iiat is great for this place at that
ne, destroyed paper mill and some
hsr property on and near where now
sads the largest wood pulp mill Of the
allow Falls Paper Co.
3 Master Frank G Perry. at the south
Mi the village, has flock of poultry,
pbracing several of the popular breeds
the day, including the Houdans, par
Mge Cochins, bluffs, both white and
evn Leghorns, &c. Among them is a
BIZ nice buff biddy weighing some eight
! ten pounds, and of fine and matronly
ippearance. Master Frank would prob
Aaly sell some of this poultry at very
reason abIe rates, as compared with what
II uaaa IIy asked for fancy poultry,
We wish to call attention to the
sof the Scion Perry property at
mbridgeport Nov. II, at 2 O'clock, P.
is really a good property and
h little outlay by way of repairs,
n be made as good as any dwelling in
Eindham county. 1t will undoubtedly
I sold low, being put upon the market as
tie, but that will be for the benefit of the
nrchaser. Such a sale as this should
'ot be lost mind of by those who want
b make good bargain or want good
lone.
-Beauseant Commaudery of Knights
Eemplars, Levi X. Fuller, E. C. from
made an excursion to this
plaes on Wednesday. Their evolutions
|n.their regalia were very excellent, and
<he GROSS, as seen from the elevation of
&nrb flee window, showed to much adj
sntage. At one time the sash on each
fgh shoulder showed straight and per
cs the entire length of the line. They
e accompanied by the Brattleboro
urnet band who played SO finely as to
|sxete many complimentary remarks
ihes dined at Towns hotel at 5 o'clock,
Hhsre Mrs. Towns served one of her best
oinners to the fully expressed satisfaction
Of 81 present.
4 The election passed off in this town
Mhout blood shed " and very quietly,
-ss than half of the votes Of the town
zen polled. Bot few votes were polled
asnhg the last hour the polls were open
% the constable wisely declined the i'm
Hunnities to count the votes before
seo1t o'clock on the ground that BIZ
'ad the clerk would be Immediately lef