Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-30
LOCAL MATTERS.


- The receipts at the ladies fair oil
Wednesday evening were some s2oo.
Advertised Letters.-Mrs. A. L. Dun
ION. +. Il. Cutler, G. M. Graves, james
N. George.
The Argus &Patriot of Montpelier
Il also among the state papers that hav'
recently donned new dress OF type.
= Those who would indulge in thu
Injury of hulled corn aud milk, should
al upon o. w. Titus. See his adver
tbement.
= Spaulding's Swiss bell Ringers give
a entertainment at Union Hall ON Sat
urday evening, Feb. 7th. See their ad'
vertisement.
The civil authority of this Town,
vii meet at the town Clerks office on
Saturday, the 7th of February, for the
abatement of taxes, if any should re-
quire.
- Lost Jan 22d, on Green or Rock
ingham streets, a lady's gold ear jewel.
The finder will confer favor by leaving
il at the TIMES Office
= Lost-Between Emmanuel Church
and Henry street on Sunday evening, a
broad, black ribbon sash. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office.
Extra duties have caused some omis-
lions this week, more especially with
reference to business correspondents,
whose favors we will endeavor to attend
10 on Friday and Saturday Of this week.
An ingenious novelty at the ladies'
fair on Wednesday evening was the
New York Express" which was so ar
ranged as to run itself round a track re-
ceiving pay and delivering goods in a
manner creating much amusement.
The weather has been very tickle
for week past, alternately freezing and
Having Sunday and Monday were
very cold, the thermometer going down
10 So to 50 below zero, since which it
has thawed sufficiently TO again make
pedestrian;sm an uncertainty.
I'd. X. Barry is general agent for
EASTERN Vermont, western New Hamp-
shire and part of Massachusetts, for
the silver type picture, manufactured on
" by H. P. Moore, Concord N. II. Pic
turs copied and enlarged from every
kind of picture by this process. Agents
wanted
The entertainment by the young
people of the Baptist Society, will be
given at the Baptist church on Friday
evening of this week. 1t will consist of
tableaux, recitations, dialogues, &c. The
exercises will commence at 7.30. Their
Preparations are ample for an interesting
occasion and we hope they will have,
what we ara sure they will deserve, full
house.
MIR. c. E. Horsford opened his
clothing store to the public this week,
With W. F. Ballou, (well and favorably
known here as cutter. Mr.. Horsford
intends TO keep first class clothing
store, of which he will make a more
definite announcement next week. At
present be wants several good and ex-
periencesl tailoress girls, who shout d APP
ply 1t on ce.
- The many friends of Mrs. j. G.
Richardson, formerly Marian Allbe,
will be panied to learn of her death
which occurred at Racine, Wis, few
days since. Her remains we're brought |
east for burial, arriving here on Wednes-
day TO be placed beside those of her
mother in Walpole. Mrs. Richardson
will be rememb ered by all who knew her
for her many excellent qualities of mind
and heart, her afectionate interest in her |
friends, and her christian virtues, which |
made her true wife, daughter, sister,
friend, and lovely woman.
Mr.. J. c. Tolman, manufacturer of
-sasb. doors and blinds, has just finished
a pazr of front doors for his new house
on Henry street, that are probably not
equalled by more than single pair in
town. The figured glass-a beautiful
designs 12x50 inches with initial I in
in the centre. The panels and black
walnut holdings at the top are circular,
and octagon at the bottom, the doors be-
ing eight feet in length and each three
feet and two inches wide. The holdings
lap and all the joints are very perfect.
Close hitting, and highly creditable to the
WORKMAN, the whole constituting a niece
OF work IN which any mandatory NAV
take just pride. Builders and those
contemplating building we are sure will
De pleased to examine this piece of
work.