Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

- lutTo VIII uo tSihpoihhSO ihSS'
1t the Baptist Church on Sunday
,ening at 7 o'clock.
= Over so rivermen arrived at this
ace Wednesday morning. There we're
ne ten boat loads making quite ma
4 display.
- The Connecticut River Valley
edical Association, at their July meet.
3 at Brattleboro, adjourned to meet at
is place in October next.
- Hon. John +. Deane of Cavendish,
i in town on Monday and Tuesday at
ding to suit which occupied his time
6otion of those two days.
The Dartmouth College boys werein
WI Tuesday forenoon on their way
me. They we're in excellent spirits
ID hunor, not having got into any of
Q quarrels at Saratoga.
Mr.. Harvey Locke of Grand Rap
j. Mich, native and for many years
resident of this town, is on visit 10
places and scenes of his boyhood.
helped to build the Island House.
| - Col. Hyde gives notice to those who
We paid postage on county papers for
) present quarter, that the money will
refunded on application. Postmas-
generally are giving similar no.
- Cash will buy goods cheap at Geo.
En1d's. See his advertisement and
frures. There was rush at his
IL on Tuesday evening. Our mer-
ints are string up business 10 a lively
inner
b Kimball Udion academy, advertis-
in another column, has long been
own as one of the best educational in
tutions in New England, and it there
re riyts us pleasure to commend it
ithont reserve.
The village bailiffs have erected six
Get lamps at different points in the
Hlage, which with those placed by
. water commissioners on their fortifi-
lions, make some portions of the vii
se appear in the evening like an in
,ient torch light procession.
= A young lady in Claremont, N. H..
| ids us word that she has tried the rem
y for the toothache recently published
this and other papers, and that she
tanned relief from that ache by the far
eater ache from the remedy which is
{ altogether favorable for newspaper
ctoriDg.
Al water fountain is soon to be
iced in the front grounds of the school
|luse. II will have several jets for wa
Il and cups will be attached, thus form
/ convenience for the school children
yer before enjoyed. The fountain is
iron and very pretty and substan
Il design.
- Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Wiley of Gal
Illinois, both natives and former res
Tents Of this town, have been on visit
/ several weeks to their friends in this
|etion. They have resided west some
|ssaty years, met with abundant bust
pes prosperity, and we are sure none
|ver deserved it more. They returned
|st week.
The derrick used in building the
Fch bridge over the Canal on Bridge
Ereet, is now run by steam power,
which the rocks are drawn up with
+eatly creased rapidity. Some for
men are now at work on the bridge
hd canal and it is hoped to let The wa
Il In for the use of the mills in two or
free weeks.
- We are requested to express the
anks and appreciation of st. Charles
hurch, to the village Bailiffs, for hay
|g erected a street lamp near their
buse of worship. They expect to find
Of much convenience and usefulness
] many future occasions, and if any
hing isrsquired of them in itscare, de-,
Nv will be glad to respond.
g. Messrs. Osgood 81 Barker, are run
ing the machinery of their machine
pop, while the water is shut out of the
fnal, by a water engine, entirely OF
feir own make, and carried by water
|om the village water works. They
bus keep their business moving, and it
. good example of enterprise and
of the firm.
= Mrs. III. NJ. Ingham of Cleveland,
PHO. will address the ladies of this
Piace, In the Methodist Church on Fri
y evening at u o'clock, giving Incl
49, Of the woman's temperance cru
ade 10 that city and of the work of
b the woman's Missionary Society. Mrs.
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