Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-24

fonic at the NJ. +. Church next
Ian morning. Near the kingdom OF
oy;s 81 Arnold are in receipt OF a
mount of new goods this week, in
81 departments.
Ibis Thursday morning, we nave
sharp frost of the season. tor
/: ace, killing plants and vines gen.
will be seen by reference in our
using columns that an extensive
sale takes place in Jamaica,
4. lsday. October 18th. 1t includes
amount of real estate and per-
III property
ro,auoh's menagerie and circus
s. he here Friday of this week.
81 mill very likely be large attend
MI Ind we hope the sobriety OF the
Z ey equal the day Cole was here
\ er if possible.
he new firm of A. F. Holden d
I II open for business at their new
80 in Union block, next Monday,
Il, I'M ;roluda 81 full line of boots and
.ssof all kinds and ladies and gents
s.;shing goods. See their advertise
kntD ext week.
Tbe annual meeting of the stock
Elaprs of the Vermont and Canada
Earoad Company, will be held at Union
6aIl.in this place on the 2lst day OF
~ !, Y o'clock, noon, for the elect
"a "a directors and the transaction of
hi other business deemed proper when
Mr.. Mary Holt had several arti-
z on exhibition at the State fair and
Eept up premiums ON them all. Among
EN- was the lap robe, beautifully made
(saman worsted, which was so much
bmired at the New England fair, and
" becoming somewhat famous.
Nhitmore Il Clark's minstrels are
their annual tour for the season and
usual are receiving crowded houses
hey are to be at Union Hall in this
ia. Saturday evening of this week
eoosl square look at Square Hank
'hite is alone worth more than the
ice of admission.
q. Z. Holbrook has recently added
4 Kindred cases of various kinds o.
ots aud shoes to his stock One loac
m The depot numbered 20 cases, pro
bly, the largest single load Of boot
L shoes ever brought into this place
sewhere will be found his announce
enk for the season.
Advertised Letters. "A. B Griggs
AIffel S. Hall, j. NJ Reed, R. A. Irwin
Tehnl Lord, w. T. Moran, Fl. William;
Wells, w. S. Barry, S. r. Cobb, A
/ Gbarbond, w. J Dodge, L. H. Field
slnes Stone, Samuel Slater, Capt. Bal
n. Thos Wallace, Mrs. Catherin
sndall, Miss Reba Hyde, Mrs. r. Hodg
MS.
= On first page will be found the stC
of Sergeant Glynne of Springfield
Iainlv told in the soldiers own languag,
Is of the Revolution and was first pull
shed in the Windsor Journal of 1876.
noS republished by request, and wi
'rohbly be completed in the next thrt
lumb ers. Since it was first published
lsn8 ration has grown up who will be il
Fr4ted in it, and older people will
<zd to refresh their memories by
Ihe Glynns of this town, Springfield al
othsr places are, we believe, descendan
q Sargeant Glynne or of the family
xhRh he belonged.
The Annular Eclipse of the Su
Wednesday, morning of next week, W
hrst be visible at about 16 minutes ps
: o'clock, and first touches the earth at
point near the southeastern part
lake Ontario. and passes in an easter
difeetion across the states of New Yoi
sefnont and New Hampshire, reachi
the-Atlantic Ocean at Oh I'm, A.
y passes near the central parts of BIZ
nlngtou and Windham Counties, in V
mont and Cheshire and Hillsboro col
ue in New Hampshire, and leaves
contlnent near the northeastern extre
ayspf Massachusetts.
-Messrs. Babbitt Il Hayes have kin,
~nsented to alot department of tn
s'ofe to the Vermont Bible Society, a
aeposit and for the sale of Bibles, a
nay Just received, doubtless, the larg
ssprtment of Bibles ever shown in [
Place. They are also of very excel
M substantial bindings, and are sold
mel low prices that one may suppose
NJ obtain cheap work, but such is
1af fact, as any one will at once |
seige by examination. They are all f
bound, including nice gilt, fine ;
'srge print, and prices so low as to ex
NJ surprise of those who inquire.