Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-08
|elIows falls Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Eatiering from the effects of the "epi
Mic, but we hear of no loss.
c. r. Horseford had the finest and
INA display of goods, cloths, ready-made
.htbing, &c, at the fair at Walpole,
IN seen at similar exhibition.
Several kinds of business in this
IN e are showing increased life and ac-
Idsity. A look among the local adver-
M ments will indicate where.
M. ID. jackson showed "A case OF
gdld and silver goods at the Walpole
Fair, which we're very attractive, and ex-
cited the attention of every one who
yisited floral hall.
Messrs. Lucia and Barber made a
yery fine display of picture frames at
Mlpole, and the attraction to many
Ill more for being their own manufac-
ssEs
Miss Il. G. Dinsmore d CO., will
open the fall and winter season of mil
Hnery goods Thursday and Friday of
net week. They have purchased an
assortment of goods, which they
freay announce elsewhere.
Emmanuel Church. The Convoca-
sion Of Bellows Falls will meet in I'm
manuel Church, Bellows Falls, on Tues
AL Oct. II. The public services are
Visionary meeting ON Tuesday evening
tBl full service on Wednesday at 101
IN
st. Charles Society will hold their
hFd annual fair at union hall, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, Oct. 26th,
n and 28th. They are making prep
ntions ample for a successful fair, and
4 give further particulars next week.
y Babbitt q Hayes serve the bust
v men of this place monthly with
ply Illuminated monthly almanac cards
d other documents, advertising their
kiness and at the same time serving
Mir friends and customers with articles
value.
r TIE favors of several correspond
Il necessarily await attention till an
her week. The entire working force
the Office has attended the fair at
alpole, and our thanks are due several
od customers for awaiting their wants
accommodate the printers.
= The firm of Wheeler and Smith
,at market and butchers, has been
solved, Mr.. j O. Smith retiring and
eceeded by Stephen Searle. Mr..
krle we understand has had some
xperience in the business before, and
he is something of wit it is pre-
ped that element will constitute much
the serving of tender roasts.
+ M. ID. jackson has just put up a
N and neat looking sign, and has also
ded fine lot of nice gold and silver
DDS. His show window has a SPLEEN
! display of fine goods including an
pitcher ON which the artic expedi-
4 is neatly wrought.
= On their return from Rutland the
oodstock Cornet Band were invited to
residence of Leander Amadon, a
Eminent and public spirited business
IN of Bellows Falls, and were most
entertained by him. We
e requested in behalf of the Band to
sure Mr.. Amadon that they fully APP
eciate his kindness and will ever re-
ember with pleasure the hours during
lich they enjoyed his hospitality
'OOdstoek Standard.
= Col. L. N. Smith, route agent from
1ringfield, Mass. through this place to
hite River junction, died Monday of
st week, at his home in Baldwinsville,
ass, from injuries received from hav-
g been thrown from a carriage, few
eeks since. He served in the army
I'd was highly esteemed citizen.
was some amusement at the
elbows Falls Meat Market, Tuesday
rening, by way of inaugurating the
sW partner, Mr.. Searle. The band
me out and gave him a serenade, and
good luck, Henry Clark, of the Rut-
nd Globe, happened to be in town, and
as drafted into the service to make the
esentation of an apron, on behalf of
e Masonic Lodge (?) of the State,
nch he did in felicitous style. The
eat centre of interest was the apron,
which was painted an OK, surmounted
the significant motto in large bright
tiers, "Pluckl" Mr.. Searle was taken
surprise, but made response which
IS regarded as a success, and with these
the future prosperity and |
lndness of the market is believed to
assured and foreordained.
. Advertised Letters. ID. Toll, Mar |
Flint, A. Z. Brigham.
= The farmers in this REGION note
at the corn husks are thicker than u.s.
! this year, and consider it a sign of |