Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-10
LOCAL MATTERS.


Willard Russell Il Co are building
|ck store building just north of their
The new wood pulp mill is now un-
hood head way, and is to be 40 feet
|by 80 feet long,
a nleasant call at this Office Mon
Inv Hon. C. E. HoughIon of Ben
kon, and Henry Clark of the Rut-
|Globe.
IJ G. Tolman has just received and
kle a good lot of cedar single, and
Il his recent sales were 400 win
sent to Montpelier.
IA light was seen from this place in
;rection of Westminster, a little
Sunday night, but as no
Ere yet reported in that vicinity, it
Probably further OIL.
b E. Horsford is now ready and
pened the fall campaign, with new
and styles for the season. He is
man and will give his customers
bins in accordance with the times.
*Rey. Mr.. Carter takes his vacation
month, and for the next four Sab
q the preaching service in the Con-
ational church will be held in the
moon at 2 o'clock. Sabbath school
N o'clock.
81 On the account Of the interest in
3udience, Mr.. Tabor has postponed
|sacation; and his discourse next
hth morning will be, Seeking and
ing, and in the evening at 7 o'clock,
d tion now by faith.
4 Advertised Letters.-Jessee john
Frank H. Hathorn, James Barker,
i Jennie Parker, Miss Clara Bemis,
Eta II. Cool, Mrs. Abbey A.
~.
& A close and exciting game of base
sas recently played at Cambridge
Between the Rollstones of this place
Ahe Unions of the former place, re-
bg, in seven innings, in victory for
kollstones Is to 16.
. Mr.. Sutclifie, whose child was kill
n the accident last week, so far re-
led from his injuries that he went to
1estown, N. III. last Saturday after
Il where he is stopping with sister
@fs. Sutcliffe, and where we learn he
pidly gaining and will soon be about.
!. The Fall Mountain paper mill con-
es to grow. The new store building
across the canal is nearly completed
assage way from it to the main build.
has been built and in fact this mill
q become so extensive, that it has 8
ninth of avenues of ingress anC
through its entire 500 feet o.
\ 1t is pleasing to learn that among
u of the business men of this place
b is a slight increase in business
ch we hope may further increase a
season advances, and be prelude tt
ldvance in business generally. Ano
i good symptom is an inquiry for ten
nts.
q Rabbit q Hayes have this weel
to the estate of the late John Arms
D lie, ON a life insurance policy hel,
5im at the time of his death, in tn
Ritual Life " of n. Y. The origina
iey was but 50, 900, taken out in 1867
the dividends on it had amounted t
e0.16. Theirs is a large company an
h pay large dividends.
= A. T. Holden has leased the stor
Union block, formerly occupied b
Anson q Babbitt, and is now fttin
n in good style for his business, an
EEL will be opened about the 10th
i month under a new firm name, wit
largest stock of ladies and gen
9ts and shoes and furnishing goo'
i has ever been offered in this sectio
to reduce his present stock as muc
Possible before removing, he propos
Her his summer goods at prices belC
i petition.
L. ID. Murphy OF this place, who
g so well known on the railroad lin
hnd down the river, selling pop CO.
fruits and sometimes helping q
Z luctors, has made handsome su
. in his business and has had no qua
= or differences during the entire 81
\ years that he has been on the roaC
received his first permission to n
pn the late Madison. Sloat, who ga
q at the time several gold dollars az
4ital to start with, but having abo
4 equal amount himself, he used tn
\ has always kept the gold dollars
&mentoes.
One of the pleasantest places
season of the year is Manchest
= where F. III. Orvis, the we'll kno'
Mprietor Of the Fauinox House. no