Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-06-18

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trust he will be secured through the
pn.
There will be Union temperance
hing next Sabbath at the Congrega-
ii church at 6 o'clock p. NJ. Rev. A.
ndler will preach.
Now is your favorable time for Job
hing at this office. New styles of
Just received and they look splendid
ill heads, circulars, cards, tags, &c.
The ladies of Emmanuel church
D very pleasant festival at Union
Wednesday evening, an attraction
the gypsy tent. The receipts were
n slS5.
W Advertised Letters. - Edward ID.
Horace French, w. p. Jones, May
W Reynolds, Miss Helen M. Ryder,
Eta j. Graves, Mrs. Melinda Ha-
Mr.. ii. Adams, who has bought
Erist mill Of j. Wilson q o. makes
announcement this week. His mill
ong been known for the excellence
Is work, and we understand Mr..
ns will, as soon as may be, put in
b for Touring. The brief time it
to grind few bushels of grain in
mill has long commended it to
ic favor.
\ 1t is refreshing to hear that the |
less companies have reduced their
on small packages. The Ameri-
Express Co., has now reduced their
so that small parcels viii be sent
the river at 10 cents instead of %
as formerly, and same rates as are
|ged on similar parcels going north
fwest Money parcels are also sent
Pduced fates, and in many instances
/ u now be cheaper to send such
Pages by express. The parcels which
b under the reduced rates, include
Piles, circulars, posters, blanks, sheet
&c, bulbs, cuttings, flexible patterns,
: j. w. Church has farm out of
village some mile and half, from
ii poultry has of late been missing,
'me instances the heads being eaten
md the bodies mainly left. Monday
1t he decided to set trap and Tues
morning had the largest ku klux
sin of the cat owl species we have
seen. From tip to tip of its wings
AZ feet. 1t is hoped peace
now come to that poultry yard for
lille at least.
This town wiz be represented by a
delegation at the Bunker Hill Cen
Ill. Among those present from
lllage are DR., Whitman, C. E.
Prd, Clark Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
bckson, Wyman Flint and Anna
Frank of his family, Mrs. A. Ball,
nj. A. Holt, Geo. Kimball, David
ertield, Arthur Coolidge, Jeremiah
b, Geo. III. Babbitt and his son
, and very likely Others we have
heard of. From Saxtons River,
4. G. Butterfeld, DR.. Z. H. Petten- S
and wife, and ]. B. Divoll from
.ingham.
Mr.. George Bowtelle of this vii t
lis veteran in the Cheshire rail- S
service, in which he has been en- S
fortwenty-three years, over twenty Q
engineer, having begun as a fire. t
and machinist. He has also been
lucky as to accidents, never having
we'd any serious injury, though he
'een "under fire." on several occa-
He has always been regarded
safe and careful engineer, as we'll
ay be. For the past ten years he
un the early morning express train
this place to Fitchburg. On one
ion, we think it was when he ran
a rock slide, he and his fireman. |
A. Wright, now an engineer on the
road, made good time in leaping
their engine and escaped with but
t bruises.
Babbitt q Hayes continue to ar !
{ and put up adornments and fix
in their new drug store. Their r
yes and counters, mainly of marble !
black walnut, with French walnut
erlng, are said to be the best in the i,
Recently they have put in each !
ow large show urn, filed with
ed water, one Of cut glass, the light
which forms in beautiful prisms,
n the evening the two give very
ppearance to the Square. Messrs. :
NIT d Hayes seem determined to
If not indeed to exceed any similar c
lishment in the State, and their en-
se is credit to our village. '
A somewhat curious accident oc- II
d on the Cheshire railroad, Mon :,
Eight loaded freight cars broke f
train near Troy and ran back h
the heavy grade toward Keene h