Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

- ". Il. W oous uiIeauy mas sVhS
very beautiful flower plants from the
Ellis Brothers.
~ AT the last moment our advertisers
have largely captured ourspaee this week
They mean business.
- Elsewhere will be found general
notice Of some Of the business changes
in this place for this month.
l. Advertised Letters = David DAY.
idson, o. J. Davis, l.. s. Norris, II /
Sturtevaut, james t, Wilcox, Lizzie
Smith.
We are requested to say that if any
one has tenement to let in Bellows
Falls, Mr. Bridgmau would like to
know il
- The Methodist Society will make
donation visit to their pastor, on Mon
day evening next. A general invitation
Is extended.
James Diggins fell from his sled
as ii struck bare spot on the ground,
some DAYS since, and broke bone in
oneof his legs.
N. b. Lucia has sold his house ON
Henry street extension to Charles Cha
hin formerly resident in this vicinity
who takes possession the first of May.
Come three inches of snow fell
Tuesday night but disappeared on We'd
nesday South in Massachusetts, and
Connecticut the amount of snow is re-
ported at much greater depth. 3 to 10
inches
Mr.. Laban Bullock fell from a
ladder in his shop on Wednesday morn
inc, and at first it was feared he was
severely injured, but in an hour or two
xas about again and will escape with
only some lameness.
Tho poem on first page we copy
from the Greenfield Gazette. Timothy
r Slate, whose golden wedding is there
celebrated, is cousin of George Slate
of this village who with Mrs. Slate
was present on the occasion referred TO.
We are informed that there is ac-
tuaIly a scarcity of houses for hire in
this Village. Those who were not forum
ate to secure places before April 1stmust
now do without them till further changes
occur. 1t is with difficulty that all are
supplied.
A concert consisting of choruses
sung in We ancient times also quartettes,
songs and solos Of the present day, will
be given by the young people of the
congregational Society Wednesday
evening April Dist, in the church. Give
them full house.
The Conant building on Bridge
street is likely to soon become a busy
place With the increase of business il
Phelps laundry and Upham's shirt fac
tory and the watch key mandatory
there viii probably be over 40 hands en-
ployed in the building.
ST. Patricks Temperance Society
have rented the northeast room il
Union Block, where they will hold thei
meetings hereafter. This is good plac
for their meetings, and their society tn
first we believe ever organized in thi
place, we doubt not will be productive
mnch good.
A large amount of property ha
been rented and sold within the past 81
pseks, through Mr.. Bridgman's real
tate agency The plan of an agency
found to work well and is really matte
Of great convenience to business mel
We hear of some very fine property tn;
will soon be offered through this sourt
but are not allowed to anticipate Il
regular announcements.
A walk to the Basin the otht
morning brought to our notice NJ
Moses Millers two story new house, thi
he has been building during the pa
winter. We believe it is nealy compl
led and is now or soon to be occupit
byMr. F. w. Perry. 1t is a nice ado
ton to the Terrace which has alreaC
become almost village of itself A goo
class of citizens are residing there, al
the bright and thrifty flowers in t
windows of the dwellings on the mornu
referred to, gave very cheerful appea
ance and pleasant impression.
= A very pleasant affair occurred
the residence of Col. King on Tuesd
eyening. The young people desired
i've an entertainment for the benefit
Emmanuel church, and the Colonel We
generously offered his honse for the
casion. A series of ten tableaux we
given with success. interpersed with
cellent music The stage arrangemt
was quite complete and attractive,
which we suspect Mrs. X. is entitled
special,credit as well as others Amo