Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

ometer rising to go and higher in some
stances.
- DIR. Woods Putney Strawberries
\ very fine and delicious, and he will
mtinue to serve them to his customers
rough the season.
Rabbit & Hayes have a stock of very
u extract for making root beer which
having quite run just now, and
II the thing for these hot days.
l. The contract for the new block to
built by the Bank and Savings In
button, was completed Wednesday,
IA work on the same will begin at once.
The Sunday school connected with
y congregational Church will celebrate
\ 18th of July by picnic at Warren's
ia on Monday leaving here at seven
lock.
Soda strikers are jubilant these hot
Is. All the fountains in this village
Ne come down and returned to 5 cents
Mass. 1t has proved the most success
strike of the season.
n There will be services appropriate
4he day at the Methodist Church next
bbath July 4th, morning and evening.
fmon 104 A. NJ. Subject "What of
Independence 2" Concert by the
bbath School at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
r. William G. Stearns of Westmin-
i has a biddy which has sent to the
tor's table an egg measuring 81 by "a
&hes. She should be awarded the first
mium at the next Westminster town
j.
r The Rockets of this place played
kame of base ball with the Wander
\ of Charlestown, at the latter place,
II Saturday and were victorious by a
pre- Of 10 to IL for the Wanderers.
Ime of game, two hours.
= w. I'll. Nevers has resumed bust
s. again in this village, and those who
sh to procure dyeing, should give him
call. In these depressing financial
mes, people like to wear out their old
othes, and Mr.. Movers will make them
TX as good as new.
= Through Mr.. Bridgman's real es-
tie agency, chance for an enterprise
offered in our advertising columns
is week. The property of Mrs. Spauld-
: on both Rockingham and Canal
eet is offered for sale, and we are in
med at very reasonable figures.
H. The members of the Editorial ex-
rsion from Windsor and Windham
pnties, on their way home, arrived at
antpelier at about 6 o'clock and had
he about the town and later in the
hing were entertained at the resi-
bee of Hiram Atkins, of the Argus
d Patriot, all of which was a pleasant
pendix to Mt. Mansfield excursion.
= The firm of II. III. g. S. NJ. Davis
We dissolved, Mr. Sherman M. Davis
wing sold his interest to Charles F.
mold of Westminster. The business
II hereafter be carried ON by Henry
Davis and Mr.. Arnold, under the
n name of Davis 81 Arnold Mr.. Ar
ld is a young man and favorably
own in this place, as well as at home
Iccess to the new firm.
= Mr.. N. Monroe has our thanks for
couple of boxes of, well we should say
assorted mammoth Strawberries, but
, informs us they were only a sample
lot from his field that day. He
,pes the season will last a full week
niger and his customers will hope so
0. Strawberries are very nice this
ason and all should make the most
this delicious fruit while it lasts.
= Babbitt d Hayes are constantly
aking improvements in their store.
onday they received from New York
new and large stock Of French con-
ctionery, including the different varie-
Is of chocolate, far exceeding anything
Ter before offered in this place in that
Re. They buy only the best, and their case
krecently filled is really treat to look at
ID well worth the time to examine and
d the quality. They also have filed
Pine looking silver mounted case with
le finest qualities of fancy soaps, max
'g fine display, besides lots of other
pw and interesting things.
John Kirk of this village was
owned Saturday afternoon in the Con-
ecticut river, below the mouth of
Villains river, while bathing. 1t APP
ears that party of several persons
ere bathing at the time in Williams
yer, and that he went to point below
the Connecticut and having Invested
lmself of clothing went into the water
one. He could not swim, but was
aeed by his tracks to where he entered
lie river, and where it was but few
ct into deep water, of which he was