Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-12
LOCAL MATTERS

NJ - Rev. Mr.. Perry OF brattieooro VIZ
each at the NJ. E. Church next Sab
sth.
II. Griswold is building new
Z ,se On Oak Street we believe 1t is call
for Gerrit Pierce.
m uarper's Weekly for this week,
II "a Nov 20, has the best and richest
Iitcal illustrations ever issued.
@ E. Horsford has piles of ready
ode clothing on his counters just the
.rticle for the approaching cold weather
N The painters firm of Baker 4
a.;nebour fell through and the business
I'M be continued by G. W, stinehour as
brmerly.
Hiram Newton bought Justus Ly-
ns house at S2S25, and L. I. Lovell's
buse was bid off by j. ID. Bridgeman,
derstood to be for other parties.
An article on the Holyoke 6sh-way,
second page, will attract the attention
a those interested in stocking Connect
an river with fish.
Very nice sweet oysters may be
attained at Charles M. Blake's. They
~ among the best to be found in any
oyster market.
Mt. Kilburn took fire Monday proba-
by from the sparks Of passing engine,
All during the evening there was quite
pyrotechnic display.
- The recent centennial husking at
Gen Banks home, and the spinning cir
ID Indicate some similarity of tastes in
ratherings, even if they are one hundred
Years apart.
- The residence of William Russell,
b. School St., lately advertised by }. d
Bridgeman, was sold to George K. Rus
&sell who takes possession the middle Of
next month. Price $4,000.
81 - Rabbit g. Hayes have complete
He of nice materials for wax work.
CROSSES, flowers, &c, are very beautiful
xhen formed by skilled hands, and it is
4 good practice for young lady artists.
: Wednesday snow storm prevailed
thoroughly whitening the ground with
some three inches of snow, for the first
time this season. In the evening il
turned to rain but did not carry off the
snow.
Davis & Arnold have some of the
best black writing ink for general bust
ness use that we have seen for many
years. 1t is made by a well known for
mer resident of this place and they will
keep the same for sale.
8 Two or three business firms of thi
vllage, have this week issued 1000 cir
clars, advertising their business. Thei
Enterprise attracts attention and witt
fhis comes business and trade. The,
are of course already well represents
ii our advertising columns.
Mr.. J. D. Bridgman is making
fne collection of birds and already ha
SEVERAL very fine specimens, among then
Two eagles which may be seen at the Be
lows Falls Drug Store of Davis & Al
Hold, besides the loon captured las
spring, so much admired for its. beaut,
The large golden eagle was obtained
Putney last week. He also has whil
poorwill a sight at which is rare.
The ladies of the Congregational 8
Aciety will hold their annual fair, Wee
nesday Of next week. A feature in
will be the children's table at which the
handi-work will be offered for sal
Many of them have recently work'
Dixie " little beavers" and certain
they will not fail to deserve liberal salt
Supper tickets will be furnished at
cents each, and will no doubt inclu
many nice things which the ladies
these occasions know so we'll how to pl
pare.
= Hon. j. w. Patterson's lecture
Italy, at the Congregational Chur
Wednesday evening, was not mere
fine F" but splendid. 1t is very re-
indeed to listen to one so really brillia
and amid his lively description of
works of the ancients and surroundi
scenery, we yet, as we write this br
notice, can see that beautiful Italian 81
set. For two hours he held the au
ence in perfect attention and absorb
interest. At the end of l IL hours
attempted to be tired but immediat
broke down as he stepped into the asl
in the ascent Of Mt Vesuvius. I
was also followed by the exhibition
several large Photographic views {
some smaller ones of ruins, scenes, 1
which were passed among the audier
There are hundreds of people in
village alone, who could not have fai
to have been interested in this lect
had they been present, and we say thu
fore with no small amount of pleasI