Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-30
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LOCAL MATTERS.

4 HfCh next oanDath Einolumehts
an Royal Home"
\ Il Amadon has new gold and silver
among them new and very fine
A. of ice pitchers.
Tho advertisement of the st. Johns
~ Academy, of the best of our edu-
..s mi institutions in the State, will
u Ind in another place.
B. T. Phelps has sold his steam
Il. ry to Charles l.. Houghton,
NM man who well deserves liberal
,.rn mage and successful business.
y Madison Sloat formerly of this
H. and we'll known as the superin-
's.<,ent of the Vermont Valley railroad,
Med N Philadelphia July 18th inst. A
rotice of his death will be found in an
otl place.
Mrs Stinhouse's book on the Nor
M sold in this place by G. S. Girls
voI6 will have renewed interest, by the
~ opement now being made in the
.,;11<pf Lee and others in Utah.
"A farm in South Reading is adver-
6aei for sale, in another column, which
il nsny respects is a good chance. We
mill invite attention to the advertise
nsnt of any who may think of buying
Arm.
--The amount of Strawberries bought
mdt consumed in this village during the
vason Just closed, was about 1921 boxes
4 forxh ich our people must have paid over
s120D OF these DR.. Woods sold about
aO00 boxes and N. Munroe 1898 boxes.
MEBunroe also sent 435 boxes to Sax
tm River
y Experience with an able bodied
hanp this Thursday morning. Wanted
Iomst hing to eat-was furnished with
bdlel eggs, bread, butter, &c. The eggs
ia and deliberately threw the bread
bDsf BE- ground and walked off-on the
Ehole, the most respectfully appearing
rxnp for some weeks.
Mr.. Norman Harris died Monday,
Ae residence of N H. Farr, in the
III year of his age. Mr.. Harris had
eeu resident and citizen of this place
tr1nost of the time for about forty
bear, including some two years or more
that he was in California. He was for
hafE in trade here in Mammoth Block,
khieh he helped to build in 1886, was
IucSfssful in business and had long been
FMknown in this section. His funeral
tasattended Wednesday afternoon
. A. N. Kidder has recently been
sdoing some very nice work, and at the
pre- time, working from large stock
q zuhrble. A fine piece of work is
he'd tone for the late Allen Wells of
West minister, and also a tablet to the
daagh of J. 0. Smith who died last
year. This last is beautifully wrought.
Other designs in his shop are very at
Nactive, and those wanting any kind of
harble work, we are confident will be
Eafe to obtain the same at his shop.
- Babbitt q Hayes advertisements
blIappear under new dress this week
knd eonsiderably extended, they having
hmah large addition during the past
xeek by receiving commissions in very
large Life Insurance Company, in fact
Melargest one in the world as shown
M Comparison with all the others, and
the Hartford Accident Insurance
{onpany of Hartford, CT. The firm
sn extending their business considera-
ahk since the addition of Mr.. Hayes to
the firm, and as he devotes his whole
hme and energy to the Insurance branch
eftheir business, it can but be a0eH done.
Ihose wishing insurance of any kind
3fie, Life or Accident will do well to
eaH upon them.
j. III. Phelps and Geo. Cobb, recent
Eyo this place, but now of ST. Cathe-
nnes, Canada West, appear to have
had very suspicious opening of their
nuness, Thursday evening 18th inst.
r block is called The Palace Roy
and is 100 feet deep by 40 feet front
egg intervening referred to, Messrs. Cobb
Phelps entertained large number of
aends. Among those present was the
AEor of that city who sat at the head
athe table. Speeches were made, and
~ Cobb responded for the proprietors.
iM papers there speak of their dining
@n as popular resort, and their
mny old friends here will add their con-
safulations to their prospective success.
We have been shown two very fine
Mks by Messrs. Babbitt q Hayes,
sEnts of the Mutual Life Insurance
1hpany of New York, which are in
s@led for gratuitous distribution among
e policy holders of that Company.
1e entitled "Care of the sick" gives
e very good rules for the detection