Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-11-05
local MATTERS


d Piper is the first to hint at
for the holidays, and is offering
bargains in organs.
Eeo II. Bowker, formerly clerk OF
hand House and Towns hotel in
lsce IS now clerk Of the Holyoke
b, Mass.
H. Charles Towns gave nice
10 her constituents in the st.
y fair election, Friday evening.
a large number were present and
I'm social time prevailed.
Mr. H. Adams has completed his
,,ements at the Bellows Falls grist
NJ e. bolting wheat and is now pre-
No. n do custom Touring in a neat,
.,.,..t and satisfactory manner.
81 at Friday Mr. II II. Wolf OBJ
ryS apple blossoms on some of the
Ion his premises at the South end of
Z ;llage The winter weather OF this
II will be likely to shorten the crop.
- Advertised Letters &C. II. Tilden
IN Laban Morse, Stephen Rowland,
hdrus B. Engram, Pierre Poulleotte,
nricehi, Mrs. NJ. Torphy, Mr.. and
IN Kempton, Andrew Tibnts.
II The watch key factory of Derby
|Ha Il now finish an average of over
t0 KEYS per day, and will soon have
\ capacity of their machinery so en-
Egetl as to considerably increase their
xohction They are not yet able to
IN up with their orders.
Geo. Brown and G. l.. Griswold
Dea restaurant on Canal Street next
belay evening, at which time they
Ne an Opening" to which they ex-
ia general invitation. Mr.. Browns
mrenee in the business is sure guar
tet of nice things and they will doubt
i have a good attendance. See their
neuncement
: Among several runaways which
u occurred in this place during the
4 Few weeks, fortunately none have
ID especially disastrous, but some
lem might have been much worse
Bic wonder is they were not. Ath-
y q Co.'S grocery team has made
I'll "home runs" in one of which
,rge Wales received a sprained wrist,
Dir. Comfort slightly injured, and
nday their wagon was also slightly
aaged.
: Mrs A. A. Dennis has the smallest
| and smartest hen in the village. A
ng humming bird few into the win
of her house several weeks ago
eh she captured and put in cage.
hcame tame in few hours and will
But of her hand. 1t is fed with SUI
rfnd water. 1t is allowed to fly about
'foom, and a popularity is that it will
II battle unless it can get under a
An of water with which it is accom-
Hated. 1t is very handsome and OF
Use an interesting pet in the family.
E smart hen has this season brought
Zone brood Of As, another Of 26 and
cher of 7 chickens, making 81 in all,
l is now laying again. 1t took five
b to hatch her first brood.
The St. Charles Fair closed Thurs
u evening of last week and was large
ancial success as usual, the receipt;
bunting to about $1,000. The tea sci
5 voted to Mrs. Charles Towns who
b 229 to 1874 for Mrs. Geo. o. Guild
lie sharpest contest was on the silvei
set which went to A. III. Fisher wht
ID 500 votes to 499 for III. III. Davis
be leather medal was voted to Patricl
eCarty, SO, to 40 for Jack Pierce, Will
E favorite lady proved to be Miss 81
bra Diggins who had 40 votes to SO 70
iss Mary Hyde 1t will be seen tina
e voting constitutes large source G
e receipts, there being a total of 139
pies at % cents a vote. 1877 at 5 cent
ach, making a total from that source {
Yer $500.
: Some weeks since a man appeare,
this office to make arrangements fC
eme printing and making a propositio
alculated to excite suspicion he VIZ
opposed of. He also appeared agai
hth thirty day note he had obtaine
gainst one of the mlliners in this plaC
hich he wanted to get shaved. H
pes about visiting all the milliners an
cling them, if he can, a perfume Gale
Amarantos," for Warren, johnson
o. 81 fremont Street, Boston, and all
he name of Davis, Roundly 81 Col
'holesale milliners, % Summer stree
'oston, who have now advertised him
n imposter and swindler, and say the
no such firm at 81 fremont stree
lie goes to all the milliners and tells eaC
hat he will make them the only age
Or that place, and palms off his good
'hatever they are, if he can, and thir
Get from the same door he will tell a
kaus