Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-01-01
Bellows falls 0imes,
bellows FALLS, JAN. /, 1875.


- LION loISel thV N"htut" ny 'hN
young people this Thursday evening,
= Our thanks are due James O'Brien,
gardener at Col. Kings, for bunch OF
very nice celery.
- f. p. Hadley announces elsewhere
that he means business. Reference will
explain what kind of business.
Advertised Letters John Y Smith
Charles S. Page, ID. I. Kingsbury, A.
B. Foster. Captiola st. Pierre.
= The ladies of the Congregational
church and Society will hold their an
nual Fair on Tuesday eve, Jan ~, 1875,
VI Union Hall.
- Walton's Vermontand New Hamp-
Shire Register and Farmers Almanac,
\ for 1875, can be found at the Bellows
Falls Drug store,
= Annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
~ on Wednesday afternoon of next week,
Jan. 9th, at o'clock, at their office.
- A course of lectures under the au-
spices of the ladies of the Congregation
alist Society are proposed and arrange
ments nearly completed. Further no.
tice will be given at an early date.
The New England Farmer is
most excellent agricultural paper and
popular among farmers and their fami-
lies generally. Its announcement for
1875 will be found in another column.
= A few single subscribers appear to
have missed their papers of Dec. IS.
We are aware Of no trouble at this Of
flee and cannot account for it, and have
supplied all missing numbers as far as
informed Of them.
= Col. Hyde received his scales for
newspaper postage Tuesday evening.
DR.. o. f. Woods and the publisher of
this paper will pay all the periodical
postage received by the post Office here
uHutT iie new law,
The number of deaths in this viii
lage during the year 1874, according to
our record, was q, being one less than
last year, but owing to the unusual NOR
tally among the children and young
people last summer, the average age is
much less than usual
= The lengthy legal notice in anoth-
er column, in which L. NJ Reed ESQ.,, |
is the counsel and solicitor, covers long |
period of time, and is good illustration
Of how money viii increase when put
out at interest. The original sum in
question was some s250and now amounts
ID nearly $1,000.
- The death of Mrs. Lois Church
Moulton, at the house of her father, Mr..
j. w. Church, on Thursday afternoon
Of last week, is sad case and has excit-
eh deep sympathy for the bereaved fam
lily, as well as much sorrow among the
friends of her youth. She leaves child
of nearly three months of age.
James K Hooper will increase the
number of hands in his cigar manufac-
tory at South Charlestown, n. H. after
the first of January, on account of the
increase in his business and will proba-
bly, employ some fifteen or more hands
through next season. 1t is a very good
sign for the goods he manufactures that
they are received with such increasing
- We learn that Col C. B. Stoughton
has de cided to sell his property on West
minister St., (the Tucker estate and has
placed the sale in the hands of J. D.
We regret that Mr.. Slough
ton is going to leave us, but so valuable
and desirable premises will probably
lind worthy purchaser. Mr.. Slough
ton has made costly and extensive i'm
provements upon the place since he has
owned it, and now that it is ready for &C.
cupancy, it seems pity he could not re-
main to enjoy it.
The Messers, Fairbanks, of St. Johns
bury, made last week / BAT scales of va
rious modifications-the largest number
hey ever made in one week. This COM
pany have lately put up ten ton scale
INTO the new post office in New York
,itY.