Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-07
Local MATTERS.

Jnion Hall this Thursday evening.
Alr ID Lockwood offers his entire
pfgroceries, &c, at cost for the next
~ Is.
gbose who want any kind of cloth
Il. 4 red or cleansed are referred TO the
;sement of Mr.. Hodgmau at Brat
|tlsba
Capt. Walter Taylor and Mrs. lay
for Fremont, Nebraska, on Mon
!. with the good wishes of many
|fd>u0s +.
~ vertised Letters. Lewis Abraham,
~. HI Worthey, F. X. Nash, Theo-
|asz1 DIN. Ezra F. Streeter, Miss Mel
liz A Aids.
I'VE understand that the Messrs
m will erect another wood pulp
n;lI tbe coming season, on the site now
occopied by the building formerly used
|6r &e scythe snath shop,
Miss r G. Dinsmore d Co. are in
ami bloom in the millinery line. The
Is. STYLES in hats and bonnets are to
\. N and with the best of workmen
) .Hange these things, now is the full
{bloab m of the season.
Notices of meetings for this week
:, Gngregational Church as follows +:
Thurs day evening prayer meeting in
vs.tr at I! o'clock. Next Sunday usu.
:, ~ vice at 10l o'clock in the forenoon
sac,s meut of the Lords Supper will be
ohaerved in the afternoon. Time will
81 Qiyen from the pulpit.
Mr.. L ID Hurd and his son Leon
Il xsth their families, start for VinelanG
M jersey, this Thursday afternoon
wbere they are 10 engage in business
I MrIIurd has resided in this place som,
txent years. They are excellent citizens
aud while many friends will regret then
renle val all will wish them much sue
ess in their new home
IRE other day base ball wen
Zshrolgh large glass light in .. ID
EGay store and though an instant be
fore catehers were plenty in the Squar
kpoene could be found who knew any
him about it, See action Of the Bail
iHs The one who threw the ball is re
Epes tfully invited to call and settle 70
Hhekame
1t appears that the first stream Q
msar PLAYED on the fire in w H. Johu
som building last week was by the hos
from the wood pulp mill, instead Of b,
the corporation hose Co. as we had j
this correction in no way lessons the eff
fdenry of the FIRE department, and with tn
seveal force pumps among the mill
Hand he village hydrants, it is said tina
some 8 or 10 streams of water could b
throw among the shops and mills If tn
emeEency required.
Dan Higgins got shiney' Satul
daymorning and resisted officer B. /
Phel ps who was trying to arrest him, in
vigorous manner, causing the blood
aow quite freely from Mr.. Phelps fac
He WAS finally put in the Lookup whel
Ihe remained till Monday when he ws
brop ght before Justice Bidwell and fine
|Is5and cost. Dan is peaceable citize
when free from liquor and we hope Il
I lent shown him on this occasion will
appreciated, for if we have anything
oar criminal jurisprudence that is not
Moderated, it is resistance to an Office
The appointments made at the Co
fsn nce in this place will be found
Aaeher place 1t viii be seen that Re
MI Wilder goes to Swanton, and tn
Rel. Mr. Guernsey, the presiding elder
tbs district for the past four years, is a
pointed at Woodstock. They will reno
totheir respective stations next wee
My, c. Tabor is appointed forthis pla
The new presiding elder for this distr
Rev. J. ID Beeman now of SwantC
Il It Is not vet known whether he will
siqe at this place
III + The first Spelling match in t
II phce occurred at the Methodist Chul
Wednesday evening. At first there v
considerable reluctance in coming
WARD, but class was finally form
Fred l.. Oaks and Clement A. Gram
helng the choosing heads. The result
ths match, in errors, was Granger
uks Z. A match for the prize, a '
uhe of poems We believe. then t
phce and the first prize was won
4 ffed L. Oaks. The second prize, a
re Of stereoscopic views, was won
4 kev Mr.. Haskins, who Immediately
iefered his prize back to class
Younger high school pupils This !
prhaps the most interesting match
ne evening. Quite number held Il
gound like little heroes and heroil
" two last were Mary Dow and Nj