Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

THAT portion OF TINS Guy near 'ie
andry and scythe snath works is now
|..own as New Boston"
George Wales, a lad of sixteen,
{.., his pocket book at the Walpole
|kh containing some $50.
few flakes of snow reported Tues
afternoon, and Wednesday morning
|.r bordest frost of the season and Their
.emeter at 240.
MI Amadon has lot OF new and nice
49, and his gold and silver ware
I've always had the ring of the true
NAL for thirty years.
n Holden & Co. have arranged for
repairing boots and shoes, at their new
,,ore in Union Block, and will hereafter
cafry on that branch of business.
Willie Mansfield had his face Sc
IAN bruised one night last week, by
&3ling into the sewer ditch in the Square
xbere there ought to have been a lamp.
- Auctions sales are becoming quite
lxouent of late, and we are informed
|that in several instances the sales have
|bpught good prices-an improvement
III last year.
y Rabbit Il Hayes are not only do
mn an increasing but the largest insur-
business in this section. Those
xanting insurance of any kind can find
Esery ample accommodations at their
Eo&ce.
r The New Hampshire press associa-
I'D finally abandoned their proposed
EXCURSION on account of so many mem
Dr. not being able to attend, and the
Exception projected for them at this and
Eaher places, Of course fell through.
The auction sale, through Mr.
|Bidgman's agency, of Justice Lyman's
|property on Atkinson street, takes place
Saturday, October 23d. This is good
|chance to ATTAIN excellent property in
Iepod location. The particulars will be
|fhnd in the advertisement.
Rev. Mr.. Tabor baptised six per-
sols last Sabbath, three by sprinkling
abd three by EMERSON, and on the pre-
Nous Sabbath four joined the church,
Ill king an addition of nineteen since
c0n ference, nearly all heads of families.
Some days since as lady was
or standing in one of the streets
d cumming bird persisted in several
attempts TO alight or hang upon the
iiowers ON her hat-a good recommend
FOR the naturalness of the artificial flow
ers.
u - The painting business of G. W.
Minehour, will hereafter be carried on
M his brother, Geo. Stinehour and
VI lliam Baker, formerly Of Claremont
N H., under the firm name of Stinehour
AMI Baker. Their advertisement next
week.
= Clark Chase had fine showing al
the Walpole fair, of furniture and also
of caskets, on which we observed he is
awarded premium. Nom has ever
kept so large and fine stock Of his line
III goods, and his enterprise is well
Worthy of liberal patronage.
= We are glad to learn that the vii
lage bailifis will soon put up some dozer
more street lamps. Our people are just
BEGINNING to appreciate the advantages
81 these lights, especially in dark nights
Cd with the present size of the village
would little think of returning to "th'
DAYS of darkness"
w. H. Upham has exhibited hi:
organs and sewing machines at severa
hirs in this section, in both Vernon
and New Hampshire, this season, anC
Deem received with very general favol
very time. Those wanting either car
hardly fail Of doing well by consulting
him.
- The advertisement of Mr.. J. E
Mcneil, will attract the attention o
those desiring to buy pianos. Mr.. Nc
Nell is well known in this section, ant
havlng been practical piano make
~ thirty years, he is of course vel
posted in everything relating to tina
hlnd of business. He gives terms wei
calculated to secure bargains.
- The "glories of autumn have ar
Feared in their zenith this week, but ar
Departing from the hard frost of Wee
nesday morning From Westminste
Street on the river, Mt. Kilburn an
Walpole elevations, and on Oak hi
west of the village, the view has bee
kuperbly grand, and children and youn
people may be constantly seen with s.
lection of tints.
L. w. Adams, assignee of Levert
I. Lowell, will hold quite an extensiy
auction sale ON the 23d of this mont
lat the residence of Mr.. Lowell in Ba
louisville, and also in this village, a hou'
on Atkinson street, on the 30th of th