Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-09-17
|aws falls Uimes,
oWs FALLS, SEPT. II, 1875.
local MATTERS.

s5ew days
.Rey. d. NJ. Crane will preach at
nptist Church next Sunday morn
u lOl o'clock,
AT A. A. Halliday will engrave
A.. plates in good style, and may be
"a at the store of Clark Chase.
Ar ,illson offers his barbering and
4, ressing business for sale. 1t is a
,.1cbanee. See his advertisement
o. Camp makes a new announce
,,tshis week, in the line of boots and
8. and gives the figures.
-Tbe Woodstock Cornet Band were
fown Tuesday evening on their way to
8tate Fair at Rutland, where they
y play during the week.
IA 9yertised Letters, -H. l.. Birrell,
III Edison, Frank VanBuren, George
lender, Maggie f. Harry, Sarah A.
III Mrs. Charles Goodfrey.
~ the New England Fair, Mrs.
II Holt, Of this village, took the first
ID um upon a lap robe, it being by
ia most beautiful piece of embroi-
non exhibition.
Topic at the Methodist Episcopal
,urPh next Sabbath morning: Who
III e wicked who are the unrighteous;
i 4 hat shall they do? In the evening
III clock, a revival meeting.
AVe notice that Anterior & Co.
reon their counters the canned corned
Il rs well as many other good things,
/ The canned meats we believe are
uparatively new thing in this place,
-sFruit -four, from the various fruits
now manufactured at
"a places in Michigan and Iowa, is
afded as very excellent for table use.
I old in this place by ID. Lockwood
"a therton q Co.
Our new cornet band, the changes
4 been such that they have had to
aize new annually have so far pro-
81 that they have recently given
Egood concerts in the band stand, and
b ess we shall have more of them.
1 There was considerable frost in
SECTIONS of New England, Saturday
Sunday mornings last, killing vines
Bender plants generally. In this
e there was no injury to vegetables,
& saved from it probably by the fog
le morning.
| We give considerable space to Mr..
aaugh this week, relative to his me-
pic and hippodrome, TO be here Fri
pf next week. There seems to be
hubt that his menagerie embraces a
Il larger collection of animals and
osities than has ever been here before,
ahly for many years. The exhibit
will be upon the grounds of Bridg-
a Suter, on the Terrace.
! Mr.. +. P. Wells of this place, a
kman in J. C. Tolman's sash and
d shop, is the inventor of neat
4 dress makers or sewing table, ad-
BILE as to height and mounted on
ors. They are sold at r. G. Dins-
1 & Cos. store where they may be
They are found very useful by
Y who have used them and though
but a few months since the first one
made, several have already been
in this place.
: A boy who runs on the Central
road lines, selling periodicals, &c,
brought before Justice O. NJ George,
prsday of last week and fined 81 and
), some IS in all, under the statute
fishing cruelty to animals, He had
a chair to a dog which ran into the
yet, and the wonder was that no teams
& frightened, followed by serious re-
\. 1t appears also that some other
Pies had poured liquor down the same
Is mouth, and the authorities very
'perly thought it was time to stop that
N of fun.
b, +. Dewey announces his fall
hpaign this week. As formerly he
supply oysters including the trade
Wholesale. His arrangements are
p that he can easily supply from this
Pit Vermont and much of New Hamp.
Pc, the supply being received here in
TX from the house of j. B. Hunt q Co
Fairhaven. Mr.. Dewey is also giving
cial attention TO his eating rooms
having added new arrangements to
facilities will furnish warm meals al
times of the day.
: At the meeting of the National Ri.
Club, at Springfield, last week, Mr.
Amadon of this place won the gold
ISOLATION medal for the best three
lngs during the target practice, as fol
.: Charles G. Hubbard of Boston
IL Mr.. Wilbur of New York, IA 90
Amadon of Bellows Falls, lilo
:. Amadon has once before won thi:
dial. He arrived home from Boston
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