Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19
local MATTERS.


DR.. Woods has very fine lot of [
Canary birds.
A girl with the necessary qualiiica-
tiona and wishing to learn the compos-
tors trade, can have chance at this
Office by applying Immediately.
Two good pasture lots, containing
some timber, near South Reading, are
offered for salem our advertising columns
this week.
Messrs johnson q Babbitt have
rented the store in Suffers new block
and expect to occupy the same with
their business about the first of April.
Bridgman continues to stir the real
estate element The Terrace lots are
announced as speciality this week, be-
sides some changes in his regular circu-
lar.
Advertised Letters. l.. Daven-
port, George Hoar, G. E. Breckenridge,
E. 81 Conant, c. w. Haskell, Louis
PIamondon, Ellsworth Wilson, A. 1.
Perrys.
Mr.. Geo. G. Foster, while Stacking
ears in the depot yard on Monday, was
caught between the cars, and consdera-
bly Injured about the body and one leg,
but 10 bones were broken and it is hoped
Ia wiil be about again soon.
Mr. G. L. Horsford leads off among
those in trade in this village, for the
spring campaign, in his announcement
elsewhere under the head of Removal.
Mr.. Horsford is soon to change his loca-
ton TO Union Block, and is now offering
his goods at reduced prices.
Mr.. j. l.. Powers, formerly OF
Athens ard late law student with w.
s. Myers in this place, was recently adj
mitted to the bar at Boston. Mr. Pow
ers Is a man of much promise, persever
inc and industrious and we wish him
much success in his chosen calling
Geo. o Guild has sold out his car
pet and paper hanging department t.
Clark Chase, who will soon add that
trade to his furniture and other business
nj bis store on Westminster street, anC
he will no doubt continue to please hi
customers in that as in his other depart
ments.
Mr.. C. E. Allen, now the well
known florist and scotsman of Brattle
boro, makes his announcement in on
ADVERTISING columns this week Pre-
gress and improvement is his motto, an
he will give prompt attention to all oil
ders which it will be seen it viii be wei
to send in early.
BY one Of those blunders in char
ity they are allowed that excuse-Cor
gress, on the last day Of the session
when they ought to have known whi
they were about, doubled the postage Q
transient newspapers and other printe
matter. The people will of course hay
to pay the expense Of this blunder ii
next December.
Late Thursday afternoon Of la
week, Martin Mclaughlin, while shacI
ling cars in the yard had one foot eaugl
between two rails which held him
thai car struck him, and falling fc
ward on his face the truck also struc
him and he was at first thought TO be
tally injured, the lower part Of the boz
being severely injured and the pel'
bone broken, but he was taken to Ri
land that night and the Herald of Mo
day says he is likely to recover
was employed on conductor Thral
wood train.
The concerts by Master Charles
Hale, at the Methodist Church on Tu
day and Wednesday evenings, were We
excellent and pleasing, Charlie is gu
wonder, plays the organ as he sin
has a clear and sweet voice, and it Y
very affecting as he gave "The BIZ
Bow" He was assisted in the conc
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Ho
man. Miss Mary Reed and others.
viii be pleasing to many to know t
he will probably be present during
session at this place Of the Verm
Conference.
ATHENS