Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

N. Hayes, of the firm of Babbitt
ryes, will ocuupy the chair as edi-
"a this paper during the absence OF
II Swain, who in company with his
In for the centennial last Monday
xIng
autumn days-Lay up that duster
i3pst that ulster.
me annual meeting of the Vt. i
Ia r. r.. Co. will be held in this
Oct. 10th.
H. what G. +. Glynn of Saxtons
has to say this week in his adver-
about men and boys boots.
VI mot not be is prepared to back up
Bays.
AMI O. Camp began the boot and
kusiness again Monday at his old
having made a satisfactory ar
~ nept with his creditors. Adver-
Int next week
y Rabbit & Hayes keep sheet music
kinds and order new lots nearly
day. If you wish any piece they
saot in stock they can procure 1t
ut delay. Special attention given
f1ers by mail.
.4 .ast Tuesday, M. Baisley, an en-
n in the rail shop, was severely IN
by red hot splinter from a rail.
Be- hole was made in the back of
&ad, but not considered dangerous.
Next Sunday morning there will
II preaching at either the Congrega-
N or Baptist churches. Sabbath
ls at the usual hour, noon. Prayer
: b. at the Baptist church at Z o'clock
. evening as usual.
Geo. Bowker, formerly clerk at
Hotel has been visiting his old
81 in this section during the past
~ He is employed in the same ca.
IN in a hotel in Holyoke, Mass,
n he has been about a year.
= Mr.. Marble, living on South ST..
/ N lite seriously injured last Friday.
ping wood pile fall upon hen
III d work in the shed. She was fas'
N Down by the wood and remained
suntil help came. Her collar bone
&factured and she was badly bruised
Wise. DIR, Nichols is attending her
-Quite a number Of our first citizens
b the most of last week at Newport
II, attending court, some as witness
lome in the field of lawyers and 9th.
AZ contestants. The suit was one
Nht by Laban Bullock some time
NJ gainst 0. F. Woods, George IL
Shtt and J. D. Bridgman, claiming
M damages for malicious prosecution
8T2. Verdict was rendered for tht
'ndants.
: An old subscriber Of 27 years, now
ding out of the state, while writing
Ipon other matters, closes as follows
cannot seal my letter without ten
ng my thanks to my old native STATE
doing so much toward routing thu
.ocratic rebellion, and giving then
K Just retribution for aiding thu
it rebellion. This is about the way
onr friends in sister states feel re
ding the late victory in Vermont.
We learn the receipts of the suppe
lie Island House on Thursday eve
n of last week, netted the ladies o
III Episcopal society about $50, and tn
h party at Col. Kings a few week
lso replenished their treasury t
amount of 800. At this rate tn
~ debt still resting upon the society
'oftion of which has been shoulders
the ladies, will soon be liquidated-
the society have long looked for.
= If Madame Rumor is to be cred
|, the wedding which occurred las
ming on School street is but the fore
ner Of large batch of similar pal
on the same street, to occur this SEES
!, some of the "more knowing" one
|ing the number as high as eigh
certainly hope the full round nun
i may hold good, though if ever
zet in the village should do as wei
salaries of our resident clergyme
aid not require an advance, this yea
ieast.
i The pulpit of the Baptist churc
Ris village was filled last Sunday b
4 A. B. Herring of Haverhill, Mass
4 at meeting of the church the san
: 1T was voted to extend call to hi
Ike up permanent residence wit
q pastor. The call was made and
and will commence his labor
q geek from next Sabbath. He is
ulg man and comes well recommends
wing just graduated from Newtc
logical Seminary. We trust his /