Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-15

%. This request is made from
experience in 1872, and believing
the early preparation of such bust
will secure for it better and more
II igent understanding and considera.
Politics mainly over in this state.
for business.
There will be no preaching at the
gregational Church for the next two
baths, but the Sunday school will
at the usual hour.
E. S. Sabin, Jr., has rented the
in Union block formerly occupied
&C. o. Guild, and will soon open
= same as dry goods store.
M R. C, NJ. Locke of Chicago, for
IN of this town, has been on a visit
liz old home during the past week,
Me first time in eleven years.
From six to eleven car loads of
engers have passed through this
IN every day this week, mainly for
agreat exhibition at Philadelphia.
ii Advertised Letters. -Eudorus Chit
Inden, Stephen Cory, E. S. Fletcher,
M E. Worden. Held for postage,
RI Kate Callahan, Westmoreland De-
ot II.
Connecticut river is rarely seen SO
N L this season. In some instances
sttR have forded it and the other day
) Iok down as Brattleboro a man waded
cross without difficulty.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church
supper festival, ice creams, &c,
p Island House this Thursday eve
Give them full attendance. It
pot fail to be an occasion of interest
social pleasure.
The lawyers, some jurymen and
Rrs are absent at court, and in con-
with the lively political campaign
pc past month, there is a special
but the streets show signs of i'm
o1ing business.
]. L. Powers of Boston, formerly
Athens and law student with w.
Myers in this place, has been appoint
BY the city council a justice of the
ace with the jurisdiction of the coun.
a success of which his many friends
this section will be glad to learn.
- We will esteem it special favor
our news correspondents in several
wns in this section, will send in their
vors as often as convenient during the
Ext two months, and send Monday and
aesday when possible, as if received
. Wednesday, the chances for their in
brtipn that week are much less.
FL In some departments of business
Laa improvement is reported, especial
In the cities, which must extend to
ountry. BY this crush " is nei-
0announced nor expected, but on the
atr, spring and summer there is q
Fclred advance. Let us hope therefore
kwe are not only nearer better times,
ssthat they are at hand.
III L. L. Dewey will reopen his pack
g department and wholesale oyster
ade for the season, on Saturday of this
eek, Sept. 10th, including also the re-
il trade. He furnishes the celebrated
altimore and Fair Haven oysters, and
= Arrangements are very complete and
Fders for fresh oysters in cans, kegs,
alf barrels or barrels will receive
fompt attention.
Mrs. Horace Ellison, formerly of
is town, but now of Unity, N. H., has
Gently had cancer drawn from one
i of her nose by DR.. Sylvester Wood,
{ n ashington, N. H., which she thinks
r. not only done in very successful
anner, but has also effected perma-
MT cure, and would recommend his
sment to others who may be suffer.
from similar affection.
With the advent of an improve.
e IN business, are there not projects
20 may be considered now for next
s0n. Such projects if they assume
Pfsetpcal and positive form will be en-
'oofagement now. There are yet left
sood chances for power and manufaetur
ag nere, while in another section of the
WV an important institution of learn
y just starting, besides the excellent
snop ls of this place. Our town there
~ is an inviting place for people o
prise to come to with their business
3 There is a great rush of centennia
prs. On Monday eleven cars passed
the valley, most of the passenger
!. q for Philadelphia. We are tolC
] nearly thirty from this town wen
week, among them DR.. Campbell
'amily. On Monday, ]. w. Wrigh
81 his daughter Dora, of this village
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