Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-08
local MATTERS.

This Thursday evening.
Dr. Woods announces a mystery
week. Call at his store and see
it.
We shall issue next week supple
containing the laws passed at the
session of the Legislature
Dewey is furnishing splendid oys-
They are very large, plump, and
iuly cannot fail to please his custo-
NThe prospectuses ofthe publications
Harpers, all things considered
~ il the country, will be found
eoud page,
The sale of clothing by Mr.. Farley,
this Block, seems TO be the point
traction for the men at present. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Mr.. w. ii. Wood who has recently
his property and closed his business
/ place, expects to remove with his
N to Southern Iowa this week.
81 Mr.. L. A. Carpenter has thus early
led his store with fine variety of
<jaav Goods at the Bellows Falls Drug
r See his advertisement.
81 Geo. Andrews has recently put up
n signs for his marble business, in
sic he does such excellent work and
h skilful as well as enterprising.
I'M. G. Ladd announces his book
hdng business in another place. His
6ees are SO reasonable that he ought to
reive u liberal patronage And be-
III he will furnish the best publishers
bding if.wanted.
|- The fair of st. Charles Society
Asa Friday evening, pleasant and sue.
sib throughout, though their receipts
Id less than on former similar occa-
ID. being some $500. leaving after
lYing expenses nearly $500 net.
"A dvertised Letters. L Fred Cram,
iw.rd Young, Nellie w. Wymsn, Cal
a Nebb, L. P Farley, Geo G. Ide,
iss Nellie E. Morrison, Mrs. D. H.
kTenson. He'd for postage, Frank
ams. Portsmouth, N. II.
Miss r. C. Dinsmore & Co, have
SO cent department to their store
IN it include some very beautiful
and other glass and fancy wares,
Ehich they propose to make lively
Epaign during the next few weeks.
Among the acts passed at the late
nn of the legislature, was one pro-
Fag for railroad police at depots and
the cars, which we trust town author
i End railroad corporations will at
. Bee is efficiently enforced when
.ded.
The annual Fair of the ladies of
Congregational society will be held
Union Hall on Wednesday evening,
3. 18th. A new feature in the fair
Year will be a chiIdren's bazaar.
other will be the voting of very
rm bedquilt to some one of the some,
1t numerous and recently married
aples on School street.
10 he river from the eddy below the
canal locks, froze over Dec. 9th, but
cprrent from the mills cut channel
|Ana through the next day. The change
|eWrents caused by the mills appears
such that the freezing across from
ady does not appear to be so much
weather mark as formerly.
Mr. G. E Fay, a highly respected
m of this town, residing upon the
dows, was severely injured in this
lage on Saturday last. He was driv
a pair of horses on Westminster
set, when in turning corner they be.
ne frightened by striking hay pole
one of Wolfe's teams, and ran to and
inst DIR. Woods drug store, when Mr..
y was thrown with much force and
one of his shoulders. He
) taken to DR. Nichols office and the
location replaced The horses were
I injured but the wagon was wreck.
On Monday afternoon a team be,
lging to Mr.. Hubbard of Walpole'
* Fright while standing in the yard
the depot, and ran up by the Island
uu>e to the Square, in front of the
arepf Arms Brothers, where they came
lainst another team belonging to D. f
Nhlng of Cambridgeport, severely
|nading one of his horses in the rumI
BE the thigh, having been struck by
! pole of the wagon, and making 8
'astly wound, which bled very freely
q pole of the other wagon was broker
the crash but the runaway team die
y seem to be seriously injured. Tn,
0unded horse was taken to Towns sta
S, tbe wound sewed up, and will pro
IDLY recover.
he water in Minard's Pond ha.
some very low and the question is
al