Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-22


ct your parcels.
ather in the small bundles.
Advertised Letters. Miss Annie
h, Walter A. Wolcott, Sherman
we'll.
you have not got good stove
Ia weather, don't fail TO at once
her Hadley or Torbert,
F. Minis, who lives on the Wal
lie of this village, has raised the
Iusou 1900 bushels of onions on
res of land,
he ladies of Emmanuel church
cir annual Christmas festival at
Hall this Thursday evening. Lots
things for sale, and they ought
an equally nice lot of customers.
there will be Christmas service
4 Congregational Church on Sun
e. Dec. oath, at 6 o'clock. The
hes will be by the Sunday school
2ill be appropriate to the occasion.
lessrs. Earl and Nash have pro-
a new apparatus for cutting ice, at
lew for this place, and will use the
Nor filling his large ice store and
br filling such ice cellars for Others
n be wanted.
70. d. Gray lost horse a few days
i 1t was frightened by snow slid
u the buildings on his premises,
Bumped upon a picket fence, one
n of which entered the body of the
home fifteen inches, wounding it so
4 died few days after.
sEli Jewett, the veteran stage pro-
\ between this place and Alstead,
len sick at his home in the latter
tor some three weeks-the first
lie think that he has not been able
lie his own stage for about twenty
All will hope for him a speedy
~.
rof. Manger will lecture on the
j and his system of training them,
non Hall, Thursday evening, Dec.
BE will also exhibit pair Of train
Allions in the street at about 81
<k, before the lecture, and also on
morning atabout 81 o'clock
Ill exhibit his ponies. All Of which
u.
There will be a Christmas celebra-
Al the NJ. E. Church next Monday
Ing, Dec. 25th, commencing at Z
AZ. Christmas trees and appropri-
sxercises by the children and older
( Singing, recitations, reading, DC.
CLAUS has partly promised to make
tort visit there while on his way
-E. E. Dewey, of Bellows Falls is
prince Of wholesale oyster dealers in
whole Connecticut valley. Gentle
III prompt and thoroughly reliable
dealing in the best oysters that ever
sent into these parts, he commands
idely extended business. 1t will be
Ehe interest of retail dealers to give
Htheir orders. = Woodstock Standard
Gen. L. A. Grant was in town briefly
and with his family wa
bis return to his home at Des Moines
q. The General was at Montpelier tw,
hree weeks of the recent legislativ
IN and was present at the officer;
ION, at which he was called out an
de what was pronounced the bes
sch of the evening. During his sta
Montpelier he was among the mos
lry and lively, and in this state q
H as other places during the past fe'
nths, he has no doubt done larg
'iness for the New England Loan ,
ist Co., of Des Moines, of which h
he President, and no one more tina
General better unites the happ
animation of business, pleasure an
!, useful.
~ Mr.. G. B. Bartlett, whog gives the e
il1inment, consisting of tableaux, Ok
al the auspices of the Congregation
6fety the first week in January, com
Sfhighly recommended. Many W
Ill ber the entertainments which
~ both in Walpoie and charleston
years ago. His services are in q
IA constantly. Not long since
y ftainment was given under his
= on in Plymouth Church, Brookly
:, and the Brooklyn Eagle spea
las follows 4" An entertainment to-
zee in Plymouth Church last event
hich, in happiness of conception a
ign, completeness of detail, and
1iyeness Of representation, surpass
n3thing Of Its kind yet seen in Broc
III. 1t was given for the benefit of |
'ethel connected with the church,
sting and leading spirit being \
u Bartlett of Concord, Mass. Eve
zZSg moved smoothly; there was
Z h anywhere, and the long program
W gone through without the audiel