Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-01
local MATTERS.

IMr. Tabor's topic next Sabbath
bing, Honesty
] The village schools have two weeks
..ion instead of four, as we we're in
] ID last week
/ The Sabbath school will give con.
/ at the Methodist church next Sab
evening at 6 O'Clock.
8rrnion services viii be held at the
/ odist Church on Thanksgiving day
NJ. Sermon by Rev. Church
Our acknowledgements are due to
!. Wheeler & Searle for one of the
scecimens of the turkey species
ever graced a Thanksgiving table,
Remember the Fair this week on
|s5pe,day, Thursday and Friday eve
u under the auspices of St. Charles
La. A silver service is awarded by
i ost in the depot in this village,
! 23d, a wallet containing about S35.
Hinder will be literally rewarded by
no the same in care of Mr.. III. C..
Bnson, ticket agent.
q The TINES correspondent in Wind
u has full and interesting account
|she examination of the alleged incen-
III in that place which will be found
aer the head of Windham.
= The sales of articles from the box
My the ladies of Emmanuel Church
lie Woman's Pavilion at Philadel-
ID amounted to $500. A return
1 been made Of the articles sent from
! place.
Amy Stone, who is undoubtedly the
1t popular of travelling actresses, is to
Be next week, on Wednesday eve.
isnow three years since she was here,
dsit will be strange if full house
ii bot await her. The burden of her
III How she loves bin ?"
There is a missing link between the
sfAand dumb solicitor of aims at this
ice and Chester, and the detective
use supposed exploits in the incendi-
Dc at Windham we recounted last
M The story was a good one as a
but alas. it was that and nothing
Il The prospectus of the Boston Jour
Eill be found on second page. The
b journal as a newspaper is one OF
Enost reliable and trustworthy Of all
New England dailies as a political
N it Is fair and candid, and in every
Ftment is eminent for its good com.
sense. This paper is deservedly
|alar in Vermont, for in no other Bos
1aily does this state receive so full
ofis of its doings as in the Journal
! weekly is to have an attraction in
Urn Of a serial story, to commence
by Edward King, who's,
ntennial letters have given him such &
ie popularity.
-Baird & Lenk's minstrels will in
glHate the amusement season on Sat
iay evening, Dec I'd, at Union Hall
Troupe announces a variety of mu
I'D fun forthe programme. So long
inc has elapsed since anything in tn
neert line has been here, they vii
~ less be we'll patronized. Tn
lshua, N. H., Telegraph speaks in
|nr 1endable manner of this troupe i
sent entertainment in that city,
"The quartette is composed c
excellent performers. artists in fact
Is new and novel programme, act
are not worn out; it does not cate
Hhe vicious and has other character
is in its favor"
- The new time table of the railroad
X effect on Monday; that of tn
eshire is not materially changed s
,ards this place; the mails are tn
pc. There is a slight change of tim
the afternoon train down. The earl
orning express leaves here at 800 il
lad of 250. The accommodation
ade up here and leaves at 6 40 as 70
erly. The mixed train to Keene leave
30, pm. instead Of $50. The Centr
'ad has taken new departure " q
l arouhd. All of the morning al
Vening passenger trains going nor
ad south are taken off and replaced |
tlxed trains. Those from Rutland al
Nhte River junction reach here
|bsbt ten in the morning. The eve
b mixed over the valley reaches he
henty minutes before with throuy
ri, which will be delivered the sar
Rsning when the taain is in on tin
y the present arrangement the Rutlal
aalfes get here at $50 A. NJ, and the
% way mail over the Valley. Ssh,
IAN 8 train going north leaves here
a40, A. NJ, and going south leaves