Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-14
Col. A. T. Dunton and John Wal
ker have been appointed as police, 9th.
ers will be appointed hereafter,

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= Those living near the street lamps
are requested to report TO some member
of the board of Bailiiis, if such lamps
do not appear to be properly cared for.
= The ladies of the supper or table
committee for the centennial tea party
will meet with Mrs. Amadon ON Tuesday
afternoon, April 18th, at 3 O'Clock,
- Miss r G. Dinsmore & Co. have
just received splendid line of millinery
for the season. Some OF these goods are
imported and are very elegant.
- The Easter services in Emmanuel
Church will be as follows Morning
prayer at 7 o'clock Holy Communion
and sermon at 10l A. NJ; Evening
prayer at Z P. M. The annual selection
Of seats will take place ON Monday next
at o'clock =. VI.
II. 0 Camp is making fine dis
play in boots and shoes, which he has
just received in the latest styles, and is
selling very cheap; he also thinks he
can make it an object for those who
want boots and shoes made to order, or
repaired, to give him call
- Rev. Mr. Tabor, Pastor of the NJ.
L. Church, closes his labors here for the
present Conference year, next Sabbath.
He has had a very successful year and a
much larger number have been added to
the church than for many years previous.
His many friends in this vicinity hope
he will remain with them the coming
year.
The case of fine needle work by
the ladies of Emmanuel church of this
village, for the centennial at Philadel-
phia, was on exhibition at Geo. O. Guilds
store on Wednesday. We congratulate
the ladies on the superior excellence
of their work. There will be many fine
things on exhibition at Philadelphia
this season and this work cannot fail to
rank well among them.
- A change has been made in the
firm of A. F. Holden q Co, as will be
seen by our advertising columns this
week. The old firm is dissolved, Mr..
Gibbs having sold his interest to Mr.. Z.
A. Perkins, who has long been connect
ee with one of the largest boot and shoe
houses in Boston. The business will be
continued under the old firm name, and
they desire us to announce lower prices
than ever before for their goods.
- The patriotism among the ladies Of
this section is rising grandly to the oc.
casion of being Represented at Phil
adelphia. They are moving in nearly
all the adjoining towns In Westmins-
ter they are especially active. and we oh
serve they have selected the historical
10Th of April, (Lexington) as the tim,
for their Martha Washington Tea Party
From this town and village, we have
favorable reports, which promise success
and next week they viii enter still more
upon the work of preparation.
We received last Saturday large
variety of very beautiful cut flowers
from the green house of C. Z. Allen at
Brattleboro Mr.. Allen has been very
successful in his enterprise and hai
largely increased his facilities for tn,
floral and plant trade for the ensuing
season, and those sending him orders
will no doubt have them filled Will
splendid flowers or excellent plants. Mr.
Aliens catalogue for this season surpas
SEES all previous issues in beauty of work
and is not only highly creditable to th'
printer, ID. Leonard q: Co but is a goot
represenl alton of the enterprise it repre-
sents.