Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-29
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.Good.by. 1876 !


ling Saturday and evening the stores
filed and alively business prevailed
Business is lively in the Square
liar. Spruce and fire wood come in
", and Mr.. Moody of the Fall Noun
Paper Co, is kept busy in measur-
of the feet aud inches.
DR.. NJ. A. Davis has built up quite
rye business in the medicines OF
eh he is proprietor, most of which
now sold by the stores and druggists
Mis- section as well as abroad, and for
ch there is regular demand.
"The Problem of Life f" at Union
u Saturday evening, by Theodore
ION. The lecture is for the benefit of
Temperance Reform Club and there
hit to be a full house. II but one
Il of the members themselves attend
&&annot fail to be financial success.
If there were any disappointed lit
~ proprietors of little stockings Christ.
s morning, let their disappointment
removed New Years morning. Plen.
of nice things at the stores yet, and
is better to begin the new national
injury with good impressions on those
Shpse grandchildren are to have charge
fahe next centennial.
As there is yet some % feet in
1tpih left in Minard's Pond, with pres
M arrangements the supply of water
NJ this village this winter will be very
bMndant. The engine which forces the
e1ter into the reservoir is in charge of
Fla Howe by day and Frank Landon
b3hight, both good aud faithful men
sB will give the full supply needed.
This number closes the volume for
|06. All single subscribers or those
kst in single wrappers at distance and
ius of the state, are reminded that sub
options are discontinued at the end OF
Mime paid for. The increased amount
matter which we expect to offer our
6@ders next week, will we trustnos only
kpd TO the renewal of old but add many
NV subscribers.
= BY an item under the usual head,
tmill be seen hat The Constable of this
pxn has done a very wise and sensible
M whereby the taxes ought to come in
Beely in honor of the event! The cere-
nony took place at Emmanuel Church,
Wednesday,, and host of friends will
gi6h them a merry Christmas, happy
NV year and other things accordingly
trough life.
An occurreneeindicating very friend
u relations and harmonious feeling be-
'ween workmen and employers took place
i Che Fall Mountain Paper Mill at 81
''clock Christmas morning. The mills
,ad been stopped for the day and Mr.
y. II. Fisher the resident proprietor,
Nth number of workmen were attend.
ng TO some arrangement in one of the
nils that was to occupy brief time
vhen suddenly the men dropped off, but
'efore quite alone in his glory" he was
invited to the shipping room of the large
Mill where many of the employees were
&embling as well as some outside
blends. Mr. F. Caruthers Immediately
Eldressed Mr.. Fisher, informing him in
n humorous manner that a strike wa:
pfevailing among the employees, moi
l5pwever for higher wages but with ref
sFence to keeping their time In behal
lherefore of the employees, and as indi
eating the fraternal relations between
them and their employers, and with theil
hearty wishes of a merry and happy
he handed him a gold watcl
and attachments, warrant, d to keep tru,
time Mr.. Fisher was taken by entir,
aarprise, and at first appeared as though
ne wanted some place for escape, bu
soon recovered and responded by ex
pfessing his surprise, and he did not fee
tnat he could make a fitting acknowl
edgement on that account. He said h,
Generally calculated to know what wa
wing on in the mills but they had bea
IN that time. At the first signs in tn,
mprning he did not know but some dis
intent scas brewing, but the final pres
nee of the 6 jeweller and the "news
hper man" began to be allayipg ant
The troubles were suspected in anoth
Gdirection. In conclusion he expressed
np appreciation of the present and hon
81 that as the relations between then
u always been cordial and harmoniou,
0ey might always so continue. TIL,
Itch was procured for the some tw,
1pndred employees who presented it, b,
~. L. Amadon, than whom there is no
8 better judge of good one, and is 1
Sem winder of fine gold, finest rubies
eavy gold chain with Knights TEN
lar Maltese cross, and cost, we under
2and, $3.50. On the back is engrave,
lie initials of Mr. E;sbar. Don,a =, 49,,