Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-28
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mtotal receipts SZoo,oo
l - Those wanting extra papers nexl
N week should give notice Saturday Of this
week, to make sure of them.
IA = Arms Brothers are just now Offer
Ing extra bargains in paints See their
n advertisement.
: This week has plainly indicated
hat there are some good actors brew
pg in this place.
At the auction of Martin Kane,s
state last Saturday, Geo. w. Cook
bought the house and lot for $1,000.
: Annual meeting of the Connect.
ut River Valley Medical Association,
Towns hotel, Wednesday May Sd,
S76
High top hair, powdered wigs.
reat combs, ruffles, knee buckles. lone
2 locking legs, DC, all the rage here this
eek
= Saxtons River, Rockingham~snd
Bartonsville were all finely represented
M the centennial in the several depart.
nents
M -Thesovereigns of Industry, through
their agent, NJ. M. Whitney, make an
announcement of their business this
beck.
N : Centennial query: Win the peo-
Pie of one hundred years hence, smile |
i much over the fashions Of to-day. as
pose of to-day do over the styles of one |
hundred years ago?
b - Wednesday afternoon the streets
sere quite lively and gay with people of
Il oth sexes and all ages, dressed in We
N lden style, including military and some
Very bright colors.
i Advertised Letters William D.
Barker, W. w. Bridges, J. G. Freeman,
Il l. Ferguson, J S. French, Jairns A.
kewcomb, Charles Poole, Charles f. Sa-
kens, Rev. j. B. Clapperton.
Not street lamp was burning,
that we are aware of, Wednesday even
hg, at the time when greatly needed
bom It having been public occasion.
suspect the lamp lighter must have
fen demoralized by the spirit of rs.
n : Mrs. A. F. Holden, having Just re-
&ned from New York, with fine as
\ riment of miscellaneous and fancy
4 pods, would be pleased to have the la
Is of Bellows Falls and vicinity, call
examine her goods before purchasing :
segbere
= The costumes of We people of a
fentury ago, indicate pretty well that
Iur fathers we're at least as much af
hcted with the vanity Of "pomp and
pow, as are their descendants of to-
by Put that down We people who read
Re centennial record of 1776 and 1876.
1876. d
= Specie payment has been resumed =
this place this week by Babbitt q .
\ ayes, who obtained a quantity in Bos- !,
bn Monday, and have been paying it u
'lt during the week. They are tens, L
Fenties, quarters and halves, bright and Il
bndsome d
= Mr.. j. Bennett Anderson will :
peach at the NJ. E. Church next Sab =
lth, and he is also holding meetings
here during this week each afternoon :
2Pd evening +; all are cordially invited :,
attend, and the cooperation of all
rstans is solicited. !,
Mr.. S. c. Fleming goes into the II
@rnold House at North Adams, Mass. d
manager the coming season, and Mr.. 3,
Z. Swift formerly of this place, is n
gam to have charge of the Sand Springs !,
ptel at Williamstown in the same state. -
= Owing to defect 10 the finish of the st
side of Rabbit & Hayes new store. oc
Ie walls and ceiling have just been t,
pished anew in fine style, giving it no
'eatly improved appearance With XII
|eir favorable location, convenient ar
pigments, nice goods, etc, it is a very tie,
easant place for trade and business. m
l. Wednesday afternoon the Bellows an
Pills Cornet Band kindly rendered their de
fvices, and those who had just receiv- re
their costumes formed procession bu
n headed by the band, Z. E. Dewey tic
marshall, paraded through the streets wi
the step of Yankee Doodle, making fu
y te display. A large crowd assem- tn
N the Square and was much EN- WI
sed : by this lively and unexpected
FsOde.
HORSE THIEF.-One William Gill pr
p, who has served one term in the al
enltentiary, for horse stealing, finish gu
3 that term some six months ago. since -
! lch time he has been on the road sell lcs