Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
LOCAL MATTERS.


Mr.. Tabor will preach centennial
lmon next Sabbath morning.
Celebrations of the 4th are more
,osrous in this section than ever be-
!.
81 = Fourth of July There will be a
vice of praise and thanksgiving in
manuel Church, at A. M.
Temperance concert at the Metho-
Episcopal Church next Sabbath
.,ing at "a o'clock. Essay by Mrs.
bOr
Advertised Letters. F. l.. III. Wat
Arthur Pierce, N. III. Northrop, l..
ord G. II. Holden, Charlie Gilmore,
Cbickering, Mrs. l., G. Babcock, Mrs.
tile J. Nevers.
The celebration ON the 4th is to
y with fire works in the evening. 1t
many years since any general dis
of this kind has been made in this
|ce
: The village Bailiffs request all
but or near the Square TO thoroughly
down the streets the night before
4th and again in the morning-un.
per chance nature should herself do
work.
~. ID. Perkins has made an engage
nt with M. ID. jackson, where he will
main for the present. Mr.. Perkins is
eteran jeweler and long been known
skillful workman and will be val
BE accession to Mr.. Jackson's business.
l. Absence this week necessarily COM
non-attention to some corresponds
!, as we'll as to some other matters
i ought to appear in these columns.
can we promise to do better next
k, for does not the printer want to
ebrate with "the rest of mankind
The account of a disastrous tornado
Kansas, on first page, ought to have
b condensed somewhat if there had
b. time. 1t will be found of sad in
Est to many in this section who knew
aries Whitney formerly of Athens
- is one of the sufferers, himself and
having been seriously if not fatally
bred.
= The Reform Club inaugurated
Egham Hall as their reading room on
day evening of last week. Prayer
offered by Rev. Mr.. Carter, and L.
Read made an excellent address on
work that had been done, and the
Enlistment of their reading room III
hort. Remarks were also made by
D Eddy. There was a good attend
L, several of the club songs were
len during the evening and lively
rest prevailed. The hall is already
g with several pictures and notices,
Organ has been placed there and sew
q ladies have volunteered to play on
Il The table was filled with various
6bIications and the whole had an in.
xng appearance, and a very genera
ing of satisfaction prevails that tht
mittees having the arrangements il
&rge have done their work exceeding
well. The president we believe, ap
y nted two committees to complet,
he further arrangements, but we hav,
= their names, and propose to Civ,
be other details of the Reform Clul
aiding Room, now an established fact
another time.
Our village schools close Friday o
week, with the exercises OF the Sen
clas of the High School in the even
at the Congregational Church, 70
Feb Prof. Ward has issued pro
nmes. 1t is the first time a elias
graduated with exercises special t.
occasion, and our people cannot fai
L. Ela
creditably closing a successful term
our people, especially parents ant
rdians who have children or ward
Them, ought to feel both an interes
a duty to visit them this week. TIL
mmar school. taught by Miss Villas
r. large class for examination for tn,
p school. This department is in al
fellent state of progress, especially il
j hmetic, and the gymnastics and spell
{ by sound are evidently attends
i b close interest. The intermediat
pol, taught by Miss Kidder, is up t
pod standard. They have creditabl
eimens of drawing, spelling b
hd, in arithmetic are well along an
POtany or the details of leaves an,
en, they will also be found proficient
primary school, taught by Mis-
endorf, is little mass conventio
workers. This school has abou
e the number of scholars it ought I
e, there being some 20 different p,
with an attendance of so some /,
time. 1t is impossible for teacht
b ful1 ;ustsoa to, Snob q oraud h..