Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Catholics have postponed their
4. m about the middle of November
Wicked, wasn't it, to say that card
played
4 Too late, too late, ye cannot enter in"
Col. Hyde has been quite i'll for
Ii days past but. is now considered
Mr.. S. F. Goodridge and wife leave
u home here this week, to spend the
Il in Brooklyn.
Ehe number of centennial tickets
st the depot in this place for the
.z1fl of October was POP
"Wednesday was All Saints Day.
<ko thirty children received the " first
nunion at the Catholic church.
= The receipts of the St. Patrick's
perance society at their supper last
amounted to 81 dollars.
At the Bellows Falls Drug Store
tept lung protectors for ladies and
emen's wear; full assortment.
The semi-annual election of Off
IN of the Bellows Falls Temperance
Refam Club, occurs next Monday even
b h the reading room. A full attend
Inc Is requested.
Il An exchange says /" In ten days
kore the word centennial will drop
n of newspaper locals and there will
"a great blank, an aching void, which
ktkng else can FL"
- The foundation Of o. Il. Woods
Iwbuilding is done and the brick walls
|e2well under way. AT this rate the
BIZ kill be able to make his Christmas
lsr1hy in his new block.
Heterogeneous are being made by
XVI avis, telegraph operator, by which
hlI Ind complete election returns will
u nceived on the evening of Tuesday
next The headquarters will be at Union
Han
The singing school to be taught by
III. 81. Fl. Kimball will commence Nov
Il This is good opportunity for those
wail themselves of, who wish to re
Nj instruction in music in a thorough
INNER.
r. We give detailed account of the
alton murder as being the one impor
ht event in this section at this time
n under the head of Grafton will b.
IND another account by our local cor
pondent in that place.
A good democrat has requested ~,
zeal editor" to say that Tilden will b,
lected next Tuesday Couldn't do it
y much George Washington about thi
beet for that. No, couldn't do it, no
zen to..help sustain the waning courag,
{ that brother till next Tuesday.
The democrats in Concord, N. III.
ad q jubilee over Blue Jeans" anC
mong the brilliantly illuminated house
as that of democrat whose wife wa
pom the other wing of reform. Will
be procession was passing the house sh
topped out and waved Hayes
Wheeler flag; the crowd supposini
'verything all right cheered the lady
md fag Justify The prevailing opin
pn b Concord is that that woman wa
|nore than match for the other side c
house.
The many friends of Mrs. S. q
aid will be panied to learn that sh
bed at half past nine o'clock last ever
ne. She was universally beloved an
viii be sincerely mourned. Possessin
are qualities of mind and heart, she wa
llways identified with any benevoler
york in our community, and her los
viii be keenly felt in large circle {
facquaintances, in the church of whic
he was devoted member, and most c
III in her family, where she was a jewt
beyond price,
The ordination of Edwin A. He
ring will be held this Thursday evenin
at the Baptist Church. The followin
is the order of exercises for the occasion
!, Anthem 2, Invocation 3, Readin
Of the Scriptures 4, Prayer, by Rev. ]
g johnson, North Springfield;
lynn 6, Sermon, by Rev. G. w. Bo
softh, D. d, Haverhill, Mass. ;
lynn; s, Prayer of Ordination, E
Res. ]. j. Townsend, Chester ; 9, Char,
hthe Ordained, by Rev. Horace Blu
dArd, Brattleboro; 10, Anthem l
Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. S.
|Stsckpole, Saxtons River; II, Charge
the Church, by Rev. j. r. Haskir
West Somerville, Mass. Is, HYMN /
Benediction.
Mrs. Fleming, widow of the la
eoL Alexander Fleming, whose de~
VIII be found in the record of deaths
ne week, was the youngest and last
naining childof John Atkinson Of En-