Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-09-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

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Enp every dwelling on the north side o.
3cbool street was illuminated except two
e The democrats had their last rally
y Union Hall Saturday evening, when
\ how were addressed by John S. Holmes
q Boston.
L. Moody is to speak at Town
all, Brattleboro, Friday, Sept. 9Th, at
a. M, u and n p. m. Also Sun
", Sept. 10th, at 8 a. m.
The check list after being revised
4 corrected contained some $40 names
d yet one or two persons who appear
TO vote we're not ON the list.
M = The Cornet Band have been quite
sy during the campaign having played
ery night except Sunday, since Thurs
of last week, up to Wednesday of
d week.
= Election returns were promptly
finished Tuesday evening by Mr..
hank NJ. Davis, the operator in this
bee whose enterprise in such things
worthy of mention.
= Next Sabbath morning Mr.. Tabor
begin series of ten sermons on the
commandments, and in the evening at
"a clock he will give sermon. Topic,
l. trees By the riuer side.
Mn 0. b. Arms has generously
Va upon our table specimen water
Zion from his garden, thirty pound
1" 1t was claimed that the inscription
lew on it and it certainly did have that
Appy appearance.
d Advertised Letters Ira NJ. Smith,
y liam Baker, Miss Maggie HARRY,
r IS Annie Green, Mrs. Julie Benson,
D. Bunker. Held for postage, L.
a Warner & Co.. New York, N. Y.
The democrats say they polled with
3 of all they had on the check list
IN + the republicans claim they had
absent margin of 20. But it is
wn that quite number of those abb
were paired.
j. K. Osgood will address the
fhperance Reform Club at Union Hall
Thursday evening, at u o'clock.
| Osgood will of course receive a cor
reception, and the meeting will be
ply to be sort of reunion.
L Among the incidents of the cleo
the democrats report one Of their
Prs from Saxtons River, who had |
Ter rode on or seen the railroads or
n and who had not been to this viii |
h before for thirty-fve years.
The Cheshire Bridge Hotel, Charles. |
q, N. H., and farm, are placed in
I. Bridgman's hands to sell, who will |
. p particular announcement next
*. This is very desirable property,
will attract the attention of buyers
. Rev. H. J. Van Dyke, D. D., Of
'oklyn, N. y, is spending a few days
own as the guest of E. w. Bancroft.
will preach at the Congregational
nfch on Sunday morning and evening
4 DR.. Van Dyke is one Of the
y divines in this country and the
4 opportunity of hearing him will be
n appreciated by our community.
= Mr.. L. A. Carpenter Of the Bellows
Drug Store, has some very supe-
N anilla favoring, fully equal if not
m than the standard manufacturers
&olton or Burnett 1t will be found
g perfectly pure, being made from
BEST of Vanilla beans.
= Rev. Mr.. Haskins closed his labors
! the Baptist Church in this place
Sunday, and has been engaged to
lch at West Somerville, Mass, to
Cd place he will soon remove his
lly much to the regret of his parish
], as well as many friends outside of :
parish.
4 As the republican torch light pro-
ION was passing N. H. Farr's resi-
ce on School street, a young lady
a New York, who has been stopping {
e this season, came out amid the
punding darkness and waved a light i.
gnal to the procession, who respond
pth hearty cheers, and with the full !
that their heroine is true repre- ]
Ative of the empire state.
I've omitted by accident last week
lice the address of l.. L. Duraut of
Apelier before the Temperance Reform l
3Sunday eve, 9th ult. The address
nany points of interest, including
81 his own sad experience, which
r. to tell with effect upon those who :
~ slaves to the terrible appetite. :
neeting was one of the largest since {
c1ub was first organized.
n learn that Miss Hapgood and a
hrty from st. Agnes Hall, who last $
listed Stowe and Mt. Mansfield q