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

Advertised Letters. Mrs. J. l.,
u<;lev Mrs. Nancy Winchester.
Mr. J. G.. Flint and family, of Mil
40 are on visit to his brother in
this village.
L. T. Lowell ID, has sold his meat
--L Of business to III. c. Hatch, the
ch.n oe 10 take place on the first of April.
Miehal O'Connell offers his home
.,e.a for sale ON the New Hampshire
.;a..,f this city," See his advertise
meS
The Little Girls Fair " last week,
- 4 brilliant success. A rushing at
tendance, liberal patronage and receipts
some 500.
We understand the Bellows Falls
Mintrels have re organized, and will
pive one Of their entertainments some
time in April.
Since the first of January, 1900
q. ~ of poplar and spruce wood have
boSn drawn to the Fall Mountain Mills,
and more coming.
Application for the leasing of the
cottage belonging to the late Mrs. Green,
on Henry street, for one year, can be
made to j. d Bridgman.
The ladies of the Congregational
society will give an entertainment at
their vestry, Friday evening Of next
week. Particulars next week
Mr.. A. A. Magwire desires at once
to sell nineteen organs, and to accom-
plish this will sell the same at very rea-
sonsble prices See his advertisement.
Rev. Mr. Hough of Hartland will
occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church
next Sabbath, and in the evening at Z
o'clock will be given sermon in song"
Z sermon in the form of poem.
= Town Meetings throughout the
STATE next Tuesday Every voter who
can ought to attend and thus contribute
his share of the duty in electing the
right m en- to office and of the business
Of the day.
- The union temperance meeting at
the Methodist Church, last Sunday Eve
ming, was attended with more than the
usaa interest. Rev. Mr.. Tabor, gave
very excellent lecture, after which 65
persons signed the pledge.
A journal broke on the afternoon
mx train down on the Rutland railroad,
Monday afternoon, near Bartonsville,
dehying the train nearly two hours No
haxn occurred, but it was an escape
from what might have been very ser
ions
Florida doesn't produce all the
bossoms of this winter During some
o the late warm days, Mr. Truman
too observed the swelling buds on an
apple tree, and cutting the scions and
placing them in water soon had COM
plete apple blossoms
= Charles Towns has made an assign
ment in trust George Slate, Trustee, Of
his hotel property for the benefit of him
self and creditors. No failure as has
been announced, but an arrangement for
The benefit of all concerned, Mr.. Towns
assets being some $4,000 more than
liabilities.
We are compelled to omit several
eonmunications this week, partly be
calse some Of them came to hand so late
al partly on account Of legal notices
wbIcA were also received late, but mus
6spnserted this week to give the neees
Nry legal notice before the session o.
fhe court. Among these omissions W,
mrch regret is the account of very
successful centennial festival at Felch
vie
r. The railroad meeting last week
Brought to this place qnite number o
the prominent men of the state. Among
Them Judge Poland of st. Johnsbury
GOV. and Hon. w. c. Smith of st. AL.
bans, Gov. Page of Rutland, Hon. Geo
Nichols of Mortified, Hon. Daniel Rob
erts of Burlington, and others. The
newspaper men and reporters were also
plenty ana included Henry Clark O
The Rutland Globe, A II. futile of tn,
Rutland Herald, Mr. Smith of the Bos
Ton Journal, Mr.. Fellows of the New
York Express, besides some local re
perters for the associated press
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