Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

VIM. II. Wood has decided to e
st." and therefore announces in oul
ertising columns the sale of hii
ne on Atkinson street, at auction.
Quite large number in this vii.
including several families, have
ady announced their intention of at
hing the centennial exhibition at
iadelphia.
Hon. VIM. A. Russell, of Law.
e, Mass, principal owner of several
he mills in this place, has been elect.
delegate to the national republican
'ention, from his district in that
The advertisements of Maj. B. r.
be will be found in this paper. He
hong the square dealing and most
krprising men of this county, and
|e trusting business with him, can do
fifth confidence and satisfaction.
L. Amadon and Norman S. Brock.
of this village, left ON Monday to
nd the meeting of the national rifle
}, at Scranton, Pa, this week. Before
rning they will also attend the inter
onal exhibition at Philadelphia.
Thomas Thane was arrested for
bkeness Monday afternoon, brought
bre Justice Bridgman and asked to
lose where he got his liquor, which
refused to do, and Tuesday officer
y bps took him to Jail at Newfane.
A. p. Crossett has opened the sea-
for his bread cart by furnishing the
Massachusetts style Of breakfast for
day morning-warm brown bread
baked beans. His inaugural for
Sunday morning, was of excellent
lily, and he will no doubt furnish
Eame right through the season
MIR. L. L. Allbee, who constantly
Making improvements on his block
Westminster street, is now making
trough repairs in ID. Lockwood's
and when completed Mr.. Lock.
will have much improved quarters
bis business.
By courtesy of Mr.. Frank NJ.
ls, operator in this place, we were
receipt of an early dispatch of the
der at Keene, given on second page.
are told that Mr.. Foster, the murder
pan, was employed in this place the
winter by the Cheshire railroad.
1t is contemplated having q GEN.
a. ial concert to be held at Union
soon, in aid of the Reform Club
bis place. The musical talent of the
Rge are requested to remain for a few
1ments in the hall after the close OF
ercises at the next meeting of the
ID, to take measures therefor.
vi Gen. i. A. Grant started ON his
Iurn home at Des Moines on Sat.
DAY, leaving his family East to spend
summer. They are now stopping al
Ftland. The General viii probably
e East again next fall, his intention
bg to attend the soldiers reunion al
btpelier in October.
4 The Central Vermont changed their
lining time, summer arrangement, last
nday and the Cheshire road Thurs
of this week. The morning train:
Re on the Valley at 7 instead of Til
Ermerly, and on the Cheshire the,
Fe at $40 instead of 6:55. TIL,
bern and western afternoon trains
Ve and leave some ten minutes earlier
iy the time tables elsewhere and SEE
you don't get left.
% The Gospel Workers will hold {
pn prayer meeting at the Congrega
bal church next Sabbath morning at
hp'clock. At 103 o'clock the usual
bbath services will be held at the
ptist, Methodist and Congregational
rches, conducted in each church by
or more of the Gospel Workers
ic in each church" Duty and re
ID of personal effort to win souls
how to labor successfully" At {
P. NJ, there will be union meet
at the Congregational church.
Two Frenchmen drove into thu
ge Monday evening, with skeleton
horse. Officer B. T. Phelps. hav
his attention called to the ghost of (
as probable case of cruelty t.
pals, called upon one of them, whC
whereupon lively foot race took
X, till the Frenchman was halted by
Howe on Canal street. The othe
pozed out of sight, and as the on
pnd denied any ownership in tn
low, the case was not pursued farther
was evident the apparition was use,
f without anything to eat.
The opening of spring and summe
lnery goods at Miss r. C. Dinsmor
5 o.s last week on Friday and Satur