Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

S Ii Guild has sold bis clothing
;pess to @. L. Fletcher Of Keene. N.
who has already taken possession.
u Geo. Andrews had charge OF firing
salute of the day on the Fourth, and
kDily performed the duty with no ac-'
nt
4 The Bellows Falls Watch Key Co,
sold their business to Hendricks &
"a of Lebanon, n. H.. to which place
to be removed.
An appendix to the display of fire.
g. came off in the Square Wednes-
evening, closing out the pieces left
Tuesday evening.
When the good people of Bellows
celebrate in 1876. they will please
pmber to put piekets outside the
|es to watch for showers.
The trades procession here on the
nth was probably never equalled by
similar demonstration in this State,
TO that, outside of the large cities.
The fire works of Tuesday Evening
exhibited under the direction of
S. G. Hall, and all passed off with
accident and in a very satisfactory
bner.
The Bellows Falls Cornet Band
yed finely on the Fourth, even if they
get drenched twice, once in the day
y again in the evening during the py-
echnic display.
\ Some of our people kept open and
animated houses on the night of the
\ Among them we're the houses of S.
fGuild and S. c. Fleming, which were
dsomely decorated
n Rabbit IL Hayes illuminated their
Ne and entire building, including
&gham Hall Reading Room, Fourth
Duly evening, making fine as well
nterprising display.
f. P. Hadley has the new marble
iron ware. As it stands a great
unt of heat it is believed to be very
lble, and more Clearly, or more east
J. kpt clean, it is likely to prove very
pUlar article for the kitchen.
III The Sovereigns of Industry, NJ.
whitney, Agent, have removed
business to the store formerly oc-
I'D by Mrs. A. S. Woods, where they
be able to serve their customers
improved accessibility,
New potatoes from Col. Kings
y on the Fourth.
N Many friends and acquaintance of
n Jones, who was formerly clerk
+ store Of Arms Il Wilson in this
will be sorry to learn that he was
Victim Of an accident on the Fourth,
reenfield, Mass, while firing a can
"a by which he lost an arm and one eye.
NJ The committees having the general
4ngements in charge for the celebra-
b of the Fourth, deserve great credit
their vigor and promptness. The
cess of the day was very largely ow-
10 their complete arrangements, aud
may especially mention the prompt
Il of time on which the grand process.
u started from the Square.
We learn with much regret, in
h our people generally cannot fail
bare, that portion or all of Pine
Ne is destined to be cut down, to
n Re room for building lots 1t is pri-
property and the right of course
fashionable, but as an institution for
place it is worth as much as the
ISouth Church " of Boston.
With other centennial and Fourth
ply matter this week, we also pub
the report of the Ladies work in
hont, by which it will be seen that
dham county exceeds any other
Ny in the State in amount of funds
fibuted; and in proportion to popu.
On, the town of Reading in Windsor
anty probably exceeds any other town
he State.
= A little girl on School street saw
&dorribles, and afterwards as the big
ession was moving, inquired who
in such a carriage, and was inform
lat it was the "mayor and alder
Afterwards she was talking
one of the dignitaries about il
N ouldn't remember the name, and
4 eing askedif they were horribles,
ed no "but it was something that
= / the same thing"
Several of the trades teams in the
ssion of Tuesday, needed more
70 be seen than while passing il
ssion. They were pictures which
ID time for study. For instance
t. Farm Machine Co., represented
z ncient as well as the modern styl,
ping farmers work, especially wa
a. rue of haying and in the manufac
- of sugar. The old style of boilin,