Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-12

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Du Hall. Friday evening of this
Look out for r. G. Dinsmore &
millinery opening next week Fri
NJ and Saturday,
Meeting of the village Baliffs at
me Hall Friday afternoon of this
at 3 o'clock.
2 n. Munroe announces his plant
Daipn this week, and starts off under
favorable auspices.
The river is high again and large
Der of logs from drive above, have
coming down during the week.
L. Bullock has sold his wood turn
business to his son, Frank L. Bull
who will continue the business.
Among many good things furnished
ia therton q Co., are dates as preserv-
Z 5n the original stem like raisins.
j. w. Comfort, of the firm of Ath-
n b & Co., and who has been South
bis health, arrived home Monday,
b improved.
Geo. W. Davenport, of 3rattle-
i'll, has opened law Office, in N. III.
Z RS life insurance office in the Square
- the meat market.
Fifty dollars reward will be paid
i the property and the thief or thieves
N a few nights since stole Spring
III rife, revolver, &c, from the store
he Arms Brothers.
Gen. l.. A. Grant, of Desmoines,
4 spent a few days here, his former
y Of residence, during the past week.
% looking in fine health and time is
n emily dealing with him gently.
U Messrs. Willard Russell g. Co.,
III decided not to run their mill, ma
q papers, during the night as here
nre, and during the past week have
charged some eight hands.
- The new scenery belonging to the
lows Falls Minstrels, and to be used
L the first time tomorrow friday
ang, was painted by F. J. Blake and
NJ Murphy, from original designs by
Nurphy"
D On Monday a horse belonging to
4 Stevens from Westminster, ran
y ugh the Square and up Rockingham
n smashing the wagon. and clear
= self from the same. We learno of no
damage except to the wagon.
Geo. w. Nutting and family ar
D. home from Texas, where they have
p since last fall, ON Saturday. The
Nth of their child, for whom they
My went south, has been greatly i'm
Ned.
- Mr.. III. III. Davis, who recently
aght two building lots, one on Atkin-
land the other on School street, has
d the one on Atkinson street to Bacon
Il Underwood, who will build house
ahe same the coming season. Other
Eies contemplate buying and building
ahe other lot.
The prospect for the Bellows Falls
hstrels on Friday evening seems good,
3ging from the rush Tuesday noon up
thesale of reserved seats
gabbitt q Hayes store, which was
Arly flled for an hour previous to the
Tor the sale to open. The reserved
numbering about three hundred,
= nearly all taken.
81 Master George Wales, while driv-
7 Atherton & Co.'s provision team last
May forenoon, by the sudden starting
Ne horse and a loose seat, was thrown
tupon the ground and had his collar
y broken, and though considerably
Aned at the time, he will soon recover.
Il Farmers and others interested in
4 stock. are referred to the advertise
% of the Terrace Hill Stock Farm
John Wilmoth. Nice horses and
4 cattle have become a prominent fea-
n of Mr.. Wilmoth's business on this
q and those wanting improved stock
4 do well to consult him.
II A good cornet band is an honor and
VI to any place, though few bands in
. country ever receive calls sufficient
ply the smallest fraction of their time
na expenses. A number of the young
l e Of this place have united with
- aOd in an entertainment for their
h Friday evening. Now let US
g them grand uprising, patriotic,
o3ng house.
Il We are glad to announce that Os-
q q Drew, the Moody and Sankey of
: temperance reform, will by special
station from some of the citizens, visit
y Village, give a description of their
very and their glorious emancipa-
y 1t is hoped that the success which
= attended their labors at Keene and