Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-02-18
LOCAL MATTERS.


Advertised Letters. j r. Ball,
Mn. Fannie Henry.
- Mr.. Tabor's discourse next Sabbath
morning, The Pleasures Of Religion.
M. l.. A. Ellis had his left fore
finger cut off in his saw mill on the 9th
inst
Union Temperance meeting at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
at 7 O'Clock. Address by Rev. G. Tabor.
= Monday night at midnight, during
the prevailing hail storm and some rain,
there were many flashes Of lightning.
- Geo. O. Guilds auction sale of dry
goods, (see his advertisement will begin
this Thursday afternoon and evening, at
Engine Hall.
j. d. Bridgman has decided to
build mother story on his block on
Westminster street, and the work is to
be done Immediately.
Those who have houses or tene-
ments 70 rent this spring, might benefit
themselves by letting J. d. Bridgman
know ecrly of the fact.
among the hard cases by the
Northampton bank robbery, is that of
Theodosia Woolley of this place, who
lost all her hard earnings, of life time
some So, 900
Those who appreciate sacred music
cannot fail to have a rare entertainment
at Emmanuel church Friday evening.
The Programme as given in another
place i very attractive and of great
excellence
q The check list for the annual town
meeting is up, aud contains 704 names.
The civil authority will meet at the
town clerks office, Monday. March 9th,
to revise the same.
John Corbley, who died last Friday
morning, was probably the oldest Irish
man in this place, and with one or pos.
sibly two exceptions, the oldest person
in this village.
A two horse team ran through the
Square Wednesday afternoon, and
first class newspaper item seemed prom.
Using, when they struck another team
near Babbitt & Hayes store, overturn-
ing the lied and throwing both horses.
without serious injury to them or any
thing else.
Henry G. Villas of Chicago, son of
Mr.. s. s. Villas of this place. is on
visit TO his old home. Young Villas has
! for five years been in large wholesale
!. drug and medicine establishment of
: which ne is now the cashier, having won
a position which we doubt not he de-
serves, and on which his many friends
here offer him cordial congratulations.
= The members of the Bellows Falls
Library Association, are requested to
meet at the Library rooms on Saturday
evening, Feb. Goth, at "a p. m, to pro. |
vide . suitable place for the library and
my other business proper to come be-
. fore said meeting. Per order,
8 G. w. Cook, Treas. :.
Mr. Hugh Christy of Rockingham
i las brought us two copies of the Bellows
y Falls Intelligencer, one of Sept. 20, 1924 |
nod one of Oct. Is, 1924. Thomas G. |
Fessenden had then retired from that
\ ,aper, and it was " published weekly by
William Masters, for the proprietors. .
' The poem Jonathan's Courtship .
7 written by Mr.. Fessenden during his
college days, is among the selections in
me Of these copies.
L A free lecture will be given at
Union Hall, Thursday evening of next
week, Feb. "a, under the auspices of
the St Patrick's Temperance Society. |
The lecture will be delivered by Mr.. |
James w O'Brien of New York, secretary
# the G. 7. A. .. of America, and who |
save 80 acceptable lecture here last
ear. lecture to commence at Z o'clock.
We hope they will have full house.
The Irish Temperance Society of this
'aee deserves we'll of and cordial sup
'ort from this community.