Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-17
tocAL MATTERS.

WA 4 best sweet potatoes OF the season
&Repovator, in his hint to-day turns
", ection TO good account tor reno
Clsrk Chase is about to build u
.ainc house upon the lot south of his
10 be occupied by Mr., Halliday.
william Wood is to have an ex-
auction sale on Tuesday, the
preparatory to going west. See
basement.
Tbe ladies of the Congregational
propose to hold their annual Fair
benefit Of their church, the first
Ia December.
Mr.. Tabor's topic next Sabbath
;pg, The LGto Of social purity, Exod.
And in the evening at 6 o'clock,
cellar Of Diomeds.
Mr. J. w. Comfort has sold out his
est in the grocery business of the
of Anterior d Co, to Mr.. o. l..
her of Chester, formerly OF Bar
Bile.
Public examination of school teach
br the town of Rockingham will oc-
Academy Hall, on Saturday, No
Der 25th, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. See
Nth next week.
= The village post-ofiice continues to
epn by Mr.. @ E. Morgan, one of the
kost gentlemanly and obliging clerks to
ksbund in Vermont Notwithstanding
repairs.
= A little republican, FIVE years old,
nn|home from school the day after cleo
toa with Mamma. Tilden's elected
veve all got to be democrats now and
d n the Catholic meeting"
" Advertised Letters William Wy
Nh, Lawrence O'Brian, VIM. d. Baker
George Buemond, Barton A. Walker, S
". Packard, Miss Mary E. Condor
Alias Lucy Woods, Mrs. A. s Reed.
DO not forget the writing schoo
BEING held in Union block. 1t is being
held through the day and evening
in orler to give all chance to avail
,theuselves of the opportunity, bot
eang and old. See advertisement.
1t is now confidently expected tina
N rejoicings over the presidential elet
NJ of 1876 will be left to the next ger
alton, as the present will be suppose
bhave lost all interest in politics or an
hing else earthly by the time the que
b. is settled
Thompson, Derby & Co have r
lived an order for their snaths fror
Germany, through their New Yor
agents. This is one of the fruits of Il
Exposition, and is anoth,
proof of the benefits to the trade of OF
country which will arise from this Int
national Exhibition
The sale of daily papers at o. ]
Woods for the past week, has exceeds
since the war. On Saturd'
the demand could not be supplied.
great was the anxiety to hear the late
dispatch or canard that hundreds of ?
pers would have been sold if they cou
have been obtained. On Monday t
number sold at Woods reached "A
NIL Geo F. Woods went to Saxtc
River Monday evening with papers,
that that part of the town was suppl
knaarly as soon as this place.
T. The Rutland Herald is winni
hurels as an enterprising daily now
|dys. The Montpelier Journal Il
compliments it in connection with
Boston journal "Our repeated
tempts to obtain election dispatches
rect from New York for the last
days having failed until the last !
ment, we have drawn freely upon tn
of the Boston Journal and Rutls
Herald. The latter has by far outstl
ped all the other Vermont dailies in
enterprise in this behalf.
There was very pleasant gail
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Ramsey, on Monday evening, Nov. i
The guests were not hidden, but v
made welcome. The occasion was
20th anniversary of their marriage.
uninvited ones furnished a nice sup
md made some very appropriate
useful gifts in linen and other valual
PRAYER was offered and some plea
1emarks of a retrospective nature
made by Rev. Mr.. Tabor. The gat
ing proved mutually pleasant to
Entertainers and entertained.
The annual meeting of the
mont State Agricultural Society
Wool Growers Association was he
this place on Wednesday the 10Th.
following board of officers were elec