Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

<Ned by the irrepressible slosh.
Reports of the sugar season in some
HONS Of the State, are already very
orabe
At this season look out for foul
mneys, and consequently more danger
s IN fires.
& Shawl lost finder requested to leave
same at this office. See advertise
ht
The new dry goods firm of Royce
b Putnam make their first announce
ment this week.
- Mr.. Tabor's topic next Sabbath
mofning, Prepare to rescue the uneon-
0<rfed in the evening at o'clock,
N ne to Christ nosc.
Boys and loafers, don't obstruct the
ewaks, and especially the passing of
ies, much less insult them. See ac-
y of Corporation meeting.
The case of needle work made by
ladies of Emmanuel Church to be
] m TO Philadelphia to the Ladies' Pa
vfhon, will be on exhibition at the store
Of Geo. o. Guild on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, April II and II.
49, The VT. Farm Machine Co. Thurs
~ of this week, shipped one of their
0eaner Rakes for the Centennial Exhi-
zion at Philadelphia. 1t is finished in
~ handsome gilt style, the extra finish
wing been done by osgood & Barker,
nachinists of this place.
7 There will be a supper by the Ia
dies of the Congregational society to-
borrow friday evening. at the yes
S8Ey of their church, from o'clock to s
o'clock Among other GOOD things
there will lie warm sugar and sugar on
anow for all those who wish.
G. f. Horsford has made a new ar
rangement in his store, by which be can
show and sell his goods in manner
much m@e convenient than formerly.
He has large stock from which to make
Alections, and it is just now a good time
make him a call and see the piles of
pds on his new tables.
The snow slosh of the past two
eeks has made great demand for rub
b boots, and in this place and at Brat
boro the stores had to open Sunday
prning, 26th ult. and in most cases the
pply was not equal to the demand.
Ne house at Brattleboro sold 49 pairs.
: Mrs. II. II. Davis has bought of
55osenh Wilson the corner lot on School
mo Atkinson streets for $1,000, and will
erect dwelling on the same the coming
season. Mr. Wallace White of Sax
tons River has the contract for building
the house and is to have it ready to be
occupied on the first of September next.
- d. C. Babcock of Philadelphia,
Corresponding Secretary of the Pennsyl-
vania Temperance Union, and editor of
the Temperance Union, will give the
people of Bellows Falls temperance
address on Wednesday evening of next
Neek, April II, at ~ o'clock, in Union
ball. Mr.. Babcock is man of ability
nd experience in the cause of temper
nee.
= Geo. o. Guild has removed his dry
hods business into the new Centennial
ck where he has one of the best stores
W. thestate. 1t has been especially fitted
81 his use and is in all respects very
ndsome and convenient place of bust
Ress. He has just added new goods to
De stock and his many friends and Gus
omers will at once want to pay him an
Inaugural visit.
q st. Patrick's Temperance Society
held their semi-annual meeting on the
ID inst, and elected the following of
fcers: President, Thomas McGreen /;
vice president, NJ. F. Sheridan secre-
tary, E. A. Crosby; financial secretary,
Daniel Higgins, jr treasurer, John
Bustead; sergeant alarms, Daniel Hig-
ms, ST.. directors, John S. Cray, Frank
Xoung, Edward Barrett; banner bearer,
Nichael Stack.
= The cooperative Association, Sow
&eigns of Industry, for the last quarter,
Rve declared dividend of per cent,
be paid to members of the order pro
ia on the amount of their purchases
hey are doing a thriving business.
ereafter dividend is to be paid to
pm members of the order trading at
Reir store, that is if the dividend is s
Pen cent to members, to non members it
Uould be 4 per cent. They keep the
est goods the market affords. Call
nd see them Shares S. each and in
rest on same per cent per annum,
yable every quarter.
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Rand we're the
ctims on Tuesday eve of very pleas