Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-06-29

Neglected not the chance to say:
"Since this is Independence Day,
Pm waiting for the declaration"
Barnun.'s circus is at Keene tomorrow.
A picnic party went to Warren's pond last
Sunday.
The dry goods stores will be closed all day
Fourth of July.
A few more new planks have been laid in
the platform at the depot.
The postoflice will be closed next Tuesday,
July 4, from 2 until O'Clock p. m.
A number from here attended the horse
races at White River junction this week.
Endeavors are being made to arrange a
ball game with the Brattleboros for July 4.
Rev. Ellsworth Fullerton will preach at
Bartonsvile next Wednesday evening at 80
o'clock.
DIR. E. X. Woods has bought out DIR. o. NJ.
Georges dental office, and took possession
Monday.
The merry-go-'round pulled up its stakes
and left town Saturday night, after a pros
porous run.
Bellows Falls division No. 8, Sons of Tenn
perance, will install their officers July 10 in
stead of the Sd.
A number of wheemen from here went to
Chester Sunday. Some Clarem6nt wheelmen
came down here the same day.
VI, l., IL g H. olx,.x
so,und nr5a a. tIn ostn. ~ of
their church last Thursday evening.
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thot 49, ,,iII hn fnod os ,,s,,a t,no ao,'ts
day.
:. Another Jew clothing firm has been work
~ ,ne o,llios az WY u'oIh' anu
t stnoat this inh aa, has he'o up Tue oio"o
On the street tllls "eeh'
1t wouldn't be bad idea to paint the
Town hall building. Its beginning to look
Shabby compared with some OF the other
ouliulhss IN tne SQUARE
Bass fishing is now legal in this state
There e. should be good fishing at the mouth OF
Williams river, as the logs Will drive the fish
up into the smaller stream.
The water commissioners are LAYING a
water pipe from the main near the express
office to the house at east end of Canal street
bridge, distance OF 800 feet
Firecrackers and other articles, with which
the Younger population express their burn
ing patriotism. are among the most merchant
able commodities these DAYS.
The bicycle races at Claremont july have
been given up, and all ewes are now turning
toward Keene. Wheels will be turned in
that direction, too, next Tuesday.
T,oro ;s n no stro,horru s,,nror ona
W. nart,, at tho En;SnonoI ob,roh ttbis or au
; Sm,na viii ha Saryod - e a,oino, re
the weather is unfavorable, the social will be
held in the parish house.
u,ho .oin which hoopr 1.s+ wool, yvod,os-
~ 1' o,,t;n.ad 81 intor'aS oil th;s n,noi,
nas NC had haa"n h h is did,t
oonu - ai hnt 70 The World Of ,arSa + rra as
I SIye:S;,, ~ h;nbi1 onnroo;.tad 90 was
,.tho hiorc,o raoo ~ white pi,,or Ir,o
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tlol yessTauat ~ fnint 10 nodes aoon LILY
plne' III hd dn 10 atan,ad ;ttio ,pa ha
spur; anu nau ~ 1lai o'e Iulthoi 1I nc
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NY, vune 20, a. oI nt business VI IN! ~
portance Is 70 eIm1 oGaore ah,s oouy ana It's
Iheliioels are asheu " NC present.
Prizes were awarded in the second shoot
lng matcn az nuntool,s as i9i1Ws: Eoen
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Inc snooli as wnoie was oeter imam at
tne ms! inalcn, Tue seconu, .n,ru ana 1ourln
men Delng "llhin ohe-siAteehth oI an lnch OF
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