Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-22
BELLOWS FALLS. JULY p, 1859.


MORE HOUSE BREAKINc.--Mr VIII
liam Conant's house was entered by burg
lar about o'clock Wednesday morning.
He had got the front door open by means
of false keys, when he was heard by Mr..
C. who sleeps up stairs, and who got up.
The burglar doubtless hearing noise in
the house beat a hasty retreat, without
stopping to shut the door.
SrRINGFIELp.-We hear that Gale has
been very successful in his undertaking
and now contemplates charging his shop
TO accommodate the increase of trade. This
does not speak infavorable for his skill as
tailor.
A FINE MANsIoN.-The Burlington
Times in speaking of Brattleboro, and its
beautiful residences, makes special mention
of the dwelling recently built by Mr.. Brad
lev. We believe that the stone work in
this building which was no small amount,
was from the Soap Stone manufactury Of
MIR. I. N. Wheelock, at Saxton's River,
who furnishes all descriptions of the best
Of Soap Stone work, and we would COM
mend this mandatory to those who want
anything in that line.
We are in receipt of more good things.
On Monday we received box of splend-
ed apples, raised last year. As near as we
can find out they are from our friend in
Grafton, Asher Putnam Esq, who is about
the only man we can think of, who would
be likely to have such things at this season.
Mr. Putnam has our best thanks. They
Iwcre in perfect state of Preservation.
Mr. Charles Church has leased the saw
inill in this place, owned by the canal COM
lpaney, and has been clearing the canal and
making some other repairs on the premises
bud will engage in the lumber business.
We want to say one word about Arms &
sWillson, and that is that they have got
splendid article for diet this hot weather.
III is called "oat meal,' and makes cakes
sor griddle cakes of the first order, and very
healthy.
DEATHS DoTNGs.-We regret TO chron-
! cle the death Of Henry II. Goodnow who
has for some time been engaged in the cab
shop at Springfield, and who will be re-
nembered by many of our village, as a
yo1ng man of good habits and always atten-
Gye to his business. One week ago last Sat
urday he LEFT his family and went to his
kiher's at HoughtonvlIe, to assist in haying.
b. was taken sick Wednesday, and on Sat
nrIay, when his wife expected him home.
she received the message of his illness, and
Fastened with their little boy to his bedside
II hch on the following Monday was visited
by the cold hand Of death. The disease was
Inflammation Of the bowels.
Tea all over. See Mr.. Thorn's adver-
tisement.
: We would call attention to the new adj
sertisemeat from Brattleboro this week,
lfom Van Doom & Howard, who have
probably one of the most extensive assort- |
nent of goods they advertise, of any house |
d the country. Those wanting erockery,
81 glass ware. or anything in that line will be !
pretty sure to find it al their establishment. |
DR. Pollard, whose advertisement APP
psars elsewhere, win be at Maj. Joel Pages |
Westminster, till August LIST.
Il CHESTER AcADEMY.-This institution
now stands in the front rank of Vermont |
Acadmies. And we can cheerfully COM
mend it as one possessing good advantages
for the education of the youth of both /
sexes. Mr.. Laws has proved himself to
BE- very efficient principal, and we are
Had to believe that his efforts are appreci-
Ned. The notice of the fall term of this I
'nstitution viii be found in our advertising |
oolumns.
81 Mrs. Darlington says that Louis Nepol-
oon has succeeded beyond her most san
urinary expectations.