Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-19
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.IDAY OCTOBER 10, 1850.

rfer.-On Saturday morning at half
v q, another fire was discovered on Ca
i areet in the buildings Immediately
.,tk'of Wightman's Hall, and belonging
E1mund and James Il. Blake. The
W. was given, and the firemen were
,su,,tly on hand and did most noble exc
~ and but for whom, Wightman's
W. Sanders & Browns grocery, and per-
IL Harris new building opposite, would
va burnt. Such was the effect of their
kxts that the first building next to Wight
.,nsol was not fully burnt, but stands there,
~ of charred wood, and good monu-
.esfao the bravery Of our firemen. Mrs.
Esj1 occupied one tenement. She saved
- II her things but of course more or
y managed. No insurance. William
M barber, occupied another tenement,
"a ID nearly everything he had, even the
~ 81 their clothing, the children escaping
Esolv n their night clothes, and were sup
plie1by kind neighbors in the morning.
vSother tenements were occupied by an
IIrnknan named Murphy, and Mrs. Hayes,
| = low, whose loss was considerable, and
80 Of whom had any insurance. The
buifdings were fully insured, one for 5000
ia he Security Co., N. Y, and the other
EseoA A. Uarnnapt Mutuol
| We believe it is generally believed that
I'M origin of the FIRE must have been the
xcrk Of an incendiary. !, started ia shed
Iuexfjo the street.
III meeting of the fire Company last
Salsrday evening, it was voted to buy uni
foun7. We are glad TO notice the progress
l f Vie company in the management Of their
|ueu and beautiful engine, and with neat
|uniform Car the fremen, they become at
|osce "a special attraction of our village
nv The way, how &c it about house TO keep
6e engine in? We have forgotten whether
||xhn matter belongs to the committee on res
oxpirs or not, bnt at aM events there ought
ENk provision made for place to keep
III angine, at once. Probably small build
will have to be erected, and II should be
nded to before ,eola weather, which il
va short time atlongest, and the location
I'D be as near as possible to the centr.
n Business.
Hon. NJ. W. Tappaa Of BrsaEsra, n. III
vi address the people Of Walpole anc
vkinity on Thursday evening, No~embe,
III. He is first class speaker, and there
vi be good time Of course.
The shock of an earthquake was distinct
I'VE felt in Bellows Falls on Wednesda,
morning, at about 6 o'clock. Slumberer
were awakened by the rolling of their bed
ma shaking of windows, and the cart
seemed to culver generally, rocking appar
| entity east and west.
Gray & Swift, have got some of tn
Fnost beautiful Silks ever offered in TIN
place If there are any ladies who ar
remarkably homely they will find a sur
remedy at their store.
We would introduce to our village an
vicinity, DR.. H. ID. Holton, who hastaken q
ol1ce 10 Chase's rev budding, and provide
klnself with all the materials casually kel
u the ctsice of physician, including SUI
6Spn's instruments, and would add that
1gey he has thoroughly schooled himse
2 in the profession generally, he has ha
13fy superior advantages, having for son
&c practiced with the celebrated DIR. Mo-
vi New York. Having known him +
me time as a very worthy young ma
"a as he has thoroughly educated hims'
= physician, we are happy to commel
Nm to any community in which he mi
liye.
Mr.. Houghton, of Brattlebore, of who
excellent photographs, we mentioned Il
Week, has very generously made us PR
ent of his photograph of Meads statHe'
u the Green Mountaie girl, all fran
feady TO hang. We value the pictu
highly. Nc. Houghton's work is bard
surpassed any where and as before '
cordially commend him to all going
Bfattleborc.
Wyman Flint, has sold his house and
where he now resides, 10 II. ii. Ste
conductor on the Cheshier Railroad, "
takes procession of the premises on the
Of March next,
That our village may not be entirely de
tufe Of means to entertain travellers, L.
Hard, who keeps the excellent restaur
at the depot, has made arrangements
which he will furnish lodgings and meals
III desiring such attention. We may |
Further, that Mr.. Hurd has for some ii
been Ia the habit of furnishing as g
meals as can be obtained at a first G.
public house, SO no one need come here v
fear of starving, or poor fare.
BrattlebOrO.
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