Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-26
Local Matters.
Friends and Patrons.

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hes, and our friends and patrons who
Wing at this Office will do us great
If they will make response soon. We
the money to use on the first Of July.
ave been to the expense of purchasing
Ter press, an object long contemplated,
BON we intend also to enlarge the
IS to its former dimensions, as our adj
ing patrons have crowded us beyond
Expectations. The circulation of the
for several years in the towns in this
BY has been much larger than that of
Their paper, or that of any paper ever
he'd here at any former period, and
last fall it has more than doubled in
places, and consequently business
nore than ever before, are securing it
medium for advertising. We thank
: lends heartily for their past favors,
rpe they may be continued, and above
mot forget our present wants.
Ybere will be Strawberry Festival, to
Men for the benefit Of manuel Church,
Ladies Circle of Industry, for the
7pf fancy articles, refreshments, ETC., in
Pine Grove, Thursday, July I'd, after
y and evening, commencing at 4, p. NJ.
mission ten cents, children under tea
Is Of age, half price. If it should be
" it will be postponed until the next day.
A. Kendall, of the n. Fl. 18th, whose
by reside in this village, was wounded
|e head and feet at the late battle at
Hudson, but to what extent his family
not learned We fear he is severely
ded, but hope not dangerous.
first rate secondhand Safe for sale at
d bargain Inquire at this office.
j. Monroe has sold over $500 worth of
30 plants this season. He added to-
plants to his business this year, but
emand was much greater than he could
Ty. Geo. w. Black, of Westminster,
!, took 5000 plants. and he has used
for himself. He win probably greatly
ase this branch of his plant business
Ter year.
1car L. Shafter, formerly of Whining
"a this county, has been nominated as a
1date for Judge of the Supreme Court
be State of California, by the Union
krntion of that State. Mr.. Shafter is
Ne and deserving man, and his numer-
friends in this State will rejoice to hear
lis election
Ill our readers in this section, should
forget the time when Mr.. b Lazarus
have an office at the Island House, for
sale Of his celebrated spectacles. See
ertisement-
y couple of Old Abe's pistols passed
e bgh this place on Tuesday eastward
excited considerable curiosity. while
train stopped at the depot They
four feet through the breech, l6 feet
gth, Is inch bore, IA feet deep. and
weighed 10000 lbs. each!
NJ. c. Roundy, of Springfield, has
orough-bred Spanish Merino Ewes,
which he sheared on the LIST of May.
lbs. wool, being an average of over
TO the head. One of them SHARED
bs., with lamb at Der side. He has
y been offered 500 for the lamb, but
|ues it at $500. These ewes are the
for which Mr.. Roundy paid over
for year ago, mentioned in the
at the Time, and being thoroughbred
surpassed by any in this country.
pail expect TO hear from this flock
M Hotel in South Londonderry, for
occupied and owned by Mr.. Maynard
zen sold to Mr.. James l.. Locke. of
town. Mr.. Locke is going TO make
'ough repairs, and will build an addition
y same, and from our own experience
and knowledge of. him, we can assure
londonderry friends, and the public
will keep good house.
L. II. Hooker, of Springfield, pre-
Elder of the M. E. Church, in this
for the last two years, we regret to
died in Springfield, on Sunday even
y, after brief, and most severe, sick
six days. He was SO years of age.
IRE in Winhali, on the 18th instant.
ped the Westinghouse and adjoining
ngs of VIM. Gordon. The contents
mostly saved. The house was insured