Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
Local Matters.

experienced heavy thunder shower
nday afternoon, and the lightning
tree on Pine Hill in this village.
demolished eight or ten telegraph
4 succession in Westminster.
srs. Geo. o. Guild X Co., having
ID from market, are now opening to
lic new and beautiful stock of goods,
ch they make announcement In our
IS to-day. Read the advertisement
he Them call.
}. Hadley keeps fine assortment of
BIS of Stoves and Hardware, which
attention to in his advertisement in
column. The p. T.. Stewart stove
h he is agent, is one of the best
stoves in the market.
F. Kimball was considerably injur-
Monday by being thrown from his
He was passing OIL Green street
80 Lerse- ....,i, G-;ehs f~,-~ sa-;-e
10 in operation near the highway.
~ aearn that Mr.. S. f. Merrill is soon
~ ence singing school, TO be held in
r;llnee school house Immediately after
Sc of the other schools.
PaiRe, for the last five years clerk in
bst Office at Windsor. has received an
Dtment IN IKE Treasury Department
skngtea, and I'd soon expected to leave
kt city.
ERE are about 800 hands now employ
he Armory at Windsor, and they give
ln impetus 10 the business enterprises
place.
understand that the WOODEN factory at
which has stood still for soase time
lll again be set to work ere long.
~ Freeman g. Sargent, formerly of
~, are to have the management Of it,
wish them much prosperity in .heir
Enterprise.
& recent decision of the { commissioner
rnal Revenue that maple sugar is a
,ture, and subject to the 8 per cent
amounts to nothing in practice, as
u the annual product of a manufacturer
2pt exceed S600-the latter is exempt
x. We know of no one in Yer
Il ho makes over 5000 worth of maple
Hn the course Of single season.
EFrederick Morgan, or" Uncle Fred"
is Familiarity called. has returned to
Dummerstou and taken charge of the
house in that place. For the last
years he has kept the hotel at Bond
% the satisfaction of that community,
his former excellent reputation as
|prd will no doubt be continued in his
place of business.
fhe Woodstock Standard favors the
nation Of Hon. John G. Smith Of St.
IA for Governor.
he broke out on Birge Street in Brat
on Monday last and consumed
he'd and few cords of wood. A
1e house near by and much exposed
ed by the timely aid of the very
fire department of that place.
Ambrose Arnold, for several years
ular and gentlemanly conductor on
rmont Central Rail road, has re-
hat position. having become Super
ht of the Farnham Rail road in
young children near the highway
n over aud knocked down by run-
Prse on Saturday nearly opposite the
Fe of j. III. Williams. Mr.. Wyman
ho Witnessed the affair from the top
0. Guild & Co.'s new building in
bare, Immediately ran to their assist
Expecting, of course, to find them Sc
injured. Judge of his surprise
he found them to be his own two
gest children. Happily they were not
least injured, but it was a narrow es-
Montpelier Watchman says that Mr..
OF Peru has powder-horn which
ed in the French war by Mr.. G's.
(ther, and in the Revolutionary war
ather. The horn is now over two
years old. We presume Mr.. Ha-
not object to taking a horn," if it
one, and for preservation in the
binet.
eachers institute held at Whining.