Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-05
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Local Matters.


weeks since.
1Oh the beautiful autumnal hues
hen did the country around US ever
so grand as now Some of the
untains aud hills fairly look like huge
luets.
LFagan & Ellison, restaurant, have
solved copartnership, and the business
ke be continued by Mr.. Pagan.
Potatoes are freely offered at Lud-
at forty cents and no purchasers.
MIR. L. r. Nourse has had good luck
fshing in the eddy just below the canal
IS this week, having caught quite
hber of beautiful pike weighing from
lee to FIVE lbs.
There is to be no more advertising
ers except at offices of The first class,
ich won't include any in this State. As
h Bid not begin to pay either the govern
r1ent or the printer, it will be saving to
bsb.
MIR. c. o. Locke at Chester, adver-
Il his oyster saloon and variety store in
81 columns this week. He is on hand
Il all times and ready to please and serve
Ill customers.
MIR. o. 7. Cressy, we understand, will
move some time this month to Enfield,
Al H., where with partner he viii carry
M the tanning business. Mr.. C. is a
UFthy man and we trust much success
I'D prosperity awaits him in his new
&c of business.
The editor of the Ludlow Transcript
disa on Wednesday night of last week
|dkr an illness of only forty-eight hours,
IT. disease of the kidneys. He had for
~ y time been in feeble health. He was
1ptive of Plymouth, and about twenty
81 h years of age.
Rev. A. M. Swain is doing a good
WI in Grafton. He has been holding a
serks of temperance meetings and is 60
ioSao continue them. Considerable inter-
~ 3s felt and one hundred and twenty
tw0P persons have signed the pledge.
Among the curiosities at the late
WI asor County fair was box, by Chas.
I'M ham of Quechee, containing fifty or
sixH young turtles, some just out of the
U and beginning TO crawl about, some
vlf4a head and foot out, and several eggs
~ Ken. Ii was quite a novelty and
atf ed constant crowd.
The soap we mentioned recently,
49, factured by Jason Mann at Brattle-
~ is kept for sale by c. f. Chase,
stsSand Col. r. Hyde. Since our men
ri it we have tried it in our printing
for the removal of printers ink
is about as good test as it could
XVI be subjected to-and our printers all
~ with US in pronouncing il the best we
~ had in use.
"A conductor on one of the roads from
biz place, who is not unfrequently up to
h4rp things, was looking through his train |
heother day for stray passengers, and on
ooking into the postotiice car and seeing
~ but federal office-holders exclaimed, |
my policy! +" and left them alone in
lh@f glory.
At the Windsor County fair last
W6k Mr.. Stillman Atwood of Bridgewa-
Nj exhibited as sample of the skill of
great grandmotbers, part of the
6k of linen dress woven and wrought
ifully with flowers, by Mrs. Noah
Epson, in 1866, just one hundred
ago. 1t was specimen that ladies
bdern times would find hard to excel
n. A. Tucker, Paymaster q. S.
4 Aho has recently been stopping with
~ other aud friends in this place, has
assigned to duty in the department
" erred Claims where there is at pres
81 zeavy accumulation of work.
Martha Convey of Braltleboro WAS
down by horse driven by one
Dir. Lourey of New York in that
recently. he escape of Mrs. Cow
"a being literally stamped to death
'harkable. The carriage wheels
over her neck and side but the feet
24 morse do not seem to have come in
TACT with her body at all. The dri-
ems to have been very careless.
Prge lnman alias c. w. johnson,
rested at Brattleboro last week for
I. carpet-bag full of valuables at
lester, N. II. He owned up and
Ken 10 Manchester.
apt Charles S. Miles of Topsham,
y Rdly injured on Friday, September
The fall of scaffold under which
at work. His left leg was broken
places and crushed almost to pow
Is wound is now doing well and
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