Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-15
LOUIS fallsgimes
Local Matters.

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way hon,.
he auctiol sale at j. d. Bridgman's
esday was quite fully attended and
Ioperly sold a. full prices.
John Clark, wealthy farmer and
sident of this town died on Wednes-
morning last VIZ believe he was
81 years of age.
Mr.. e. A. Robbins, nos Of the Island
is organizing a class n his Ameri-
ethod for the Piano. His patrons
in the highest terms Of tin Method.
Wise those interested to attend to
< bitter at once.
The Union party of Halifax have
heir caucus and chose the following
Is as delegates to the County Con-
bn Stephen Niles, Martin Scoa
creme Bixby.
y Addison County Union Convention,
\ ddlebury, June 2Sth, Franklin Coun-
Sheldon, June 9th, and Rutland
w at Rutland, 26th.
A temperance society has been Or
led at Brattleboro. They hold meet
pnd sign the pledge.
The celebrated Peak Family, or
Bell Ringers, are to be in town
more, and viii give one of their en-
pments at the Baptist Church next
bay evening. They are too well
n TO need any commendation, and
y will of course have full house.
i DR.. John Campbell of Putney, died
onday of last week, aged 73 years.
( lad been in the practice of his pro-
IN for over fifty years, and was a well
D and skillful physician.
Ia new Post Office has been estab-
by the name of Black River, be-
b Springfield and Charlestown, n. IL,
ames f. Stiles is postmaster.
y Dan Higgins was brought before
re w. II. johnson on Tuesday morn
end required to give bonds in the
III fifty dollars to keep the peace. for
Eauit on Albert Derby and P. M.
and we believe some others, also.
nd just been discharged from the en-
tent of Messrs. Frost, Derby &
n, at which he took offense, and made
ksault while under the influence of
u.
-There was a very sudden death in
fyille last week. Miss Emma Ans
4 girl of about fifteen years of age,
laughter Of the late A. ID. Amsden,
Der breakfast in the morning as usual,
h she did not feel quite well, but it
'1oaght TO be nothing more than sick
kche, till 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
her case became alarming, and she
between 6 and Z o'clock of the even
the same day. 1t is thought to be
I'D fever.
| A son of Levi Bowman, about four
pr fifteen years of age, employed at
bland House, while at work in the
en on Tuesday, dug up a revolver,
! he picked up and raped off the
ky striking it against his hoe, when
fstol discharged, the ball striking his
fnger and lodging in his hand be-
the first and second fingers. DIR.
4man was called who extracted the
I! ind his hand is now doing well. The
T. found was silver mounted, and was
4 led by the boy when it discharged,
u it has not since been found it is
FED to have been stolen, by some
Immediately after the accident.
We are glad to notice that Mr..
r B. Harding, formerly a printer in
eihce, took a prize in public debate
fAle College, May 10th. He is a most
~ and exemplary young man and it
T. us much pleasure TO hear of his
+ IS.
The body of an unknown boy of ten
Eelye years Of age was found on
day, on the Lake shore, north of
&ngton. 1t was dressed in dark WOOL
pusers and shirt, and was apparently
pay OF a lad who persisted by drown
inquiries in the neigbborhood and
hooski, furnish no clue to the identity
corpse.
Ihe Orange County Union Conven-
to be held at Chelsea on Tuesday
18th inst.
Stephen P. Jocelyn, Lieut.. U. S.
ny, has presented to the State Cabi-
Natural History a horned toad,
y. Texas. Mr.. J. brought him alive
Vaiise, but the toad died in a month
half after his capture.
= sleeping car attached to a passen-
aln on the Rutland & Burlington
Pad tipped over upon one side while