Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-29

Col. Buttefcld's column. He
He'd his stec again with new
Is bound to make trade lively
quartcrs.
pon Il Rabbit have one of the
soda fountains to be found in
Rnd certainly one Of the most
pd cooling things TO approach
y days. Try it.
weather has been very hot this
on Monday in the Square it
81 and on Tuesday to lel.-
n rrace at Col. Fleming's it vas
degrees less. On Wednesday
isited by a most copious and re-
bower.
kre glad to learn that our friend
cher, merchant tailor at Chcs-
q - been sick for several weeks,
eorlh" once more, and viii be glad
4 customers at his new store,
\ ~ has a nice stock of summer
gents clothing, and where he
Just the bargains most wanted
mes.
were partly mistaken as to the
the very fine string of perch
received last week. 1t appears
ty of both sexes had been to |
Pond, and having extra luck
10 and did dress and send us a
b portion. OF this party the
ahead, Mrs. Edmund Blake
ght a very large eel, and Mrs.
y caught the largest perch.
h nderstand that a new and first
hrant is about TO be fitted up st
WV end of Wightman Hall build
TO be occupied on both Canal
Rgham streets. The business
4! FRIED on by j. G. Somerville
FEobb, names which Will at once
dhe respect and confidence of
Mesday in broad daylight, some
M M to a small building just east
3 and opposite to another oc-
Underwood IL Adams. Fortu-
Is discovered early and extin-
pre- doing much damage. The
at the end of the building on {
Pards and was decidedly a bold {
biness.
". /. Sabin, drover, of this
assaulted by hostler at a sta
bridge, Mass, last week, and
aten on the head with pitch
Aostler was arrested and put I
o. $500 for his future APP
court. The cause of the as .
Snat Mr. Sabin was attempting {
nv his own horse, or one in his t
tic stable, and the hostler re- l
j it go till damage had been :"
it was alleged the horse had Z
BITING loose in the stable during "
sarah Fl. Morey, widow of :
years of age, who formerly !,
village, was taken through :,
b Tuesday on her way to the y
insane at Brattleboro, in a vi :,
pf insanity. She has been liv- :,
orsyiile and at work in a fac ;,
p some time her strange talk II
has attracted some attention, :,
Nv days since she suddenly a
IN left her work and machine :,
pc, and ran for the canal, ev- 4
pding to commit suicide, but "
wed and prevented from ac- II
Der purpose. +,
! Rpre IL Clark give one of their t.
l1lents at Wightman's Hall on $,
'nakf evening. They are the {.
'pe who were here last year as Of
hite, and had so full a house. il
Pprnal, in speaking Of them D
their performance was good, al
fth the hearty applause of I
The violin solo by Prof. W
itself a good entertainment, W
ew superiors on the violin" Ell
brass band which previous T
'ainment, will play in the b,
can testify to their excel o,
heard them in Burlington kl
81
flghbor Wall, over the way,
|ked up with new and nice tn
Y which are pine apples, M
IN this hot weather when M
are scarce, oranges, lemons, CT
u canned tomatoes, peaches, sl'
Jellies, &c. Mr.. Wall in to
some nice articles which ap
una IN larger places only, un
pc will meet with that en- Id
winch true enterprise al
We
eHi While at play in Hard :"
last week on the bank of a We
! into the same >, -. pr