Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-07


importance meeting at the Baptist
next Sunday evening at 6 o'clock.
sceum at Wightman's Hall next
evening at z O'Clock.
,e donation at Rev. Mr.. Wights
Elk was pleasant affair, and real
he $50 for bis benefit.
u is an extensive religious interest
3yiyal at Felchville. Some sixty
have made profession, including
the leading men of the place.
C. Goodwin has bought the build
th of Kings block, formerly used
IA & Farr as a flour store, and is
up to use as a harness shop, and
to move into it on or before the
January next.
he ground was whitened with snow
aday morning, the 25th ult.. but it
.nt off, and the weather since has
i and moderate and some farmers
Uior their fields-a not very fire.
~ recurrence in this section in De-
the railroads have changed their
. time this week, and the Boston
,&ire) now arrives here at twenty
1 after II O'Clock in the afternoon,
e trains going north and west cor
with this time.
be Oh ster Dramatic Club gives
Edition in that place at Ingraham's
pn Wednesday and Thursday eve
IN next week. 1t is probably the
&amatic club in the State, certainly
81 section and the entertainment can
n to be good one.
s5 he donation TO Rev. Mr.. Pierce
I uccessful affair aud the money and
"a amounted TO about eighty dollars,
NM of course sadly clouded by the
IN and serious illness Of his boy on
xfeDing of the visit, and the boys
n which followed in the afternoon of
day.
fof. Ward of Westminster, lost
Be hundred dollars worth of books
er things by the destruction of our
n house last week, among which were
i ble collection of botanical speci-
u laced in a book and for which he
en offered fifty dollars.
s eef and other meats in this village,
4 nally yielded to the decline. Beef
\ Which has been selling at p cents
~ being sold at Is cents. Poultry
"a been held at % cents is now
IA at 20 cents. These are the retail
sifhile workmen were recently en-
4 10 repairing the bridge on Bridge
d in this village, they found pocket
containing papers, but no money, and
y it has since been ascertained be-
81 to Aaron Gle of West Hartford
had it picked from his pocket at the
{shere during the fair at Brattleboro
fich time il contained some $50. The
cket had evidently taken out th'
and deposited it where it wa
and it has now been restored TO it
minus the money.
Rev. N. Pierce and family of thi
have met with sudden and sever
|6 BIZ, being the death of beloved bo
= en- years Of age, by diptheria, o
4 kretic Group. on Saturday aftetnoo
Mn He was a bright and promising la
<&uch sympathy is felt for the bereay
bong all our people. His sicknes
= Very brief and on the day Of b
Q surgical operation was performe
throat still hoping to save the liitl
life, but in vain. The coatings il
ID closed the passage for breath. an
the precious life of the little sufe
Fev. DR.. G. P. Tyler has resigne
storate Of the Centre Congregation
'rch, at Brattleboro.
An old lady named Caldwell, resi-
'iuooaruton, recently celebrated M
pndredth birth day.
luther Bunker of Morristown WI
FL at East Middlebury on Frida
y High BailifF o. F. futile, f
g $40 Of Zenas Farrand of Esse
Rollin NJ. Miller of Brattleboro, W
IN Boston one night recently
py two men who walked along besi'
sking him questions.
peo. T. Bracket, employed in Pr
Livery Stable, in Brattleboro, viii
ng a stall for the purpose of" be
own one of the horses, last wee
esday, was kicked by the amin
y injuring his left arm.
II woman named Keefe while tradi