Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-12-21


eceive their papers in single
h expire on the first of Jan
remind them that now is
/. reneg the same, as otherwise
~ iscontinued at the end of the
..a II. by renewing them now
n nmence with the first number
|.oIr /, which is the most convent
l. subscribers to remember, and
" and keep accounts.
II; Festival of Emmanuel Church
NJ h afternoon and evening.
M importance meeting on Sunday
"a at 6 o'clock.
FaIfn Stone of this village, raised
I Son, from ten quarts of seed
to : of an acre, l4l BUSH
cr 70a bushels corn.
m hsic on the occasion Of the ex-
s. Chester last week, was fur
, ING Chester Quadrille Band,
81. only very excellent, but was
Nm / of the splendid entertain
that 6sening.
NJ build call attention to the adj
E,mc Of W. FELTON,, at Biattleboro.
sooks IRE is among the most extern
Yefmont. Those wanting goods
bejaays or in fact any other time,
place just the one 10 go to.
Is Isl snow of the season to speak
~ sunday night last, being some
m but there was SO much wind
"a n fall evenly, and the travel
,se1 uently poor. Another batch
ualecapital sleighing, and the mer-
EfaBe some as it is, and the other
b beeinning to look expectant!
Aoss in Chester or when visiting
b, MD may wish to refresh the in
81, shpuld call upon Locke. See his
6semxhts.
Die png people of Saxtons River
y ven interesting and entertaining
ition n week. So good that it was
ked m on Wednesday evening of
ee The actors performed their
SNik inch credit, and a full audi
Eava ntheir hearty appreciation.
pser ty tons of poultry have been
n IT, West Randolph within
haflef Hayden, the engineer on the
faiNad, whose injuries we men,
b on last issue, died on Thursday
week from his injuries.
y enGre business of the late Will
pant has now passed into the hands
Wlliam j. Conant, whose ad-
tsill be found in another place
nch we call special attention. A
0ung man, and having one of the
Eture establishments in this section,
The will meet with a full measure of
prosperity, and certainly those
anything in his line should give
ill.
i. Edmund Blake of this village,
post Happy manner Of handsomely
bering the printer, and this week
10 tM pleasure of acknowledging
i'm astring OF beautiful perch and
} pike caught by him in the river
Ehe cnDal locks. The eddy is froze
px rsndering fishing in it very con-
and Mr.. Blake has had fine sue
lere III week. BY the way, it may
tgeneIblly known TO our people that
lhadare TO be placed in the eddy
anihority Of the State, next spring
= Manson Whitman of London
xhok sixty-four years of age, ha:
Ct two cords of wood per day
ser1nays in succession. Willard
an g south Reading, seventy-foul
q y during the past summer Gu
corfu wood.
= Anaf~ Mclaughlin, of Peacham
falsed, Pc past season, So bushels o
~ on 2 acres of land.
= 1osmonth Chronicle says pro
! 0ea'e ln Montpelier, VT, has takel
P'0ou p butter from a dairy at p
iof ch the seller had refused S.
PEI end only a short time since.
E es'Mated cost of railroad from
0ck junction with the VT. Cen
s'lrosd Is $4,000, and the survey
eariy <pmpleted.
" eed of Irasburgh, while re
.a' hng logs, lost his foothold an,
fourteen feet long and tw
a'oa rolled over him. He wa
~ bruised, but to the surpris
Jag bones broken.
PIX years of age, son of wild
as SO severely bitten in tn
y orse, at the residence of Cy
IN Thetford. on the Sth inst