Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-12
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Local Matters.

~. l.. Morsc VI 'htS Town "u'SAtiSSo
two farms for sale, just as may suit
asers. See advertisement.
i've have received the list of premi-
warded to the late county fair, but
= Their too late for publication this
10. II. Black of Puiney has bought
terest in the paper mill at Bartons-
WI in this town, and will remove his
II there soon.
Bee advertisement of S. Sanders
saloon. He is one of the best ca
that ever served the inner man.
TThe celebrated DIR. Fitch is to be
bnce month, at the Island House.
advertisement.
&C. NJ. Keyes of Springfield who
eexs the greatest assortment of furs in
l.fsSpart of the country besides other
III, makes proclamation in our columns
~ week.
~ Mr.. L. X. Nourse has continued sue
:, in the eddy of the river where he
y aaken more large perch and pike, the
III weighing from three 10 six pounds
III and one of the best of which he has
h ously presented to us amid the thun-
li1S n applause" of those who surround
Il Domestic table.
Col. Butierfield of Saxtons River
VI kceived Charles S. Frost as part
Il Ind the two are now doing business
nasr the firm of Butterfield & Frost,
ndhaye just received a second stock of
IN winter goods for the present sea-
l For further particulars see their
4 ncement and then give them call
or some time last winter and spring
Nm S persons at the Bellows Falls
Co. missed various things, especially
Roy, and recently it has been ascer-
linea that girl named Maxwell who
I&1& work there, was the thief and that
n b been engaged in petty thieying
eF& and at other places. A few days
M girl who had lost breast pin and
\, confronted her with an officer, and
IIE into her presence, she immediate
81 her hand to cover the pin, and in
~ which she exposed ring on her
~ which was Immediately identified
owner. She gave up the articles
4 s been allowed TO depart.
~ laremont, n. III. had very sue
III Town fair last week, at which f.
y ham of Weathersfeld, exhibited
bf the best stock of his celebrated
Mi OF American Merinoes, which at
xed much attention.
ii. Geo. w. Kingsbury, formerly of
16ter, has been ordered to Burkesville,
ahcky, where he is Supt. of military
III for the Southern sub district of
atpcky, embracing the counties of Cum
nd, Clinton and Monroe.
y The Woodstock Standard says that
MI Bishop of that town has a heifer two
old which gave twenty-five lbs. of
q per day, during the month of July,
I team of which made pound of but
r day.
he Farmers and Mechanics in Per-
lie and vicinity recently held very
r. sting and successful fair and exhibit
IL We arc glad to learn that these To-
i Us are coming into favor.
Alvah Whitney of South Lon
\ Dry died on the 30th ult. at the age
years. She had been sick about
81 bars and during that time there was
'AeA from her COL lbs of water. At her
'll4 post mortem examination was
ns n her body and tumor was found
'e'sAlng eleven pounds.
"A Fec B. Prouty of Brartleboro while
out OF wagon in Marlboro, re-
with gun in his hand, hit the
such manner as to cause its dis
and his right hand being over the
the charge passed through his
making a severe wound. 1t was
lt he would loose the use of the two
ringers. He had taken the precau-
take off the caps to prevent acct
Put enough of the material from the
ems TO have remained to cause ex-
Young Prouty served three
ln the army and fought many battles
ht scratch.
The NJ. L. Church in Springfield,
centenary meetings ON the 4th inst.
entenary subscriptions at the close
day footed up SI039.S5-mostly
w. Conference Seminary and
E College"
N Friday last, Patrick Nash of Ar
was instantly killed on the West
ermont railroad near SALISBURY.
" pliers he was on a hand car, which