Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20
Local Matters.

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TiMfs If those who, do not keep files
will re'n US their last number, they will
confer aueeal favor
Ge'emen Hand in your names
for The NJ n,ain House. II this don't f
feet the deed object, we shall call upon
the ladies. '.e enterprise cannot fail then,
sure.
Mr.. Moal has presented to the
House the petit, of Hon. Charles Bar.
rett and 60 oiheti,izens of Grafton pray
insb r an increas' protection on import
s1soo.
- The Black RAr Transcript is the
name Of new paperas, started at LuJ.
iow.b y d, L. JoHNse The first MINI
Der looks well, nice, lean and smart.
Success to the enterpris,
Al subscribers 10 \ Agriculturist,
who are entitled TO grab vine, can now
have the saps by calling ogS. +. Merrill,
who has then ready for distbution.
The aR'unt Of sugarin Vermont
this.yrar will b. full averags,rop though
hardly quail oSwo years agol Tn West
pinster some farmers have male double
the amount Of las year, and generally in
this section the crop iscoasiierabv more
than last season.
- An Ecclesiastical Luncil for the pur-
pose Of the ordination All installation of
Mr.. n. Pierce as paste, of the Baptist
Chnrch, will he held at heir house of
worship in this village on Thursday the
Goth inst. at 10 o'clock An. Rev. DR..
EDDY of Boston win be prrsat and preach
the sermon in The evening.
The Seltctmen of Brathboro have
issued a special sanitary order requiring
NJ drains, cesspools and other.el of
6hhin that place to be thorough. cleaned
and purified as prevention against the
cholera, and if not done by The second
day 81 May, then they will order til same
70 be done at the expense Of the occupant
of such premises
- Mr.. j. B. ODER of Athens, tapped
III trees this Spring and has made an av-
erage Of six pounds Of sugar 10 each tire.
Others may have done as well but've
doubt if many Lave.
~ See advertisement Of C. NJ. Keye.
of Springfield. His address to The ladies
j. characteristic aud adapted 10 the season,
and bis new styAs Of goods are now all
The rage.
There are several veteran town clerks
in this State. ia Brandon, last March,
MIR. Davenport was elected for his fortieth
consecutive election, and 10 SALISBURY
Hiram Barton, was elected for the forty
Second consecutive election, and in this
sown A. S. CampAn was elected last
March for the thirty-ixth time.
= An attempt was made TO steal two
horses al Paper Mill Village, N. H., on
THURSDAY night of las. week One of
them, valuable horse, itssomewbat par
ticular as TO who handles md brides him,
and it is supposed to be owing TO this fact
that it was not taken away, IS it was found
near the premises without halter in the
mornins. The other horse was taken
away and found in the wooS tied to
trees A reward of $500 is offe,sd for the
arre&t Of the person or persons VIC made
she at,empt.
-gfhe Lamoille Newsdealer reports a
great amount of sugar made in tina, coun-
~.
-A Mrs Cobb is exhibiting Re-
voising Broiler" at Burlington, which
broiis Steak equally in three mputes.
ID X. Simonds, Esq, has retired
from The editorial chair Of ;he Newpor
Express, and D. NJ. Camp I'd has taken it.
- The Brattleboro Winaham County
Park Association are fitting up their
grounds for the State Agricultural Fair to
be held next September.
- young mems prayer meeting has
been held for several weeks on Monday
evenings in Rev. DIR. Tylers church, a,
Brattleboro. Ii is well attended and much
religious interest prevails.
-Erasmus Plympton, Esq, of Wards.
boro. las rented his store to Amos May.
MI. Pympton's health is failing gradual
", aud his death would not be unexpect-
ed at any time.
Capt. f. G. Butterfeld Of Saxton's
River, has just filed his store with n "
goods, and announces the fact in our al.
vestising columns this week. See adver
tissnent.
We have quite variety Of anony
mp0e on hand, but we can
net 81 course give Them publication. w,
doutpan't the rame of the author for pab