Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20
Dcal Matters.


I WANTED.
an apprentice to the printing business.
20 faithful boy good chance viii be
ktply at this office.
% US NO BILLS ON STATE
Except those in this immediate vicinity,
and Keene, Charlcstown, and Clare
a. Woods has q most excellent
be- soda fountain just the thing
lot weather. Give him a call.
b. Gray has just received a lot
Ind nice goods of latest styles,
Is his customers to call and ex-
I'm.
lou want to get something that
you your lifetime, buy the Me-
hes Line.
Parton Fanny Fern') is
with her husband at Brattleboro,
inry S. Morse, of Westminster
al the Freshman Glass, Amherst
WAS awarded a mathematical
U A. recent commencement of that
I Sullivan railroad was sold at
nt Claremont last week, being bid
he trustees of the first mortgage
$25O,000.
Ii. Woods block, which includes
lows Falls House and his drug
being greatly improved by the
Of two story portico on the
hich when completed will add
= lis good appearance.
Ere are several cases of small pox
bridge, brought there by pedlar.
Mite a number of red squirrels
Z len up their abode among the
hes of our village this season, and
TO say a word in their behalf.
not aware that they are doing any
and hope they will be spared.
/ Fate they may call on US for all
ID they want. Their gambols and
anong the trees constitute an at
Il, more so than if they were Gagged,
III alone and not injured, they will
1eiently tame for all purposes Of
M.
Here was an alarm of fire on Sun
ning at half past three o'clock
ht express came in at that time
= pd the Rutland bridge at the head
tanal on fire. 1t was soon extin-
and not much damage. The fire
b took from an engine of the ten
fexpress train up the night before.
Fe company came out with their en-
n did not have anything to do.
be weather has been most oppres-
Pot this week. We remember no
1when it has been so long continued.
Veral Gays II reached 100 ana over
blade. On Monday it went to 104
Guare at Amadon's. In DR.. Whit
6ffice it reached 10Y. On the ter
Col. Jennings and E. w. Ban
which are considered the most
liable places in town in hot weather,
led 90. At c. p. Morse's a few
b the river, it stood at 81 at mid
i 1t stood the same on Henry street
! village, at the same time. We
|Ve reached as high figure before,
one which lasted as long.
be ladies of St. Peters church at
File, N. H., viii hold Festival in
Hall, on Thursday afternoon and
r. of next week. In the evening an
Om New York will give a stero-
w kpe exhibition of over 60 magni-
! geographic pictures of buildings
nery in Europe and America
a. asion will of course be one of in.
nd we hope of success.
Ian Higgins has again become very
ef<at as usual when under the infu.
of'llquor, and for an assault on b
"a IN and L. Pagan at their restau-
cause they would not sell him
last week brought before jus,
ii. johnson and fined six dollar:
;, and to stand committed to jail
line is paid. Dan is becoming
II
pm. lie has pension money with
buys the iire-water," and We
nd a movement will be made
the appointment of guardian
and thus secure his pension
pr the benefit of his family who
net from the hot weather ha:
last A most acceptable and re
shower fell Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday morning is cool
ie most comfortable for a week
rounding country was visited by
carrier In the week, but they die
here, and our village garden.
inning to suffer from the drouth