Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02
Local Matters.
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anu ooohVi. o'e"hSe
T. bent, IL agreeable to both parties.
Re are now in the enjoyment OF ex-
o6 sleigling, for the first time this
ut and the wood trade is lively.
krms & Wilson. offer what, all
I'D 3 considered, is called the best clothes
WIN in existence. See their adver-
- singing school is 10 be organized
= Wlghtmans Hail. some evening next
weekly Prof. c. M. Wyman of Keene.
n. a The precise time is not now
tS)oW but due notice will be given.
&ghty.fve couple took sleigh-ride
ikou Gpringfeld to Ingraham's at Chester
1T Friday, and lad gay time, especial
y = Inyiaham's Tables.
An advertisement from Springfield
was sSo1ived too late for insertion this
week.
~ a great amount Of teaming has been
done Il Ludlow, Notwithstanding the thin
covering Of snow. Mr.. @. /. Howe alone
il running forty horses aud will soon have
drawn thousand cords Of wood to the
railroad.
The friends and parishioners of Rev.
r. w. Harlow, of Csvendish, made him a
pastoral visit, on the 18th inst, leaving
$50, mostly cash.
twenty-five couple took sleigh-ride
from Springfield to this place OH Wednes-
day. and were handsomely cared for at the
Island House.
The receipt OF the Ladies' Festival
of tha Universaist Church at Brattleboro,
heh 1T week, were over $500.
The population of Woodstock is
1880 the number of voters is 1923. The
number Of persons over 80 is sc, Of whom
Susan Lewis is 90, w. Lewis is "a, and
Nancy w. Gibbs is SO.
The Ladies of the Congregational
Society had splendid weather for their
Festival on Wednesday evening, and
nne success, everything passing off agree
ably, and the receipts amounting TO $500.
&C. B. Eddy has bought the house and
lot Of William Stone on Green Street,
now coupled by S. f. Baird, and Mr.
Bels3 has bought Niles AIdrich's house
fbftker up on The same street
Guild & Farr of this village, have
decided TO abolish all credit in their busi-
f1ess, and now sell goods for cash only,
having commenced the cash system on the
Asst Of this month.
Prof. S. F. Merrill has organized
Large club Of subscribers to that excellent
agricultural paper the american Agricul-
M, and is still adding more to the list.
Each Subscriber through him receives a
Concord grapevine, gratis, as premium;
and this reminds US that the remarks of
Mr.. Merrill on grapes, before the West
minster Farmers Club, on our second
paEe, will be read with much interest by
~ Interested in the grape culture.
The Directors of the Vermont Agri-
cultural Society, met at the Island House,
Wednesday afternoon, to decide at what
place the next State Fair should be held,
but bad not decided the question at 10
otlock Thursday morning.
BENZ. Spaulding of Cavendish, has
fsttsd two pigs the past season, one Of which
~as killed when nine months and SIX days
~, md sold for $63,20, the other dressed
a ne months and % days old, 426 lbs,
and " loads of good manure are on hand
besides, to add to the profits above stated.
The Universalist society Of North
Charlesiown, N. H., held their annual
Festival last Friday evening, which passed
oG'9ery pleasantly, and was decided sue.
cess, the receipts amounting to $50. q
1rRc sum for so small place.
The hospital buildings at Bratileborc
Weee sold on the 23d, for little more thar
30000-a sum within $500 Of the officia
estimate of their value.
Rev. E. ]. Scott, clergyman o
high standing in the Methodist Episcopa
Church, and late editor Of the Christian
Messenger. died on Wednesday, aged 6:
years.
Mrs. Lydia Fitch, relict Of Dariu
Fitch, died at Hyde Park on the 9th, aged
% years, l mouth and IL days. He
mother died at the age of 81, and he
grandmoth sr at the age Of l05 years.
The Postmaster General has change,
she name Of the post office at :. Snow
0opee" to North Pomfret."
A man in Townshend, named A. q
BISON, was chopping in the woods, few
da3s since, and accidentally struck mis- a
10 his boot, severing two toes entirely
nearly severing two others. His toe
= left in the boot when it was taken Of