Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-01
GUS Falls Zines
4ocal Matters.


AM the farmers into most smil-
bdtiol The season is decidedly
nrd, bn.is now very promising.
b. ID. Gny, has just stocked his
with new gods and styles, and now
time to make selections from one Of
h stocks Of the season.
|rbe rumor of tie failure Of the Ty-
lon Co. at Tyson Furnace in Plym.
is untrue, the cempany thus far
"a all its liabilities and continues all
erations.
DANES Brady, an employee on the
al railroad, was run over aNd killed
bite River junction on Monday -
as on the track before an approach
toine. and the engineer warned him
i the way, and in obeying the warn
III into the way of another engine
II it is supposed he did not see.
AIR. w. G. Bancroft and wife Of
7 alo, had narrow escape with their
'8 on Saturday last, the particulars OF
will be found on second page. MIR.
croft is a son of Fabius Bancroft,
|, of this village, and of course well
IN in this place and vicinity.
The injuries TO Messrs. Howe and
ren Of Ludlow, which we recorded
week, prove to be very serious. Mr..
fren is still confined TO his bed and Mr..
re still remains in an insensible state
there is hardly any hope of his re-
Fry.
= An Auction Sale will come off at the
hence of j. ID. Bridgman, on Green
et, on Tuesday the 18th inst, com
icing at Q o'clock in the morning -
advertisement. A good portion of the
perty to be offered is as good as new,
the opportunity is therefore a good
Those in Chester or vicinity who
ht the best article in gold or silver
eds, should call upon Rowe, who will
Dish as neat patterns of gold and silver
IL, in the form Of jewelry or otherwise
Fan be found in Vermont. See aiver-
kment.
The Woodstock Standard says that
iolt being led from Bridgewater behind
aagon by Albert Packer and Nathan
frbanks, both Of that place, took fright
4 peddler's cart. jumped into the wagon.
in the struggle that followed Mr..
frbanks had his leg broken below the
L. while Mr.. Packer escaped with a
ken rib.
Mr.. Monroe is just now in the ze-
of furnishing early plants, and as the
on is late there will doubtless be q
land for them till the last Of june
number Of tomato plants which he il
kishing this year is almost fabulous.--
sent off 5000 plants in three days be-
the season had begun. His plants
\ being sold this year in nearly every
1nty in this State, and those of ouI
ers who may wish for supply viii
gell TO take one more look at his ad
isement in this paper.
Mr.. Rodney Bassett who was so Sc
ely injured at the depot more than tw'
bths ago, has remained up TO within
but ten days, in the most critical an
btful condition, but we are glad to sa
ow Enthusiastically better. He has bee
The Bellows Falls house during all thi
f, but hopes soon TO be able to go
& home at Mortified. 1t viii be eigl
years this month since he was en-
yed on the Central railroad, being III
4 FIRE period from the building and exis
~ E Of the road.
II. b. Wall has just filled his stol
~ new and fresh supply of groceri'
"a provisions, which we. can warrant ;
of hrst quality, from the fact that he h
zFSF ented us with very liberal quanti
variety of samples which we have d
fested. His tomatoes put up in seal
+, are certainly the best we have ev
b, and they are the first sample we e
Saw which from taste we could not di
g1ish from those fresh from the vines
: John Brown of Windsor, former
This village, met with serious accide
week. While going down hill with !
m with a load of wood, stick of wo
off upon the horses, which so frighte
them that they became unmanageab
he was thrown off the load breaki
of his legs, and one arm in two plac'
While Mr.. S. b. Waters Of Johnsc
ban over 20 years of age, and his wi
an aged lady, and Mrs. Atw
be going to church on Sunday wee
going down a hill, the rocker plate
wagon came off, letting it fall 10
Pund with great violence. Both of \
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