Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

Furthermore this strong minded femal
handed to the Courier man marriage n,
tice, which he published. announcing h.
marriage to Mr.. Calvin Warner. An
now comes Calvin, and says he never ma,
ried Miss Clayton, and what Is more new
err intended to. Miss Clayton ought to b
spoken to-"
David Jack, of Marshdeld, caush
tweniy-seven minks last fall, which b,
sold for SO each. -
IT. c. Houe hton's residence ia Bridge
port was wholly destroyed by fire las
week.
The Vermont Central Railroad lately
placed upon the market per cent. loan
for $70o,Oo0 and 100000 Of il has been
already taken.
Real estate Is lively ia CastIeton.-
II. Ainsworth has sold his farm Of $50
acres for $4,000, which thirty-Gve years
ago changed hands at $4,000.
- Apples are decidedly lower. Last
week they sold in Springfield, Mass. at
auction at from 1915 to $3.50 per barrel.
Good greetings sold at $500.
A boy named Winslow, while sliding
down hill on Chanplain Street, in Burling-
ton, last Saturday, on traverse sled, had
both legs broken by running against
tree.
"A Dispatch fr@ ST. Albans states
that DIR. II. +. Stevens prominent ply
stefan in that town, died Of typhoid fever
u his residence yesterday after a severe
illness Of two weeks.
Justice June, Of Braadon, fined Rev.
ben Fifeld, Henry Keeler, Harry Ses-
ions, and Allen Draper, $500, each with
'osts, for profane and obscene language in
he streets Of that tewn on CHRISTMAS day.
"A new paper mill has been started in
be part Of Remington that bears the
leasant name Of /" Sodom," which is
laimed to be the best mill of its kind in
'ermoni. T. W. Park is one Of the own
rs. sss
"A beas and her tive cubs were killed
hS~tington in a cave in the rocks, about
70 miles east of Harvey Cobb's, on the
inst The weight of the bears was re-
l6O, SAL and GO pounds. I
- The hoxse Of z. S. Heyt, of South
'heeiock, caught FIRE On the 9Th inst,
anday, burning the roof through ia sew
al places, and bacoed up one bed Had
been discovered q few minutes later it
uld not have been exinguished.
= On Wednesday, hast week, man was
en-, going from Cumberland Head to
rand Isle, on skates. He was called to
d warned of his danger, but went on
d fell in, and before assistance could be
ndered be went down. His name is not
own
An affIay between two women, &C.
FRED the other day in Lincoln, resulting
the lining Of Mrs. Handser and her
so servant girl, eight dollars apiece for
'ault asd battery.
"A store and dwelling aoxse IN Peach
Hollow owned by Wm- A Bneket !
Lucius N. A. Conam were DESTROYED {
fire Friday the 9Th. It Is Supposed G
It the fire caught from the store pipe in r
attic. n
James Furgssm Of Barnet, and VIII d
a Hyndnan, who lives Just across the s
nnecticut River from BarD& were born
the year l77i, and Of course are about n
years OF age. Both mem are remark {
y vigorous and Intelligent.
Mr.. Moses Stevens, Jr., Of Danville, ,
re 10 death Sunday morning las. week, b
lie travelling from Cabot to Danville
Gen. He was cold when he left Cabot, +
had very slow horse to drive. He 6
led At house to warm, and died in if I
n minutes after he got before the fire.
Mrs. Fanny DawIey of Mount Hol- E
now in her Slst year, spun, during The
fall, $50 skeins Of wooden yarn, be- n
3 doing considerable share of the
sework Of the family She usually
a days work day but the last /, :,
she spun she was taken sick with the :
hold fever, aad left her days work un- :
shed. Hopes are now entertained that
will recover, 6uish her ..stent." and :
good deal more =
SOCKS REcEIvED.-We have received q
ugh johnson Il Babbitt, from Lee &, g
pard, Boston; Hermaa, OF Young 7
ighthood, by Z. Foxton," two volumes