Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-16
Local Matters.
A Printer Wanted.

81 good job Printer wanted at this office
0ation permanent.
Rev. N. Pierce of New York City
BIS the call Of the Baptist Church ia
blace and will commence his labors
- Sabbath.
:. Ss| r A Fenian circle has been organized
~ ratileboro. Why not organize one
c93 There is material enough for a
49, one.
4$ Capt. T. Cole of Westminster has
asu11Bhi farm to ID. A. DeWolf for 81, 800.
~. G. Wightman is bound to make
buofiess lively at his store for the few
svu he is to remain there, and during
&xt thirty days offers his entire stock
u oosf. See his advertisement.
IS - Mr.. William Nutting, Of this place,
hAn sQld one of his excellent organs to the
Bsrlist Society, at Keene, N H., which
\ wiz 6n be placed in their church.
Guild & Farr are selling a neat little
conirisance called the {" Pencil Point Pro-
tsctor by which common lead pencil
can ~ made more durable and lasting.
They are also offering their stock Of dry
goods It prices fixed at a cash basis.
- The Saxtons River NJ. and F. Club
did not hold meeting on Monday even
ing, on account Of the weather, and the
subiecl ~ that evening, and the meeting
were both adjourned to next Monday eve
ming
Rove, at Chester, has new stock
Of coin ornaments which he viii sell at
decidedly favorable terms. See his ad-
verfisement.
NJ Harvey Strong has sold his meat
mark6tto Henry Bowkcr, of Charleston,
N. H., who takes possession next week.
The temperance society in Putney
hold meetings every week, and 400 per-
Sons il that town have recently signed the
pledge.
- Sc advertisement of the new Amer
lean HsAk Regulator, by Guild & Farr
who want agents in every town in this
county.
The death of L. p. Nourse, Galva,
lllinoiA noticed in the TIMES last week,
~ aSpropriately noticed by the Masonic
ffatsF&ity Of that place, official notice Of
Whit has been duly sent and received by
q.
The weather has been very tickle
during The week. On Sunday it thawed,
and On Monday it rained in torrents all
dzy, carrying off NOR than half the snow,
and though the river did not clear, the ice
brokeAin some places.
The ice had formed so strongly across
the river from the eddy, that wood road
was broke across, and for the last two
weeks he travel between Vermont and
New Hampshire was almost entirely by
this Toufe. The late thaw, however, has
wholly broken it up and of course carried
back he usual receipts to the toll bridge.
Mother financial surprise was csus-
ed 10 this village by the suspension and
closing of John Adams store on the I'd
inst, whch makes portion If our village
appeax like one continual fast day, and
which We hope will not be continued long.
-y.G Wightman has sold his hall and
lie whele building to Mr.. S. p. Osgood.
d Ckasleston, N. H., for two thousand
dolIars, and takes possession in March
He wa put meat market into the base
U emit fronting Canal street, and thus we
shall gain have two meat markets in this
splacss DIR. Nichols, whose office is now
in the building fronting Rockingham str eet,
will probably remain.
The Fair and Festival Of the Uniyer
salist Society at Paper Mill villag, N. H,
was ~ greatest success Of any similar
thing y this section. There were nearly
one thousand people present, coming in
from Al the surrounding country, and the
net receipts or profits, after deducting all
expenses, were five hundred fcty-three
dollars
~ Samuel B Pettingiii Of Grafton, a
member of the senior class in the Institu-
ton at Andover, Mass, was licensed to
preach the Gospel by the Essex So. As
sociatlcn of ministers at their meeting in
South Danvers the 9th inst.
IL cloak and fars belonging to Miss
Robineon, one Of the teachers of the High
School, md stolen from the school house,
have not yet been found. Her loss must
be some $40, and we are glad to know
that quite number Of our citizens are
endeesoring to make up her loss, and we
trust - doubt net they will succeed.
j. Pratt at Brai,leboro, whose ad-
yerfiseuent will be found in another col
pmn, = now offering bis entire stock, which
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