Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-28
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local Matters.

devoted to the equinoctial storm
Re has been a large appendix to i
ln f. Alexander has bought Mr.
4 Is interest in the wooden manufac,
Saxton's River, which has hereto.
en carried on by Fansw orth and
man came into our office a few
4 nce from Caledonia County, and
has rained up there more or less
n by, for forty days.
8 here is much religious interest in
j ihodist Church at Springfield, es-
~ among the members of the Sab
i bool, and the interest continues.
- market price of butter at St.
this week has been 35 to 40 cts.
y rham's stage will change time on
\ next, October lst, and will arrive
n place at about III o'clock A. NJ,
of in the morning as heretofore.
n, Is line is among the best and most
81 odating in Vermont, and we hear
mend it to all who want anything
he OF business on his route.
M NJ. NJ. Whitney, of this village,
konored us this week with a most
Il arranged boquet, composed Of
u ariety of delicate and beautiful
nj from her flower garden. The
nv has been highly honored in this
~ this fall, and Mrs. w. has addpd
Ill., Ance of rare beauty and artistic
4Gch she may rest assured is fully
led.
"a West Dummerston Lyceum win
kned for the season, on Thursday
October 4th, at which time they
IS the following question ought
N buildings to be removed from
In TO Brattleboro
! b. H. Smith, the eldest son of j.
'm1 Esq, Postmaster of vergennes,
ally killed near Lafayette, In
!, \ falling from freight train.
1h equinoctial storm of last week |
4 I in some places and did much |
aSe5 AT Montpelier the damage was |
"a pnsand dollars. George Bennett |
pr 10000 feet Of lumber with a |
a his sash and blind shop. The |
\ e $1,000. The house of d. X. |
eel& was partially undermined and
e. moved out for safety. Erastus
b $500 worth of wood, and DR.. |
|ln6 Pd number of valuable sheep
Fsay. Walton's journal says
iges between Montpelier and
we're carried away.
Vermont Central was badly
BY the flood last week, and
ue Saturday afternoon did not
place till Sunday morning.
promptly repaired and run all
pins on Monday.
Ludlow Amateur Dramatic
arranged TO give course of pub
the coming fall and winter.
Pung man in the wool mill at
ecently kicked and otherwise
olored boy, for no other rrason
be was eolored; for which de-
Of his political policy he was
Barrett is presiding at the
IN in session at Fayetteville, for the
for several terms, and we are
rn has nearly if not fully re
health.
Geo. H. Graves, a young man
EN- years, recently shot a deer
p woods near Ascutney noun
ther deer was seen near where
Jas shot, and two were seen in
day or two befure, and some
were the same ones.
was arrested at Rutland on
81 p charge of having stolen a |
s;s he had with him and was Of
\ hle' He is in Jail and gives a
Rdictory and inconsistent ac-
mselt. The horse he had with |
colored, with white hairs. |
ye"i' oid, pony built, and 16 |
y OF hunters recently discov-
on the summit of Wellington |
mystery how the horse got
here seems to be no means of |
lbIe for horse. After much |
Fey succeeded in getting the
Oft the mountain and have
for the owner.
Poland of the regular army, |
Tor Poland of St. Johnsbury. !
evetted captain for meritorious
ie Is still at Fortress Monroe,
las been stationed since his
rattleboro Phenir says that
Il