Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-23
fIIulus sgalls Gimps,
may MORNING, NOV. %. 1865.
Local Matters.


cr than usual next week on accoun;
Thanksgiving Advertising patrons
please notice.
There will be donation visit at the
Of Rev, N. Pierce on Friday eve,
SOth. An are invited to attend.
The fiends of the Rev. Mr.. Wight
bis place, will meet at the Parsonage
tuesday evening next, for the purpose
baking him donation visit. Per or
Nj Committee
Y We hear that the exhibition given
Mic young people of Westminster on
Gnesday evening, was brilliant sue
attend d by an overlooking house,
WILDE repeated this Thursday even
Good !
DR.. Ripley, inspiraiional speaker,
lecture at Paper Mill Village, N. H.,
Sunday.
The weather has been remarkably
ahis fall, and few days since, DIR. O.
Moods found some field strawberries
b blossom, which he took up and trans
& led in his store whore they may be
\ Butter had quite tumble at ST. AL
u on Tuesday the choicest lots bring
&rnly so to 50 cents per pound.
" We have on cur table some parsnips
m by Charles Towns, in the Island
be garden this year, measuring over
" feet in length One Of them is three
&lnd six inches long. They h.ve ev-
lSlly started for oil or tea, and by spring
y reach both.
y See advertisement of Walton's Reg
Ii headed, Wait for the Best.
y They are to have singing school at
r. pnsville the coming season, under the
i ion of Mr.. Sidney Holmes of Graf
IA The school viii commence on Sat
- evening of this week, and all sing
b and near are invited to attend.
A special town-meeting is to be held
u bingham Centre, on Monday after
g. Dec Sd, at 2 o'clock, to elect an
NJ eer of the poor, in place of J. NJ.
|f#r, resigned, on account of i'll health.
Butterfield & Smith are manufac-
some very nice and excellent soap
Al stoves, sample OF which may be
MI the store of Arms & Wilson.
- hose interested in music are re-
m to the card of Mrs. Ball in our adj
1ng columns this week. The " Am
~ Method +" to which she alludes, is
~ of in very high terms by those
skave become acquainted with it.
DR.. Wotkyns of Walpole, N. H., had
pns of the Hubbardton Nonsueh graft
I one tree last spring, every one of
ii lived, three of which blossomed
'fpo bore ruature 6.uit
Mrs. Willard Holden, living about
miles above South Reading, near
n Sawyer's committed suicide on We'd
Eg night of last week, by drowning
n in small brook, back Of the house.
n the water is only about six inches
IN She had been insane for many
i and lodged in room by herself,
T. the morning her husband went to
r, when he found she was missing.
ent to the neighbors in search of
I, ID soon after she was found by Mr..
gu Sawyer lying in the brook with two
q frchiefs tied tightly over her mouth.
y he Bratileboro people organized
~ last week. and had a crowded
on Monday evening last for their
Raebate. Rev. A. Brown of the Pho
esIdent. They hereafter hold their
discussions every Monday eve
amei Tennessee of Ludlow, an
on the Rutland and Burlington
had onoof his legs badly broken
anesday of last week. He was on
0aatd with lumber, and in passing
near Chester, the end of post
'ne side of the bridge and drove a
Il OF board entirely through his
ahlag both bones. 1t is hoped his
be saved {, ON amputation.
mes NJ Shattuck of Putney, a.
FER by trade, who had worked in
poro for the last ten years was
IN the latter place on Tuesday of
H. lie was in state of intoxica-
en- last seen alive, and whether he
mself into the river purposely or
Se' 1t was in either case the effects
= new store of Marcy & Robin
brownsville, has been opened and
FRA the inhabitants of that vicinity
FommodatioHs they have so long
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