Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-30
Teal Matters.


I'd society of this village, will
annual festival in Hills build
dnesday evening of next week.
u friends of Rev. N. Pierce are
10 remember the donation that
II place on Friday evening of this
4 % will be Union services of the
ional, Baptist and Methodist
on Thanksgiving day, at the
wv Church. Sermon by Rev. Mr..
There will also be services at
Church.
Fingers in this village are invited
I Prof. S. +. Merrill on Sunday
Dec 9th, at 5 O'Clock, for re
n ith reference to the Temp erance
\ be held that evening
proposed four days meeting,
4 10 be held at the Baptist
,,k3n this village next week, is una
Jul postponed.
A&pecial school meeting Of this vii
III doubtless be called Immediately,
) Measures with reference to rebuild
u School House.
I'LL temperance work in Grafton is
VI nuch progress, and the number
ma recently signed the pledge is
kf3he fire Tuesday night we could
nIe with feeling the real heroism of
III boys who evidently had a will
Eksart in their efforts TO save their
I House.
Til extracts from essays by DR..
Nh Windsor, read at the temper
~ ting on Sunday evening, by Rev.
;t tns, were of exceeding interest.
III es NJ. Parker, oyerseer of the
of BIS town, died at his residence in
,ns BE, on Sunday night last, Of con
10 He had recently resigned as
~ on account of his health, and
Eddy after taking his bed. He
q highly esteemed and respected.
RI. N. Pierce has been appointed
Is Selectmen as Superintendent Of
p this town, 10 place of Rev. Mr..
4 ected last Spring, but declined.
uperintendent's notice. The exam
h xas 10 have been held at the School
!. 1t will now of course have to be
~ here, but the Superintendent did
~ where this "wednesday MORN
~ notice of the new shops of the
" railroad at Keene, last week,
vas misprint in giving the length
building which should be 1l2 feet
III l12.
1p. Washburn of Springfield, a
"a democratic politician of that
IA on the 18th inst, at the age Of
Z. John Gould Of Windham, who
!, Jay is 81 years of age, has raised
season, eight English turnips
8ighed one hundred and eleven
q The largest one weighed 161
nd measured two feet and eleven
81 circumference. If any one has
III we should like to hear from him,
Nung.
IN. Bond, the tight rope performer
Eesently performed his feats in thi;
h j as robbed of all his funds, some
RM at Union village, N. Y. He ha'
lud i to give up his mid-air perform
b the present, and will atten,
q X coming winter. More sensible
W. ". Atwater lectured on ten
the Baptist Church on Thurda
last week, to a full house. Th
Z! as strong and sbounded in fact
me time Mr.. Keyes house wa
! "alpole, Mr.. Reyes was som
Y from his house at work on hi
: eelng an unusual smoke he ran
: where he found his wife tryin
Y the fire, her own clothes bein
I flames. He of course immed
lnguisbed the fire on her dres
found IT was too late to save h
advertisement of o. J. Pratt, {
. pro, This store is among the be-
ments in Vermont, for milliner
) goods, his stock being excee'
ge and varied from which TO MAX
pc OF the music at the temperate
Is really very fine. At the la'
a beautiful quartette was sun
as expressly composed and a
pr the occasion by Prof. Merril
Brat,leboro Phoenix says tn;
erham, the well-known clock r,
Vernon, was attacked viii
on the railroad below j. f. Blu
~ In j