Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-10-19
raj Matters.

Ii CSilford, and another gentleman
II naae we have not learned.
w saw mill is being built in
II hiding by Floyd Hawkins and
Nv es.
EChase Jr. and e. C. Hooper
~ led a copartnership in the dry
A. y. groceries business in Chase's
Al Hagcr of Proctorsville, State
Lloy;. will visit Europe next year,
| attes3 the Worlds exhibition at Par
AZ Inc Springfield town fair two
eks since, there were 50 pairs of oxen,
De,,s il sheep, and Booth, Rogers and
i. bstchcrs, bad II hogs and pigs in
open.
CA. Gay, Esq, editor of the Rut-
i Herald, has been re-appointed Sec
ary Il civil and military affairs.
lMr.sA. L. Thompson, a live business
ho nan from Proctorsville, has bought
ISaueel Cragin's store on Canal street
tw;lIk his customers at all times
,bcb lest of provisions and groceries.
his advertisement.
Mr.W. S. Moultrop of Westminster,
4 us stalk of cotton, with the cot
bods III on, well filled with cotton, be-
/ u pie of some he has raised the
/ sea1on. AS Mr.. NJ. served in the
Boa my, we suspect he learned the
|of ra&ing cotton during that time, and
ms 10 Nave got his lesson well.
: There will be an extensive auction
j in Westminster, on Friday of next
x, BY Nr. Morris Pierce who intends
a 70 ~ West; the particulars of which
be found in our advertising columns.
9 sale comprises a large and valuable
Of property, and offers an excellent
,ortunity to purchasers.
= Wefound a barrel of splendid sweet
Ples-xnany of them large pound sweet
sin our door yard a day or two since
! after some inquiry ascertained they
be irop our friend l. Glynn of Cam
idgepot who may rest assured that his
~ hberal remembrance is fully appre-
led. The fruit is of his own raising
II "a be success, and very promising
his yang and growing orchard.
1ae*e viii he . series of meetings in
eecfi0n with Rev. Mr.. Gurr's church
hester, commencing Tuesday, October
The special object of which, is to pro-
B arevival of Gods work. Pastors
all Interested are cordially invited to
nd.
One day last week, while wrestling
another boy, at school, Albert Pres
Of Strafford was thrown so forcibly as
ave Both bones in his right arm broken.
= Royal Houghton, of Grafton, was
md dsowned in the pond at his mill or
motning of the 9th ult. 1t is no
own whether it was intentional or acct
htal. lis hat was found in the mill.
Hon. Merrick Gay, one of the Sena
b from Windsor County, we regret Il
Re, j Retained at home by severe an,
|ugerotis illness. His afiliction is a dis.
ke II he heart.
Jxmes Needham, formerly of Hol
|nd, isuow in Jail at st. Johnsbury 70
having more wives than the law allows
~ second wife was Miss Abbie Hoa
Barns, who made the discovery.
AlkFt Lake of Castleton had hi
'ce bedIy burnt bis eyes shut up, an
Is sknH nearly fractured, while OF
nooilne ducks, the other day, by III
urss'n OF his gun, caused by loadin
nile ith shot instead of a bullet.
rHf hundred citizens of Lyndc
'ad pear hunt and failure last week.
- old miner named Hearse, WI
''''eo Corinth last week, by the fallir
'p0h ! } of rock weighing five tons.
Luther Colburn. of North Tro
''le swlng load of wood, on the 10
'''', pc thrown from his load by Il
"ee cropping into a hole in the roa
wv Y BE tall broke the neck of the rig
"'sn nc. He viii probably be crippl,
or life
~ the night of the-2d inst. Il
'0re q j. Hidden of Craftsbury Con
4'l, ~ broken into, and $500 worth
len therefrom, the greater part
'' Fas found in an adjoining field Il
The burglars were arrest'
: '' b near South Troy, and lock-
= y Hasburgh Jail.
sen Darling and C. A. Hoyt recer
8, ht an eel in Chambers Pom
1ck, three feet and four inch
y Aplch weighed seven pounds. T.
' ~ they caught about thirly-fi