Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-08
Local Matters.

tesllNal oh A""'S'y ~
inc of next week, March ~ at
Humans Hall. A good time expected,
all are invited.
Lost--a sum Of money in this village
tuesday last. The finder shall be sat
ttorily rewarded by reporting the same
Bis Office.
The funeral Of Hon. WM. c. BRAD
took place at his residence in West
ster, at noon, on Wednesday.
Perry and Scofeld of Cambridge
will have an auction of woolens and
BY goods at Grafton on Wednesday at
clock p. NJ, March Is. f. Phelps,
toneer
II A ui-weekly mail route has been es-
isled between West Townshend and
hdham.
y Linseed oil meal is now kept for sale
3hs place by Wilson * Co.
s. A, the Sugar Season is again at
we rvmind all sugar makers that
rate sap pans, &C., can be obtained of
IIadley, in this village
Mr.. Edmund Blake has our thanks
large and very handsome pike which
Taught few days since in the eddy.
ba, had unusual good luck there this
Ter and generously divides with the
hitter
II Mr.. William Stone, of this village,
Minded town meeting on Tuesday for the
b.third consecutive year. We believe
has also attended services on Christmas
at Emmanuel Church the same num-
Of con. ecutive times. He is seventy
be years of age. He gave his first
u in this town and has voted here ever
Il,
n Mr.. Francis Daniels, of Grafton, re-
Sdy gave S2l0 TO constitute member
De family Director of the American
e Society, and 10 make others of them
members.
We are decidedly in luck this week
R. Z. Miller having sent and pre-
led US with an oil painting of beau
view among the White Mountains. |
this handsome courtesy TO the press
return our most hearty thanks, and
a, as we doubtless shall, to hear of his |
&mphs in the art of his profession here
Dr.
For The first time in fifty years they
ballot in Springfield for moderator.
\ Lave not the vote but it resulted in |
election of c. A. Forbush. A cor
fOndent informs US that it was the full
town meeting ever held.
Hon. Ebenezer Howe of Vernon. |
on the 26th of February, aged 81 |
Fs He served eleven years in the |
Ise of Representatives and three years
be Senate, and since 1862 has been
Etant assessor in the I'd Congressional
fict. A valuable man in every posi-
in life.
+ We understand that Mr.. II. +. Mil |
whose paintings have won such uni
bal admiration in this place for the last
weeks, coniemplates going to Italy |
spring, to complete his education as
|artist, though most people would con-
it sufficiently complete already.
There is TO be levee and prone
De concert at Alstead, for the benefit of |
Cornet Band in that place, at Ander-
Hall, on Tuesday evening March
The agent of Greeley's history of the
is now in this and adjoining towns
EhOuting the book TO subscribers.
At the late term of the Supreme
PNn Windsor County, twenty divorces
+ grated.
Ia Wardsboro, there were Is deaths,
Marriages, and IL births, during the
1867.
The Waterford Gold Mine is minus
d. Folks can see the hole into which
money went.
Patents issued Feb. %: to A. Z.
'ey West Waterford, for Improvement
trunks; and to Casius A. White, Fair
a. Tor improved washing and wringing
Pehues
butter continues TO sell at st. Adams
I'll 20 to 80 cents, as to quality.
"A girl aged four years, of Alfred
'O"S OF Craftsbury, was badly scalded
'pSe'llng kettle of boiling water up
herself.
'Onn Holmes of Lexington, and
"u brown of Canaan, were both killed
"'iy by the falling of limb of tree
bon them.
Ia French woman at Forestdale.
"'uoh), gave birth to three children,
~ sung IL pounds each. Mother and
''ren all living.