Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06
local Matters.

aonsyille next ouhuay'
The Ladies Of Emmanuel Church
hold a Festival for the sale OF US -ia'
'e..oy articles, refreshments, etc., at
,,mon's Hall on Thursday evening,
,O,b. commencing at 2 o'clock in the
prnoon.
Il ,madon will be ready for the holi-
for all goods in his line.
. Rev. NJ. A. Stevens recently OF tins
noe has been engaged to preach for
\. Congregational church at Ashburn-
%, Mass.
n R Cobleieh of Chester makes some
n ne best sleighs to be found in market.
|, his advertisement.
4 A youngsier in this village who was
n .t,o to his Mother a letter to his alb
sister, closed by saying, give her
Ave and tell her TO keep a good share
elfl"
I'll Those interested in boots and shoes
IN l,ho i not this cold weather } are
u ,in.d 10 the new advertisement of T..
arood, who not only has lot of new
y ak, but will soon increase his facilities
Y hing custom work. Give him a call.
u "A FIRE broke out in the dwelling of
NJ ". Wilkins in Reading, about noon Of
H. 9Th ult., bot was discovered and ex-
zsguished before doing much damage.
AS the Holidays approach we would
ham all people in Chester and vicinity to
bach Rowe's store. If they want pres
|ss they will find them there and good
|ws. We don't mean by this that friend
Rowe will make all his customers pres
rt bat he win sell them at such prices
ask will do his full share towards it.
The democrats of Walpole, N. H.,
be 80 confident in political matters that
tsy have bought cannon to celebrate
L election Of democratic President
|r year, but the republicans there pro-
i TO take it off their hands and an
aace the election of Gen. Grant with
AT Mr.. Drury's an ction sale, his
i'm was bought by Israel Ssoweil OF
EyDOle, at $4,000, and takes possession
.sI. April. Mr.. Drnry will remove in
/. ,pring to Worcester, Mass, where he
\, bought a building lot and has already
namenced the work of building himself
|; house. which he expects to complete
,ext year, We regret to lose our neigh
lor Drury, but shall not withhold from
him our good wishes for his future happi'
ness and prosperity in his new home, OF
that account.
Oar seigbbor J. W. Church had |
Nsaecue Thanksgiving day, of roast
E &C., and very handsomely remember
d the press. We suspect, however, tina
u' neighbor thinks he learnt the specia
aeel Of the press in the earlier days Q
de Vermont militia, when he says h
nee had occasion to dine with an editor
those appetite not only passed his owl
understanding but all human credulity.
The girl yho was shot at Rutland,
] dill living and may recover. As conse
Sluenee the examination of Long, the DO,
Fho shot her, has been postponed TO ava
tie result Of her injuries.
= Rev. Warren skinner has removed
ton Cavendish TO Waterbury.
Ira A. Wheeler, about 22 years G
ige Of Alsiead, N. H., committed suicid
!. BY taking laudanum, at Springfield, Mas
|n Wednesday morning of this week. II
vas respectable young man so far as "
znow. He had recently been to this plac
A. made unsuccessful application f
Fork, and perhaps met with similar mi
Erune at Springfield, and thus discoura!
amay have committed the act in stat
h dependency.
The Burlington silver mining con
any has elected +. M. Van Sicklen pre-,
dent, and c. w. Woodhouse secretar
md treasurer.
Chas. Dickens asks the moderaI
Rn Of fifteen hundred dollars only, for
sn2le lecture before the Young Men
Association of Burlington.
"A snowy owl, bird whose home
%@' extreme Arctic regions, was shot ;
,p'"seFaier, Saturday morning, by CO
'~epn L. Willis. The bird is a large ar
o'Aalllal specimen of its race, measurir
+''ieet from tip TO tip of its wings, al
= 1p'or and present pnssessor are equa
y fortunate.
The route of the Lamoille Vallt
".,i'Oad is decided upon as far as Can
~use' and the choice is now open whet
p" continue it to Georgia or throus
: Essex .Ipno,;o p,