Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-20
local Matters.

-. are now perfeciing arrangements
,ovements in this paper which i'll
~ a,evented one year ago, and which
4 ss more definitely announced the 'i'S'
j in January
wool is SO high here that coal is
INTO more general use, and we no
'p'' ~, several have recently put coal
f., y sim into their houses or Offices
~, n Pierce has rendered his res
:. nastor of the Baptist Church
na'' ,;Iloqe. TO take effect we believe
~. ~ FIRST Of February. His ministry
'''' Vs. ~ been very acceptable, and his
W ton Is received with sincere regret
hv his own society but by nu-
|.sou, friends outside
Va wonld call attention TO the adj
.at in another column headed
cn,shon.p Young Brockway, the
,.,or was Inspector OF gun work
he war, and is one of the most
nj among wortmen and mechanics.
Inc;us Weston of this town butch
,wo pigs Dec. 18th. 81 months DID,
ching respectively 4o7 and All lbs.
\, Ezekiel Weston also butchered a pig
: ,he same litter about week earlier,
ssshing 4io lbs.
The first week in January, 1868, we
"A IL Owe complete register of the
! 1n.i,e,, Of this Place, and all of our pat
:. in This village who may desire an ex-
N, copy Of that edition, can have one
\ u.tis. BY leaving their names at the fos'
n osee previous to ten o'clock Saturday
! Dec q, 1867.
A Union Singing School was organ
ID ao. D. Gray's Hall, "Wednesday
,,,oing. under very promising clrcum'
sDces. Over seventy have already joined
i win be taught by Mr.. 5. Holmes o.
u Cation. and it win be favorable oppor'
unity for all. Next school "Wednesday
Irsning Of next week.
!. The Canal gave way near Clark q
bapman's Foundry on Friday last, pro
:ably from heaying by frost, and 1t hai
.sken nearly week to repair damages
sides stopping work in various shops
u ne water broke out about noon or JUS
sier the workmen had left for dinner
ta Sumner Chapman was detained an'
q he was leaving discovered the leak
81 shch had already flooded The Foundry
s 20, deep, and jast in season 10 proven
mere serious consequences.
Mr.. Jonathan Cram an elderly gen
tenan Of South Reading, met with a Sc
we're accident last Saturday. He wa
= ,hreskias grain in Amasa Watkins barr
y and in pitching some oats from scaffolC
/ e e1over backward on the barn foo
here be laid helpless for nearly an hou
Ehsn Mr. Watkins, in another part of III
ara was attracted by his groans and in
nsdately cared for him, and carried biz
& hne. He is attended by DR.. Robinson
8 d Pelehville, and found to be seriousl
Injured internally, his back badly hurt, an
& iso ribs broken, and it is feared his inju
fts may prove fatal.
"A supplement- viii be folded in on
paper this week in which win be foun
u The prospectus of the Springfield Republ
# can which long since earned the reputatio
q being the smartest and most newsy ps
PEI IN New England.
&. : There is to be cotillon party
AIshinans Hall on Thursday evening
III next week. Music by the Keene Quat
nlle Band, A general invitation is e,
NJ tended. lis understood that series
s aese parties viii be given during the Sc.
s0a once in two weeks.
-0ur neighbor, Prof. S. f. Nerril
|s "a On band and for sale some very e,
III slienl grapes for Christmas or Ne
81 i'sfs, and those who would like a del
'@a' taste this winter weather sbou
~ aaSe him call. We have the eviden,
q ! 'nls statement in the shape of vel
aosial sample with which Le has fayorf
@'lls week. Just think moment
'''s'las IN sweet and delicious grapes
B 4SSnler! BOUNDS! 1t is enough
E W up whole community
5 Much religious interest is felt ar
'"e afeSsalis prevailing in Saxtons Ri
IN one case grocer who had for
!, "iie oeen engaged in selling beer al
VII resolved TO stop that traffic as i
, .sn' with bis new profession, and
~, ' with this resolve, empiied
s. ''o a barrel of beer he had on han
'ns street, and on the arrival of a
A., oarfel' previously ordered, emptit
70 Inc same manner.
The Brattleboro Phoenix announc
= g''ements for 1868, and also an edit
i secession and partner, in the pers,
wi friend, d. b. Staadra,