Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-16
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:. |. ! MoRNlNc. AUGUST 10, lso,.
Local Matters.

A few copies Of the Westminster
o,onnial for sale at the Post Office.
Conductor Geo. s. Miner has our
.nts for files of Montreal papers.
Ratland, Burlington and Bradford,
wen is Rockingham have adopted q
NIX list Of voters for the State election.
The 22d Annual Fair Of the Wind
Or County Agricultural Society will be
ID at Woodstock, Sept. path, 25ih, and
Gh
- Copies Of the Westminster Centen-
ii may Be obtained by mail, postpaid,
application to Rev. Il. j. Fairbanks,
Westminster, vi. P.iee 20 cents.
DIR. 0. e. Woods, Dysentery Cor
ial is having quite large sale this seas
- Rev. Addison Brown Of the Brat,le-
oro PhGnix has our thanks for furnish-
3 US with the proceedings Of ye democ-
scie at Fayetteville
= Three young men charged with lar
cay escaped from Rutland jail Monday
pieht. As the Ascutneyville murderer is
ooancd there we hope they won't allow
i'm 10 escape.
= Josiah Hastings, ESD, editor Of the
Naliham Mass.) Sentinel, las been stop
,ing at the Island House this week.
lucky ediicrl
The Canal Company are making ar
Engagements to repair their dam above Sui
van railroad bridge, with view Of
rawing more water into the canal,
= Geo, Slate has been appointed as
enee in all cases of bankruptcy, where
poac are elected by the creditors, for the
Ioan,ies Of Orange, Windsor and Wind
am.
- Dick Sands Combination Troupe and
4 brass Band give an entertainment at
Wightman's Hall this Thursday evening.
$Their programme embraces a great varie-
IS, and they viii doubtless furnish much
amusement for their audience.
- Geo. Ryder, Of Saxtons River, the
one we believe Of whom Harry's Boy
y has made frequent mention, met with Sc
ious accident few days since, by which
Oae hip was badly dislocated, disabling
q him for while.
- Patrick Bohen, iaborer on the new
school house, fell about twenty feet on Sat
urday last, while ascending ladder, and
i was seriously bruised and otherwise MUIR
ed, but is now doing well. He was carry
ing pail Of water and lest bis hold just
before stepping upon the staging.
= S. A. Spooner Of Charlestown, n
H., carpenter and joiner, keeps on hand
for sale, clapboards, doors, sash, glass; &c.
and those doing business in that place, and
who want anything in his line will do vel
to give him cab.
= We notice BY the rules and regula
rions in bankruptcy, just promulgated By
{ the Vermont United States District Court
by Judge Smalley. that the TINES ha
been appointed as the official paper il
which to publish all bankrupt notices fo
Windham County. The Windsor Journa
is appointed for the same in Windso
County.
E. S. Sabin, Jr., Saxtons River
bought the properly of the Grafton Man
ufac,uring Company at the auction o.
! Tuesday, for s40oo--a pretty good bai
/ gain, we judge. That is, he bought see
en-eights Of the whole concern, one eight
belonging 10 The estate Of the late nj.
Proctor. lie also bought she fixtures an
and the boarding house.
- The editor Of the Montpelier ArgJ
has been sued for libel by Hon. Joll
Grego.y, Of Mortified. Damages la
at $1,000 Tor want Of property tn
could be attached, he has been held
personal bail to appear for trial.
- Burglars broke through the fro
door of 0. f. Woods drug store last Sa
urday night, aud overhaulcd things insi'
some but found no money. They etfeet'
an entrance by reaching through brok'
pane OF glass at the top, and pulled doS
the upper bolt TO the door and by son
means probably reached from there wi
some instrument and pulled up the low
bolt.
- While the workmen were engaged
few days since in excavating for J.
Bridgman's Livery Stable, they found
South American coin, purporting to ha
been made in 1927 or forty years ago.
as counterfeit made of copper, and pre-
ably intended TO represent silver c.
valued at IS cents. In the centre
stamped 40 /" which some interpret
meaning the /" forty thieves
"A meeting of young men will be h
on Friday evening of this week, at
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