Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-10
local Matters.

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We have had most radical and I'M
rOmising rain storm all the week thus
As consequence the river is up
and there is great promise Of grass.
Master Willie Slate of this village,
kur thanks for beautiful boquet of
Flowers, which he generously present.
last week.
THE grass ON the bank above the
n. on Westminster street, has grown
ches, strong.
Geo. Campbell Of Westminster West,
recently sold two lots OF American
10 sheep which are to be taken to
aIa New Zealand and Australia
make Vermont their market for thor
bred sheep.
rNe articles on trout bree ding which
ye recently published, have created
erable interest on the subject in this
and we hear of several parties
AVE constructed and are filling trout
of their own. Mr.. Bridgman is fill
D his which, by good judges, is pro-
ed the bes, in this locality.
y. C. Goodwin has finished up his
arness shop by building portico in
and has now the best stock Of goods
ept in such shop in this place.
Ir. Monroe announces his plants in
lumns this week. Their excellence
Nell known to need any comm enda-
Rom US. He has great supply CT
plants, besides other kinds, and as
favorable weather comes on he
i've busy time of it.
The Lodge of Good Templars in this
now numbers 81 members. In the
piieers for the ensuing quarter, pub
last week, the name of Miss Mary
pney, w. L. II. S. should have APP
instead OF Miss Maria Chaplin.
here will be meeting of the Booth
at the Island House in this village,
tsday, May 2lst, for the purpose of
Fms information relative TO a large
* ty in England, said to belong 10 the
family in America.
you want a good book--a most
Int book in fact-don't fail TO buy
the agent, Mr.. I. M. Leete, who is
|tanvassing this town. We mean
pen of the War;" noticed by US last
(Aber. The author is Frank Moore,
|nown in this place.
he restaurant recently occupied by
i Pagan, which has for some time
|losed, was re-opened on Wednesday
i week, by George Brown, who
Ply kept the same, and whose custo-
will be glad to see him again at his
hdquarters.
Those who would like a set Of mate
br playing Croquet, can get them at
hrning shop of Laban Bulloch, who
Eactures good article for playing
popular game
Trhe young men had great sport in
beet last week, during dry weather,
lying foot ball, after working hours.
were nearly hundred persons en-
at times, and occasionally half the
would simultaneously rush after the
Ike charge Of cavalry. i}arked
bruised temples, torn boots, &C.,
been the consequence, though we be-
% one has been seriously injured,
merchants fear for their windows,
des can hardly pass with safety
p he action"
iaeday The first Congregational Oh.
GSpringfeid, Mass, voted to ex-
call TO Rev. ii. NJ. Grout of WesI
hd to the pasiorate of that church.
The Connecticut River Valley Fair.
held this year at Keene, N. H., on
Ih, 18th and 18th Of September
Mr. Octave Bordeau, brakeman on
gut train, f II from the cars and was
'er' Wednesday eve, the oath ult.,
lour miles north of Island Pond
pas found dead next morning, lying
O0'h legs across the rail, three other
having passed over him besides the
l'om which he fell.
ine dwelling house. two barns and
buildings belonging to Janus Crosset
'AOury' were destroyed by fire last
The fire was set by a boy named
Beach, eleven years old, who give:
a'on for the act.
Two Ooys, Charles and John Rogers
', "a, on Saturday morning, 27tl
ihey have been traced to Norwich
WHICH no trace Of tha,, hos hoo,