Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-12
Local Matters.


\, Eve dollars and cost, in that place
eek for drunkenness.
Springfield is about to adopt the
school system, and the three dis
III the village have been united Tor
prpose.
Rev. A. S. Barton, recently of Sax
river. was installed over the Congre-
Ii Church in Townshend, on the
bst.
The West River House at Towns
bias passed into the hands of c. II.
a, who will doubtless keep good
ourteen persons connected them
with the Congregational Church at
h, last Sunday.
cap,tal good stock of groceries,
ons &c, may be found at Col.
store, where he will give his GUS
fbe best bargains the market af-
s. Miss Bailey of Saxton's River sends
bullets egg which measures by s
weighs quarter of pound strong.
pullet evidently reads the papers and
therefore exerted herself accordingly.
81 Rev Benz. Ober, formerly of Saxtons
I'm will continue as pastor of the Con-
,oational Church at Newfane another
" A few days since he was the recip-
IN handsome donation.
q D. L. Milliken in selling out his in.
in the Brattleboro Record, reserves
Management of the editions for Spring
d Brandon and Waterbury.
- Several communications on hand
81 wait. One from Grafton and one
u Springfield, are accepted and will
Shbly appear week after next, our
for next week being already taken
fortunately they are of a character
will lose nothing by the delay.
others will have TO receive further
Heration.
s. A club has been organized in Spring
v for the support of a reading room.
a are fifty members Of it already, and
NJ papers have been secured for it.
4 is not only most excellent enterprise
& characteristic of that enterprising
~. f. Stiles, of Springfield, was
ing home from the village one evening
6week, when he met two men with
! and carriage, and as they came up
with him, one of them jumped into
! carriage, when Mr.. S. Immediately
ked him down. and whipping up his
team, drove home without further
sstation.
Mr.. ii. p. Earr, of Westminster,
Ia valuable full blood Durham bull,
(nteen months old, weighing 1924 lbs.
Hon. John b. Hutchinson died at
Il Randolph, on Friday morning last,
AZ years. He was born in Brain
Vermont, Oct. s, 1919. He was an
fney-at law, and was for many years
kding member of the Orange county
+ Geo. II. Bigelow, Esq, of the Bur-
Zion Times, has been confirmed by the
pate as Postmaster at Burlington. We
4 glad to record this success of Mr..
slow who we believe fully deserves it.
Lear of pretty good story of the
esdent and Judge Poland in connection
this appointment, which perhaps
anot be expected to go in print, but
1y we think the President is en-
iomuch credit for his part in max
he appointment as well as Judge
81 John Nj. Wilson express agent went
fk room at the Howard House in Bur-
Eon, having package of $4,000 in his
kesSloR. Before retiring be looked un-
a the bed and discovered an individual
zgy ensconced at the back side, whom
Immediately seized and " snaked out.
d! proved to be one Isaac l.. Hart of
esOurgh, aged 10 years. He pretended
SaS out of money and wanted nights
esins, but his account of himself was SO
satisfactory that he was lodged in jail to
yat examination.
young man IN PIttsford named
'PenteF, had his hand caught in saw
machine on Friday, severing three
'seFS and otherwise injuiing his hand.
/ Mrs. Sarah Stiles of Peru, was one
''ured and one years old on the first of
7rH' Her health, sight and hearing are
N good. On her one hundredth ami
S"ry birth day, being Sunday. the
'''icn Of which she is a member went to
mouse, and the pastor administered the
frauent.
A"o'herh at Burlington on Thurs
~ evening of Last ..i -. -