Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04

local MaCIeAs.
/. Mr.. Hale, the new rector Of
h Church, will coaduct the SER
commence his relations with the
thi. place next Sabbath
understand Rev. Mr.. Stevens
dictated some ten years 50 ac-
as pastor of the Congregational
IL this village, viii close his labors
h this month.
Ludlow Gazette says that nine
bilies are making preparations TO
from Proctorsyille and vicinity, 10
there is any place where the press
liberally remembered than this,
nly do not know of il. For proof
acknowledgements TINS week anu
Eeeks past.
weather was decidedly cool the
The week, and overcoats were IN
There was some frost on We'd
porning, but it has become more
again.
Nj. Sanders Advertisement
N ready to supply his customers
ters, fruits, &c, and wants to buy
ples in any quantities.
r. A. Evans has sold out his
works to II. f. Chandler & Co !,
believe take possession the goth
month.
new and said to be valuable sew
hine has been brought into town.
oodwin & Co. are the agents.
dmund Blake caught nice haul Of
other day, in the Canal Locks,
usual has generously divided with
Tier.
good lot of sweet potatoes may be
II Cragin's, who will furnish the
his customers through the season
for a sample.
bose wanting pocket knife viii
ood assortment from which to make
ns at Wighimans.
ur court news is brought down to
II afternoon of this week. The
learn win probably be dismissed
blk, but court will not adjourn till
be middle OF next.
fha. do r. T. r. &c f. and A. /
/ F. mean3 Look on all the fences
kks in the country in a week or twt
ID will find out. Remember r. I
+. and A. /. T. r. 81 +.
Dn Tuesday afternoon of last week
pad daylight, burglar broke int'
ION Sanders house on School Street
j the absence of the family and stol
forty dollars in specie. He is sup
10 have effected an entrance through
Cow.
Arms &c Wilson are selling the mos
washing machine in the market
eds Of families are now using then
vicinity.
n Monday night last burglar price
he front door of Cragin's store, ant
u round inside evidently for money
ply found few coppers. In tn
"a previous a stranger came into th
hnd bought candle, and as one wa
BIZ the burglar it is presumed he fel
to patronize Mr.. c. TO that exten
khand.
Ehe circulation of the TINES hs
considerably increased among youn
{, and especially young Misses
village, of late, who are absent a
ing school, on account of the loss
school house and no high sch COL he
present season and as they receive
the interest almost of a private lett
'hall endeavor TO regard their wants
l Last week, Frank c. Mortified,
Employ of the Central Railroad in Il
Ee, found a pocket book containing
coppers and papers, which evident
bnged to ore j. II. Hubbard of Fran
to whom he wrote, and received
" from Mr.. Hubbard that it was pic
from his pocket at the depot here,
llth of September, during the we
The State Fair, and then contain
" dollars in bills. Soon after 4
frriheld found another pocket book nj
same place, about some of the trei:
lldings we believe. We have not learl
y the result Of inqui tries after the oN
Pf this one, but it is evident the pi
rKkets retired one side here to rife I'll
gotten pocket books.
Ira L. Whitman of South Lond
rry recently caught large owl, me
ing i've feet from tip TO lip of wing
: Mr.. Leander Thomas, of Hinsd
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