Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-08

J" nunkard, this, Thursday eve
rcht squall of snow--.he first Of
whi;ened the hills about us
,luc.day morning, bat soon went OIL
mse,i,g of the Westminster
!, Club, last week was quite fully
M and they hold another meeting
evening next
H.. A. S. Campbell offers her
4 =, sale in our columns this week.
|,,,,an.ly located and is a very neat
place for a home
RI. selectmen Of Windham have Of
| award Of $500 for the arrest Of
IAN who ma lie the alleged attempt
',,,ioate Mr.. C. p. Barrett.
,ooa farm is for sale in Putney by
| J blanchard, and another in Fay
N and S. L. Perham of Athens has
N ,ae. See advertisements.
.ladies of the Univcrsalist Soci-
tchviiIe give their first annual
"a Thursday evening Of next week,
III an attractive programme for the
g.
h has been ascertained that the re-
bund here recently while cxcayat-
Ii Mr.. Bridgman's Livery Stable,
! he bones of two persons instead of
|Llshnny Mansfield, son Of Mrs. Mary
|tcd. fell over wall on Friday of
hex, while out walnutting and broke
sm badly near the wris'. DR.. Whit
ri the bone and he is now doing
! Mr.. Mary Butler of Plymouth,
"a a cucumber in her garden the past
on weighing four pounds.
! Mr. S. Z. Moore has left on our la
specimen Of puzzle work, consisting
lass bottle, inside of which is an old
ned hand reel wound wi h saddler's
|sd The stopper keyed in. The Gu
bart is that the reel was put togeth-
|aesd wound, and the key put in the
pe,, 81 inside the bottle.
MO. G. Gilbert, colored, lecturee
Il Congregational Church on Sunda,
siur, on the rights of the freedmen
created considerable interest. VI
llay evening he gave concert am
Re at wightman's Hall which wa
satisfactory TO the audience. He
IN Of both talen, and intelligence.
The Peerless Cooking Stove,
II took the FIRST prize at the Paris e.
lion, is now for sale by L. ?. Hadle.
NJ & Wentworth, Boston, are the mar
asrens and received the prize. 81
Nm Aeitisement. The Wentwort
|H d the firm is a son Of Col. Wen
|rh Of this village, which is of cours
b siork, and very favorably known
/ secion.
: The old bedstead shop in Sou
laiins, belonging to Mr.. w. III. w
D. was destroyed by fre on Tuesd'
MI Of last week. 1t was fully insur'
HE Windsor County Mutual. The
1 Of the fire is unknown. bu, it
belt to have been the work of an j
5'5ary, as the building had not be
I 4 or occupied for more than a year.
\ : Andrew Holt of Plymouth, had
II bnken on the evening of the 9Th u
vas driving some cattle from his do
d and one of them kicked him.
2lst ult. Callos Cilley of Plymou
Ae his leg. A stick OF timber fell
1t was set by DIR. Scott, and is n
sgTell.
Z james O'Brien has doae some S
sal farming, a half mile below this '
the past season, on little lot of
D. or more, and has laid on our ia
week very liberal samples of
p, consisting of four kinds of potai
auy Linds,. Early Blodgetts, d.
sdliugs, and jackson Whites, peel
~, aud several large Hubbard
EA'rowiat squashes, one of the for
#tlshing 81 lbs. On about en- acr'
a' raised seventy-live bushels of pota'
'ncA is specially good for this sea
Mr. VBrien has just erected snug !
nome On his patch where much future
Hcallnral success doubtless awaits him
~ ). Holden of Felchville fell
aea on the 26th ult., striking on
'eaa and shoulder, and at first 1t
lOOshi his injuries were fatal, as h
named long time ia an uncons'
a@', but he may recover. lie wa
'afed against accidents in the Trave
w. Oy policy issued by Mr.. G. A.
vs. heir agent in that place.
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