Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-31
Local Matters.

y -Messrs Frost, Derby IL Co., OF tins
kllore had over $500 worth of their
lytbe snaths on board the Inflated Wis
osin which burnt on Lake Ontario last
eek, and which is total loss,
- The small building on Rockingham
rect formerly occupied by +. Blown as
paint shop, has been bought by Solomon
Elnders, moved to the Square and placed
one corner of the old Bellows Falls
ote lot, where he will use it as a
ocery and eating house.
Mr.. Bridgman has received sufficient
out for his pond, as viii be seen by his
yeriisement, having put in over 1000
different ages and sizes. The pond is
Il located and the arrangement will IN
ubtedly be q success. May the speclaed
.luttss live TO grow so large that no trout
nook aud line will be able 10 draw them
of their beautiful watery home
: Many thanks to NJ. nj. Whitney, for
Eelye different varieties or colors Of
bubble French Aster plants most beau
al flower when in bloom, and quite DIFF
rent from the ordinary Aster. Mr.. w.
s a few Of these plants for sale at a
pderate price, and another season, we
lersi and, will be ready to furnish Aow-
81 plants and seeds on larger scale, and
~ trust his sales this year will be sufici-
~ ly encouraging for next season.
A mare Of Samuel Burbank of Govern
gave birth recently to a colt with a
man head.
: The largest income in the state,
900, is Lawrence Barnes's Of Burling-
r Mr.. Charles Barrett Of Grafton, win
ase accept curt hanks for a pair of
endid Shad presented us last week. on
few hours after they were caught at
Yoke, where he was present. 1t was
yery handsome remembrance Of the
S and fully appreciated by our entire
aestic beard. As our readers know.
b. is one Of the Fish Commissioners
III the State. He informs us that Shad
H TO be placed in the eddy of the river
|&thls place this year-probably this fall
fsand that Mr.. Hagar has already en-
ged them for the purpose in Nova Sco-
IT. Comical Brown is coming again with
splitting comicalities and .'horrible"
PES, and with him Hayward one Of the
feetest ballad singers in America.
Fown of course, will do the comic, in his
Rique style, and the tender pathos of
Upwards charming songs will make an
uraetive evenings entertainment, to
|hich is added the feats of Prof Eustis'
&ined dog, Scottie.
n Those who wish 10 improve their
= ck or are interested in the Alderney
~ bed of cattle, are referred to the adycr-
4 ement of the company in Westminster,
e. this weeks paper.
EFATAL SHOOTING AccIDENT.-Mr.
9ark Aldrich, brakeman on George
liners morning train up on the Rut-
ID and Burlington Railroad, was fatally
ot on Sunday last between IL and 12
lock in the forenoon, and died at about
o'clock Monday moroing. He was liy-
IN this village though recently, we be.
fVe, from Gassetts Station, and leaves 9
rle. He was at McCarty's, an Irish.
pa living among some Of the shanties Al
upper end of the village near the rail
d and had loaded pistol for Richard
Varty, a boy of seventeen years I,
Ne cooked the pistol, and handel i
~ DE breech toward the boy, the muz
acoufse pointing directly toward him
and while in the act of passing it, i
Charged, the contents entering one sid,
Dis head. He was entirely unconseiou
Death. The pistol was evidently ex
fnsIy dangerous TO handle, the loci
wing no guard, and being unsafe with
one. An investigation was had befor
s'ee A. 5. Campbell on Tuesday morn
3 where the above facts, stated in briel
Peued, and the Court took occasion +
lSure The general careless use of fir
ms about the village, and also called at
H''oh to the fact thar il was not Lawful
Oe using such things en- the Sabbath
certainly, considering the amount {
Jug some days in the street, it is not S
anse that Mr. Aldrich was shot, as tbs
''e are not killed in the same manner.
IAe annual Convention of the Epi.
Pa church at the Diocese of Vernon
"nieh Thomas II. Garfield, ESQ, {
nns'on, is Secretary, will be held i
hukes Church, St. Albans, on Wee
'Day' June 9Th, 1867. This will be III
."' y-seVenth annual convention of III