Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-27
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Windham Court news is brought
esday of this week.
,uders is selling his customers
pears, sweet potatoes and other
b of the season.
elions are again becoming the rage
fall campaign, two or three OF
IN be found advertised in another
Ersi rate lot Of groceries and pro-
4 excellent quality will be found
mans. Give him a call.
Allen Wells of Westminster.
valuable lot of property at
IN our columns this week. The
place on the l4th Of next month
one wishing to buy real estate
This good opportunity.
have good news for our village
k. Mr.. Young, who keeps the
Fket on Bridge Street, informs us
will hereafter sell meat at some
bree cents less than heretofore
ler,ainly a move in the right d.
AVID let it be encouraged.
Flemish Beauty Pear may save
ation for this year after all. If
y il will be no fault of Mr.. Geo.
10 has brought us some specimens
his farm in Westminster, which
nice, fair, and of generous size.
the best we have seen this seas
y kind.
w. Fairbrother of Saxtons River
been confined so long by the ac-
ID injury to his knee last summer,
bly, recovered sufficiently to ride
Nm and attend to some business.
orge Campbell of Westminster,
ran fine wool sheep breeder, ship
Spanish merino sheep, 20 bucks
yes. 10 New York, on Wednesday,
bound for Buenos Ayres.
bderw God & Richardson have dis.
arnership in the sash and blind
the former having sold out his
10 Mr.. ii. ii. Frink, and it will
I'D on hereafter by Richardson q
bund--a pocket book containing
oney and pap ers indicating that j
long to George w. Chandler, o.
Inc in Westminster West, or on,
formerly lived and done bushes
Dc Island. For further particulars
prove properly, inquire at thi
fhe usual beautiful autumnal hue
et beginning to appear in this sec
khich is later than usual, owing
ess, to the wet season and conse
heavy growth Of the foliage.
Henry H. Howe, for many years
II conductor on the Rutland an
5pton Railroad, has purchased th
hn House at Burlington, and wi
himself. If he makes as good
= as conductor, (and we believe b
he American will be one of tn
tells in New England.
here was considerable frost Monda
3, but most crops are out of tn
II it, though some Of the later fruit
tomatoes, &c, had to be covere
eht previous. A heavy fog on ii
look out the frost considerably, b
back in the country it was quit
ID. S. Sabin, Jr., has sold his real G
Saxtons River TO L. c. Hubbar
blends making his home in Cratic
lich place he will remove in abo
Epr three weeks, with reference
e TO taking care of the property
lily bought there. He has associat
him MIR. c. w. Fairbrother, as
partner in the Grafton proper
hey are now buying wool to sto
mill.
On the 22d of August, an OK
ng 10 MIR. Alvin Morse, of Newfa
nissed from his pasture. Nine ds
he was found in a piece Of woe
his head between two trees where
remained for this time unable to
any food or even TO lie down.
Six years ago, only two fami
rattleboro, used coal for fuel. I
more than 1000 tons have been S
II is getting into general use for ht
churches, stores, offices and dwellil
A man named Shedd, employed I
eman on the accommodation trair
hntland Il Burlington railroad betw
place and Rutland, was insta
20 on Saturday evening last, by
q coming in contact with the roof
se east Of Chester. He had
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