Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-17
Local Matters.

as Pond Aqueduct' VIII De smut OH on
0day next all day, and all interested
supply of water on that day should
Iern themselves accordingly.
We'll, we have several notices OF I'M
caucuses in Windsor county, but not
from this county.
Oliver wilkinson of Townshend has
Ne eleven years old which has raised
lambs having twins every year.
REV. Levi Loring, formerly of Hol-
has become pastor of the Congrega-
h church as Saxton's River.
line sheep owned by Major Spaulding
O. S. Mathewson in Ludlow, were
a on Friday night last week, by some
bal or anima's, whether dogs or pam
is not known. The tracks were
ght to be different from those Of dog.
A panther was seen in Reading on
sday Of last week, by Oliver Walker
mother man, who came suddenly upon
in pasture AMI only about five rods
N, 1t was just at shutdown. Mr..
Ter shook his salt dish at him. and the
her erowled and showed his teeth at
and then moved off moderately.
"A. S. Granger has sold his house on
En- street, TO Rev. L. c. Dickinson,
presiding elder of this district, who
take possession the first of July, and
batter make this place his residence.
present residence is at Wilmington.
THE house Of Harris Dwinnel, of
hon took fire on the 9TH inst, by the
ngoutof the chimney, but was immedi-
extinguished and the building saved,
be timely presence Of the citizens.
Messrs. R.W. Patrick and II. t. Ben
Lave taken the shop in the east side
ammoth building, in the second story
e they are prepared 10 manufacture
nds of harness and carriage trim
5 and also do electro palating. See
advertisement.
Amos Pollard of Plymouth has caus-
be erected in that town at his own
kse, monument to the memory of
Oldiers Of Plymouth, who died in the
p army during the late war. 1t will
hbout 5000, and win have inscribed |
nearly fifty names Of patriot dead.
EThe Travellers Insurance CO., lad
BED in our columns, johnson and Bah
Fagents,) have paid over $4,000, to
patrons in this state on their policies
Earance against accidents.
Jared Miller of Walpole, N. II, re-
Bramah pullet which laid four
in succession in as many days, two
lem measuring l-S by 6, and one z
Ply 5 rs and one by ga. This
I didn't crow, says our reporter, and
claims the premium on the average.
sThe Fifth annual convention of the
ern Vermont Musical Association,
be held at Chester June 18th, 18th,
and 18th, under the direction OF w.
Perkins. Two grand concerts will be
b on Thursday and Friday evenings,
it cannot fail TO be an occasion of
u interest.
krhe Piltsford hens have called out
f6erable arithmetic. We believe the
story first appeared in the Rutland
Ed, which says now in correction,
the number of hens should have been
lstead of s, as was printed by mis-
1t is usually expected that tie
Fl' will take the responsibility of
mistakes, but in this case lie refuses.
kBuiterfeld and Frost, at Saxton's
have filled their store with new
pods, groceries, clothing, &C., TO
hey invite the attention of their
aas, and they will give a more de-
account in our advertising columns
week.
Randall and Howe of South London
make new announcement in our
this week, TO which we call atien-
They have new goods, and the peo-
b that section will do we'll 10 make
a call.
A Base ball club has been formed at
s'er, and is Offered as follows: Pres
Lyman Cobb vice president, james
" secretary, G. o. Locke. They
meet for field exercise on Saturday
Mr. Oliver Wilkinson Of Townshend,
a' OF about 20 years of age, came
0eing killed last week, while falling
vt IN the woods. We believe one tree
UPON another, and ia the crash, was
"a oy flying limbs, and was insensible
some time.
We notice by the adve riisement of
Drown in this weeks paper, that he
'a'nlsh oysters, Holsters, &C., at whole