Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-21
Local Matters.

kional Church next Sunday evening at
O'Clock.
l. The feM and garden strawberry
Sp promise large this season, and the
fmer has already appeared in market.
In Plymouth the recent rain was
Ryy. doing some damage to the roads,
! carrying away several bridges.
= 1t is the Central House at Rutland
Ire A. A. Wheeler is head clerk, and
the Bardwell House, as we had it last
i.
A letter came to the Post Office in
place on Wednesday addressed To
Prettiest girl in Bellows Falls" And
comes the great moral question as
hom it shall be delivered.
Our second lagc is almost entirely
btea 10 the Centennial Celebration at
minister. We think most of our read
Min be interested in it, bat il any are
they will remember il only happens
in hundred years!
Araia storm coming mainly in show
commenced here Saturday night and
nued till Tuesday evening when a
erful shower seemed TO close the pro-
pme, and brought fair weather on
nesday morning.
Some excitement was created in
houth on Monday OF last week by the
b. of dead body of an infant in
X River below Merrill's mills, between
nouth Ponds. A string was attached
#s neck and il was evident there had
foul play, and the town authority
notified and requested TO investigate
batter.
The Union County Convention hay-
been called, caucus to elect delegates
tend the same from this town. win
Hess be held on Saturday afternoon
xt week. 1t will be seen by the
per of delegates we are entitled to,
y some effort win have to be made to
the quota
Solon Perry, Esq, of Cambridge-
has bought a one-third interest in
WOODEN mandatory at Leonlinster,
p, to which place he removes this
u. Benjamin Scofeld goes with him
superintendent Of the factory, and the
/ wishes of hest of friends will at
I them in their new enterprise.
Mag. Jol Page Of Westminster, who
how nearly seventy-six years of age,
des on the farm which he had of
father, and is the second owner of it
e the settlement OF the town, his faith
having been the first. The Major is
Yer infrm and in poor health, but at
led the Centennial celebration with
b interest.
\ We understand that II. ii. Kimball
b large singing class of young people
kaxtons River of some seventy-fve
blars, who viii give concert in that
fe, under his direction, on Wednesday
bling of next week. The school is said
pave made iine progress and the con-
can hardly fail of being an interesting
FsiOn, and we hope they win have a
house.
l. Last week Geo. Merrill, a boy living
Plymouth with VIM. Merrill, was driv-
young horse, when enc tugunhitehed.
Flng the horse to run, throwing the boy
and dislecating his hip joint and
shlng the wagon against a tree. The
hip has been set aud he is now doing
4hd who had been living with Mr..
Y Of Berlin, was drowned in Dog
2, near Montpelier Junction, on Tues
eFening, when bathing. His name
Edward Mellon, aged IL. He was
orphan, recently from Bolton, and a
Of Union soldier.
Norman Tewnshend's store in Wal
'glOrd was burned ON Tuesday night
Most of the goods were saved,
pEh in a damaged condition. The loss
carly covered by insurance.
Aev. Eli Baliou, ID. d., announces
'e''rement from the editorial chair of
CHRISTIAN Repository, which he has SO
Hhea with ability. He is succeeded
"e'' j. u. Skinner, a well known Uai-
-'iS' preacher, formerly of ST. Albans,
'a''eFiy of Malone, n. Y. DR.. Bal
VIII hereafter devote himself to the
ae'Ai affairs of the new Universalist
'n'nie at Barre.
''I0s Fool and John Richie of Bes-
zane up the river in sail boat on
4-y last, having started on an excur-
''u' Newport, r. /. They were CO.
pas lar as White River Junction,
'hfy would turn off by land into
14inpshire till they struck the Mer-