Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13
r,ocal Matters.

|enat0r Mofriii VI 't'is 1870
from Europe, and passed through
nee few days since on his way to
q in Stafford.
any one has good situation 'or
He'd soldier who is worthy Young
hid good heart to engage IN some
wherewith to earn a living, he
Fn of enc by applying at this Office.
r.. M. NJ. Whitney has sent us
i boouet from her fiower-garden,
we have counted over thirty diff
arieties Of flowers.
enry Clark, Esq, editor OF the
Herald, will deliver The annual
before the Fair of the Agricultu-
6ety of this county, at Fayetteville,
hey balleted eight times in Strait
lore electing a Representative,
n N. Glaxier being chosen on the
Na by one majority. The Justices
speace are M. A. Knowlion, j. b.
C. o. Holden, Rufus Lyman, ]. n.
II Lucius Weston, upon the mead.
handsomely remembered US with
very fine melons from his garden.
Burglars entered VIM. Nutting's
lon Henry Street, on Thursday night
week, but stole nothing beyond
kictuals in the cellar. 1t is supposed
iecied an entrance through cellar
i. Mr.. Nutting's folks had their
ware stolen some years since, but
now intend to furnish burglars with
pods.
klr. Sanders who has recently OPEN
eating house in the Square, buys
lis all kinds of fruits, and invites
wbo bring in fruits to give him a
/ Hereafter he will furnish his Gus
! with sweet potatoes, and in the
Of few weeks will make a still
kr announcement.
See advertisement of Windham
b Agricultural Fair. The prepare
are to be ample and attractions good.
h Clark, Esq, of Rutland delivers
bdress, and brass band viii also be
khed, and it is hoped the people Of the
y will feel sufficient interest to make
1 of the best of the autumnal festi-
The Children's Festival at Mrs.
EMS house on Westminster street on
rsday evening Of last week, was a
little success, and realized one hun
dollars for their fund. They remem-
the printer handsomely in the even
With most liberal supply Of delicate
avored ice cream, and he very natu-
Fhopes they will have many more
Stepping into Prof. Merrilrs garden
other day we found nice ripe straw
les, second crop. They were the Az
|tural variety. His grapes make a
splendid show, especially the Della
Is and Concords. Of the former ht
one trellis which will probably yielc
lbs. He has nice pears, but Tho
nish beauties do not retain their usua
reputation this year, the skins being
/, rough and cracked open. His JET
ION plums, 1--WE believe that was tn
ne) are magnificent. We do not know
aaother such a tree in this section
/ it has cost him much care, havin
led over hundred curculios on ii 10
: item.
= Mr.. NJ. L. Lawrence's concert
came off on Tuesday evenin:
De hall was filed to overlooking and
pa complete success.
: One of the best and most extensiS
'rocery and Provision stores in Vermo
kept by Messrs. Frost 81 Goodhue
tattleboro. They have everything whit
e market affords, are always early in Il
Jason, and the variety is SO large to seie
ON that one cannot fail to find just VIII
e wants. Il
On and after Monday, Sept. "a
'erham's stage will change time and lea
rrafton so as TO arrive at this place at
clock in the forenoon, instead OF at h
asst seven in the morning as it has duri
he summer. In other words he will
ume his fall arrangement at that tin
nd no doubt continue 10 be among
most accommodating OF stage lines.
On Wednesday forenoon, the carris
W. ii. johnson, containing his fam
onsisting of wife and two children, s
Yrs. G. II. Rabbit and her little girl, I
n all, had passed the Island House tow
he bridge, when they were run into b
frightened horse with peddler's cart Fl
behind smashing one hind wheel and lett