Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

,aather and VIII De neld next ouhu"y
veuins, in the Congregational Church at
alf past O'clock.
= Mrs. S. A. Wiley will speak in I'm
m Hall, at Bar,onsville, on Sunday next,
une 8.
Ye comical Brown at Wightman's
Hall, Friday evening of this week.
- Present circulation Of the TINES in
bis town, 1888.
The trout market in this place is
pened already, Mr.. Bridgman having
mt off a lot Of live trout to man in
Massachusetts, last Monday morning.
(hey we've to beused to stock pol.d near
boston.
- The weather is most delightful,
roos promising. and the air fragrant with
% rich perfume Of flowers and blossoms,
3 much for June.
The State militia company Of this
Bwn did not Parade and drill on Tuesday,
IL answered to their names, We believe,
troll call.
They had big panther hunt at
Perkinsyile on Tuesday Of last week, but
% panther.
A party of some twenty. at Black
liver, Springfield. recently went on a
khing excursion to Enfield, N. ii.
- Farmers in quest Of a good Moving
IacIine, are referred to the advertise
y lent of A. S. Clark, who offers several
inds. from which one can hardly fail to
lake selection to suit.
- We have seen many kinds of Or
biography, bat saw new specimen the
ther day passing through the post-ofiice
pr Wreadtag.
- Those having hides or skins to dis
ose Of will find good opportunity at the
Fannery of Perry and Ellis. Their ad-
|er.isement has been somewhat changed
is week to which we would invite atten-
ion.
- Last Fall man in this village adic'
Jed 10 dissipation abandoned his intempe-
ate habits. joined the Temperance Society
las thus far stood by his new faith, and il
bow seeking to buy himself home. That's
what may be called practical Temperance
|pf the right sort.
= The light Of the ere at the burning
|of Merrill's factory at F.lchville, was no
only seen very brightly at this place, bu
for miles around it shone sufficiently
bright to read common newsprin', and a
Chester and other places of that distances
A. illuminated sufficiently to read the sign
in the streets
In our absence last week a few err
|rors got mixed into our local columns, blu
in most cases were SO apparent that tn
reader doubtless made the necessary cor
ERECTION. Baptist and Bible got transpese,
bin Chester matters, bat as our Baptis
Friends may consider the two terms S
nearly synonymous we do no, make spe
eial correction.
On Wednesday morning of la:
week Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bakus and MIR
L. ID. Harvey of Springfield, were leay
ing that place for Charlestown, N. II
when the horse suddenly started, throwin
out and seriously, but it is hoped NJ
dangerously, injuring Mrs. Bakus.
- Clark and Chapman sent to War
Mass, few days since, one ct their &c
ebrated water wheels, the largest the
have ever built 1t is to be used by Il
Gilbert Manufacturing Company to run
fAY.four inch circular saw-mili, other ci
GUAR saws, girls. mill and other MACH
dy The capacity of the Wheel is sixt
ore torse power. They are making CT
eular saw-milIs with lever set works viii,
for accuracy have nc competition.
Efforts are being made TO form
singing class in this village 10 be und
the direction and instruction of Mis-
Thurs on, and Meeting for that purpo
vii be held on Friday evening at
o'clock at the vestry of the Congregatio
al Church. when if sufficient encourae
ment is received, she will give course
twenty-four lessons. We do not know
" VIII add anything 10 Miss Tharsto,
reputation to say she is highly common
Gu by such persons as Baker and Ems
son OF Boston, as she is already favorat
known here, having had successful cls
IN this place some FIVE or six years a,
ihose who remember that will certain
care Tor no other credentials, and we no
she VIII meet with the encouragement s
deserves.
d. W. +. Blanchard, Photograph
"r'ist' has just made number of exc
'en' s'eroseopic views of some b eauti
scenery in this village and vicinity
among them is a fine one of Saxto,