Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-20
Local Matters.

yade.
Jerome Holdenoi Westminster took
,irst prize of $40 for fine wool at the
England Fair in Rhode Island.
Mr.. Andrews child is the fourth we
we. which has been drowned in the
/ within the last fifteen years.
! Since the establishment Of steam
In on Atkinson Street by Norman S.
tkway, others are contemplating SINH
forks for their manufacturing business
A new book is soon to be issued in
|,delphia, made up Of Col. Forney's
Is from Europe. II viii be racy and
Festlng. See advertisement.
The Vermont Fish Commissioners
led Mr.. Bridgman's trout ponds on
HAY last and expressed themselves as
IN vAeased with his works, and have
i confidence in the success of the en-
ri.e.
y Rev. A. B. Dascomb, Of Waitsfi Id,
Il while formerly of Westminster, has
Eiyed a call from the Congregational
|rch Of Woodstock 10 become their
|or
We see It announced in the papers
bout us that the new Episcopal church
bis place viii be conseerated early in
bier, but we believe there is no such
ectalion here. 1t will probably be
|ral weeks later.
l A most beautiful boquet Of dahlias
L 10 US the other evening from Mrs.
&. Ladd. 1t contains dahlias of four
ditereat hues. Mrs. l.. has fine
Ter garden and her dalslias are among
richest and finest in town.
On Thursday of last week little
and only child of Geo. Andrews, four
Us and four months of age, was drowned
HE canal just below the Rutland 81
|lington Railroad bridge, while at play
i the water. Sosae of his playmaies
bar to have left him few moments
when they returned he was struggling
pc water. They Immediately gave the
Fm, and man passing took him oat,
all efforts to restore life were vain, and
ia sympathy is felt for the parents in
h sudden bereavement.
: Mr.. Norman S. Brockway has made
'mplete engine of some six horse pow
expressly for his own use. and procur-
boiler of proper size, has put it in
ration at the south end of Atkinson
ct, in building erected for that pur-
e, near his fathers residence. lie has
, put in iron Iatlses and will use tifena
Iny in the manufacture Of guns, bat
i perhaps include some other kinds OF
work, of which be will make more
mite announcement hereafter. Young
ockway is one Of the most intelligent as
L as ingenious and skillful OF mechanics,
having put into his shop small forge
ich is also run by his en4iue, he manu-.
lures his own tools, and has thus com.
need his enterprise with unusual prom
of success.
. The Keene Brass Band will pas
rough this place on the lst of Octobe
their way TO Claremont, n. H.. wher'
ey are to play for two days during th
ir there. This band is one Of the best i
is sec,on,and as they viii probably com
the Boston o'clock train, we sugge:
neither our people here cannot afJrd {
FER them sufficient inducement TO sso
airing the evening and give a street ser'
ade. ii is a long time since a good ban
b played among US, and it would be
feat for US all.
Mr.. A. T. Styles, an enterprising arti'
Burlington, has sent US several beautit'
views Of Vermont scenery
arious parts of the State, together Wi
bis catalogue Of over 500 different vieN
nom all parts of the State, among whi
Ire several in this place and vicinity, al
shich he viii send free 10 any person
application. Among those in this vicinl
$ one of Saxtons River Valley, and o
rom Pine Hill of the Connecticut Vail
above this village.
"A. W. Wooley, formerly with o.
"ray, in this village, has formed copa
nership with Mr.. Norris Pitt, and I
Two under the firm name of Woolley
mt have gone into the business as m
chant tailors at Peoria, III. From {
complimentary manner with which
Feona Transcript speaks of friend We
icy, we judge he has fully maintained
good name be carried from the East.
- The Beau Mode Skirt, mauufactul
at Nashua, n. H., which has become
Popular for its excellence of style, che
ness and durability combined, took
hrst premium at the New Hampsh