Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-26

her travel DeihS IN luii tide horth"atu'
The murder occupies our space large
Ia has crowded out several locals.
A few items of State news left over
week for want of room will be found
urth page.
The visitors at Mr.. Bridgman's trout
have become SO numerous on Sum-
that he talks of settling minister
BIT place.
Dysentery prevails considerably in
village, and also at Saxton's River,
few cases are severe, and it is feared
brove fatal.
Laura Goddard, little daughter Of
Goddard, of this village, fell out Of
ipg on Monday evening, and broke
Ollay bone.
a. !, Thompson, is closing out his
" business, and advertises his stock
hid for sale at cost. See advertise
5.
The wealthy man referred to in the
ler report of the Springfield Repnb-
in another column, as having COM
a suicide, doubtless refers to Chester
who once lived in Woodstock.
Rev. Charles S. Hale of Arlington,
Zen invited and has accepted the rec
D Of Emmanuel Church, and will
hence his duties on the first of Octo-
preaching occasionally between now
That time.
We call attention TO the advertise
Of Cement Pipe, by c. S. Lake, of
bns River. This article is probably
best for bringing water now before
3ublic.
y Those wanting boots and shoes should
bpon E. Hapgood, to whose advertise
we would direct particular attention.
"a. gives bis exclusive attention to this
ess, receives new goods often, and will
best to suit and please his custo-
> Prof. S. F. Merrill is writing much
for bands, if we may judge from
mount he sends off. 1t is all his own
POSITION, and one day this week we no.
j that he sent music in manuscript to
B, Indiana, Wisconsin and Massachu-
! There are several Cholera holes and
.es in this village which ought to be
nsed before the season advances any
her. Some of them are situated so as
to be very inviting to travellers who
rwise might spend longer time in
place.
90. o. Henry, Esq, formerly of this
81 has bought the Springfield House
Springfield, and will Immediately re-
and fit up the same, after which we
no doubt he will not only keep an ex-
bit public house, but one which will
be the good order and enterprise for
D. that place is noted.
= The news of the murder created
D. feeling in this place, the murdered
pns being all well known in this town,
at no time since the war has there
i SO great anxiety manifested for fur
/ accounts. On Wednesday evening
he was quite crowd at the depot ex-
hing further news on the arrival of a
IN.
Mr.. Geo. Taylor had his pocket
kked of some S75 to $50, while stand
il the cars at the depot in this village,
kesday noon. He was just starting with
hmily for his home in Kansas. He
uzly resided in Keene, N. H., and !:
aher of Capt. Walter Taylor of thi:
h. with whom he had been spending 9
days on visit. Capt. Taylor search
tso suspicious looking chaps but die
find the missing money.
The New Haven Mills cheese factor,
Pms out 600 lbs. of cheese per day, an'
fpped 5000 pounds on Monday last.
Mrs. Salome Wheeler, So years o
Be, committed suicide in Halifax, b,
Downing on the 18th inst, as is supposed
'hlle in a fit of temporary insanity.
Hon. Norman Williams has resisne
1e Office of County Clerk in Windso
county, az office that he has held sine
'SSs. Geo. B. French, son of Hon. Ca
IN French of Cavendish, has been al
P0lnied to his place.
w E. Bryan. for some time forema
4 the office of Walton's Journal, Mon
peter, left there on the 8th inst, to b.
eome reporter for the Boston Journal.
Patrick Door was drowned in Mi!
'''squoi river, on the 18th inst, while j
Pa'n'ns, about three quarters of mi
''oSe Swanton Falls. His age was
pears 1t is feared that the misfortuI
was owing in part, if not wholly to liquo
= 50, who furnished him with that whit