Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
Local Matters.

Nm thursday evening, reo. %oth, CIV
clock. Subject "The Temperaments.'
"a - The Congregational Church of thir
a illage which for some months has been
Undergoing repairs and enlargement, is
X low finished and will be dedicated by APP
sbriate services this Thursday evening.
M - Rev. Mr.. Hibbard, thirteen yesrs a
~ Missionary in Burmah viii deliver lee
ure in the Baptist Church in this village,
|: HI this Friday evening, Feb. I'D. AL
Sre cordially invited to attend.
M - The Town Report for this town will
Z ready for distribution on Saturday Of
bis week.
- IL. II. Stone is agent fer enc of the
st Mutual Life Insurance Companies in
he country. See advertisement.
l. Maj. Rounds of Chester, has been
Ipoin,ed Register of Probate for Wind
district, in Windsor county.
&C. A. Nutiing of Westminster i,
lent for the Wilcox 81 Gibbs Sewing
achne, and makes his announcement in
ur columns this week
EM A movement is on foot for the ar
Y fanization Of a lodge Of Good Templars
n both Chester and Springfield.
~ - Asahel Wilder has bought the sore
IN Lewis Robinson in South Reading and
Intends opening q grocery store in it this
Spring
III The unusual amount of insurance
Business now being done in this place has
Brought out the fact that about one-hslf of
pr male adult population IS now insured
r either life or accident.
81 - Mr.. f. w. Goodnow of Springfield,
8&ams TO have COW, eight quarts of
hose milk will make two pounds of butter.
- john Field of Springfield, son of Lin
IPn Field, dislocated his elbow recently
bile seufling with has schoolmates.
+ We understand law office is soon
be opened at Saxtens River by Frede-
Etkk A. BeRton from Caveudish.
III - The Vermont Record pays high
'6mpliment 10 cur townsnan Prof s. f.
Merrill, and says he is " the most able
" oh, "a Lao la, &c ~ ,,;a..,.,, -
81 - The Life Insurance Company of
fch E. c. Newcomb is the agent for this
fate, is advertised il our colutnas this
&eek. The officers of this company en-
face some Of the best men in New York
Ety, especially as to faancial responsible
IA Dramatic Club has been formed
where they catch such
lig painters and gave entertainments
p "Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
tis week.
8Trhe firm of f. r. Osgood q Co. a,
lxtons River kss been dissolved and the
2siness is continued by E. R. Osgood.
n = The Lyceum OR Monday evening
A "a full house, and the exercises passed
II with decided success, and as II seemed
n be in healthy condition for the time
j least, it was thought best to adjourn for
e seasos. and accordingly at the close it
ss voted to adjourn SINE de
A Lodge of Good Templsrs will be
stituted in this place on Tuesday eve
ng, next week, at o. ID. Gray's Hall in
brick block, by O. b. Douglas, d. G.
C. T., of AIinnehaha Lodge, No. 81
Brattleboro, assisted by Ed. p. Acker-
ban, Grand Worthy Secretary, and seve-
a other members of the Grand Lodge
pa a delegation from the Brattiebore
(0d.e Institution services TO begin at
|t7a o'clock T.. NJ. All who desire to
10 he new Lodge will hand theii names
Nj. John G. Richardson. We wish
as new enterprise the hearliest success.
= Alex ander G. Noble who was re-
proved last summer during the my poll
rage, from the office OF route agent
peiTeen Burlington and Rouses Point has
PSI been re-instated.
- The town of Bridgewater on the 9th
INST, voted TO subscribe $4,000 10 the
7plal stock OF the Woodstock Railroad.
= Several sheep Of Charles f. Crane
brdport died recently from the effects
eating too much sail af err having been
long time without it. The symptoms
'ere excessive shirering and difficult
feathlng. and death resulted in about
Rhlry-six hours.
"A recent donation visit to Rev. X.
~ Harlow of the Methodist Church at
i foetorsviiie, amounted TO over S10O in
<tash.
= The hotel keepers at Cavendish and
foeiorsville have been fined one $40 and
ros's and the other $40 and costs tit being
.'' see'nd offense) for selling liquor to
i''zen of Chester, who after he had
'arted for homo wouJ bara f,ove ,o