Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-05

~ kept on westminster otrc0' ~
n younr. has been removed to the old meat
market stand on Bridge Street.
N AT the annual meetings in March,
the towns Of Londonderry and Weston
both voted unanimously in favor of the
proposed new county.
Hollis Streeter has removed his boot
and shoe shop into the south end of
Chase's block, recently occupied as meat
market. A nice and improved location.
- Henry d. Foster has become editor
j OF the Ludlow Gazette. He is son we
believe of Rev. Amos Foster of Putney,
a live man, full of political backbone, and
will doubtless make a good editor.
M. Nj. Whitney, takes the rooms next
10 his hair dressing saloon in the upper
Il s,orv of Chase's block. recently vacated
&S Nv Mr.. Streeter, and will fit them up for
bathing rooms for the coming season.
z qbis is an excellent idea and we hope Mr..
III Whitney will meet with full success in his
enterprise.
- j. D. Bridgman has changed his
original plan of building block on his
lot recently bought Of Col. Wentworth on
Westminster street, and intends building
a livery stable thereon, for which we be-
leye the plans are already drawn.
A. R. Johonnot of Wslpole, n. H.,
has removed to Lyndon, where he has
Just fitted up rice drug store. We hope
prosperity may attend him.
- The Congregational Church Of West
minister propose to have centennial eel
ebration on the 1ith of June next, that
day being the one hundreth anniversary
of the Congregational Church in that
place. Rev. p. II. White of Coventry,
will deliver the address, and the occasion
will of course be one of unusual interest
even for that classic town.
- All interested in fruit raising are re-
ferred to the advertisement o: j. Ii. Put
nam of Grafton. Mr.. Putnam makes
fruit raising Il speciality, and along with
the advertisement above referred to he has
sent US sample of apples of the Northern
Spy variety, which he raises, and which
are in excellent condition, being perfectly
sound and fully retaining their original
flavor.
- As Rev. Asher Moore, of Springfield
was backing his horse and carriage out Of
shed, on Tuesday of last week his foot
slipped and be fell, breaking both bones Of
his left leg below the knee.
= Philip c. Wood, student of medi-
cine with DIR. Ketcham Of Brattleboro
was found dead in the office on Tuesday Of
last week. Caused by disease of the heart
- We see it announced that Mr.. d. l.
Millken has sold out the Biattleboro Re.
cord to f. p. Alderman, who has been
associate editor Of that paper the pas
year. Mr.. Alderman we take it "runs
the machine" alone hereafter, ia doins
which we heartily wish him full meas
ure of prosperity.
- Loveland Munson of Manchester
had thirty-four sheep killed on Wednesda.
of last week by dogs.
- A fire at Burlington on Weinesda.
afternoon destroyed the extensive Baker,
of Socrates Beach Loss $4,000. Par
tally insured in the Vermont Mutual.
A Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cox of Bra
debo o, having enjoyed married life on
month, we've called upon by their friend
last week, who gave them a sugar wee
ding, by leaving with them alarge amour
dugar and confectionery.
1t will be seen by reference TO on
Advertising columns that Messrs. Lazart
& Morris, Oculists and Opticians of Har
ford Conn, have appointed DR.. Moore
j Chester, agent for their celebrated spects
cies. They claim TO have Thoroughly sy
tematized the manufacture aad fitting
glasses, and we understand all persons wi
heye worn these spectacles pronoun
them superior article. Our friends
Chester and vicinity had better call on Il
Doctor.
In the case of Sta'e of Vermont '
John Cain on an indictment for disturbil
a town meeting of Rutland in April lS6
the court held that Mr. Cain was the lee
moderator of the meeting, and the Ju
was directed 10 return verdict of n
guilty.
= Gen. George w. Grandey, mayor
Ner&ennes, and for many years pror
nent member of the House OF Represe
tatives Of Vermont, and several times
speaker, has been appointed United Stat
Consul at San Juan del Sur, Nicarag
Ludlow Wooden Mills, which ha
been run ing on two-thirds and thrt
lourths time the past winter, commenc