Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-01
local Matters.

n Mr.. O. c. Gilbert, who comes here
\ ,bIy commended will lecture in the
,,ocatonal Church, on Sunday eve
next, on the rights of the freedmen.
n q, benevolent object and we hope
i NAV be a good attendance.
Tbe fine weather was broken by a
Z u an Tuesday which continued through
r.1oesday, and Thursday morning had
\ ,;.nv cleared of, still mo lerae in tenn
srature,
Vocal music is taking rise in this
a,ra A Cantata class has been formed,
\ rbich Miss Jennie Franklin is the lead
.nirit, and meets the class several
,.nngs of each wetk.
n +. Woods is on hand early with
r.,-s for 1868. See advertisement.
The butter speculation has had a
Len collapse. Two weeks since it sold
\ m St. Adams market at 43 to 40 cts /;
,Nesday last it brought but 33 to SO
d -
We regret that our paragraph last
,.sk relative to our village schools proves
bs mistake. The school house is not
gelg 10 be ready as soon as expected and
10 teachers have been engaged.
Mr.. Bridgman's trout ponds are CEN
res Of much interest a, this time. The
roul have begun 10 spawn, and he has
xreral thousand eggs already, and the
rmpeie success of the enterprise now
spears more sure than ever.
Cold weather may soon be expected,
and GOOD and economical stoves will be
wanted. f. r. Hadley of this village has
the best to be found in the market, and all
intending to get a stove this fall will find
i for their interest to call and examine his
aock.
We are informed that some eighty
lembers of the House applied to be
pointed on the Sheridan reception COM
iitee, and the Governor had nearly nine
applicants for the committee which he
qgointed.
1t is the opinion of many in this VII
lac that the hair oils and pertumery pre-
usred and advertised in our columns by
NJ. NJ. NJ. Whitney, are full equal TO any
ound in the market. That is what those
Who use It say, and we advise those who
have not used it, 10 try il.
The Saxtous River Agricultural As
ISOLATION are about to dissolve, and will
sell their books and other property al
auction on Saturday evening OF this week
The list of books embraces some very ex
cellent ones and may be seen at the Sior'
If A. Williams 81 Co., previous TO III,
asa--y --.- s-------i-
Rslps, auctioneer,
- Hon Z. p. Walton of the Montpe
ler Journal, has called a meeting Of thu
newspaper publishers of this State, a
Montpelier, on Friday evening Of mex
week to form State Association of Pub
fishers
49, Ballard Howard of Dover having
recently lost several sheep, set traps an
caught three lynxes.
- The ladies of Walpole, n. II. an
vicinity in want of millinery. hoop skirts
corse,s, etc, will find il for their intere:
10 call upon Miss L. A. Pierce, who wi
furnish her customers with goods at tn
most favorable market prices.
- The number of marriages. in Vernon
for five years ending with 1866, wa
was 1888, and of divorces during tina
period, 572, or in 20.
A dog killed thirteen blood shee
belonging to f. F. Green of St. Alban
on Wednesday night, and eleven more
an adjoining field, owned by II. Maynar
Seven bears have been caught
Sherburne the present year.
= Mr. Solomon Allen of Versennes, {
the noted firm of S. and w, S. ALLIE
poultry and stock raisers, died the -
ult., of typhoid fever, the result OF ov
exettion in attending numerous fairs Il
present season.
e. NJ. Shaw of North Bridgewat
has an interesting curiosity, which is Fl
Guenly seen on the streets, being p;
Oh twin colts, perfect in all their parts a
very Promising. They were sired by t
Green Mountain stallion owned by Eb
Bridge.
= Mrs. Amidon, for twenty years
member Of the West Brorkfield choir, v
removed from the singers gallery,
main force, Sunday week, by Foster Vi
LIN, justice of the peace, the lady's b
band, from whom she had lately part
beng the instigator of the proeeedin