Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

X th0ols IOr tills IoWh has pcch out ior
time and distributed in various parts
Me town. If more copies are wanted
can be obtained at the town clerks
Negro minstrels have run to pref
pw ebb in this section. Those here
week were about as bad off as those
winter. A hotel clerk from Brattle-
tended door till he got an unpaid
a they made in that place.
Mr.. Bridgman has added fifteen
klred old trout to his ponds in the
few days and does not want any
e. One man in Rutland has furnish
five hundred, and will send him as
by more this week.
Clark q Chapman's water wheels
circular saw mills, are becoming
y popular wherever used, and we
tefore take pleasere in calling atten-
g. to their new advertisement in this
paper.
-- Barker & Hazard dissolved copart-
uthip last week aud the business will
nv continued by DIR. Barker to whose an
xoUncement in our advertising columns
wS:xould call attention.
10y Butter has had heavy tumble this
- IL fell ten cents at St. Adams on
T6asday, and the same at Boston on
Wednesday,. At St. Adams the ruling
price was go to 3S cents
A little son of two years of age, of
j. q. Herrick of West Dummerston, was
drowned in a cistern, on Sunday after
noon, May 5. 1t is supposed the little
fellow climbed up to get drink, as he
had seen older children do, and fell in
head foremost.
Four persons united with the Con-
gr6rational Church, at Westminster
sWest, on Sunday, May 8, and on Sunday,
April 26, Rev. A. Stevens preached his
q9arter-century sermon in that place
r Advertised Letters Mrs. Ann
Hqese, Amos B. Adams, Mrs Miller
Bruce, Eliza Burnam, H. K Beals, Jack
CChafiee, J. E. Goddard, S. B. Merri-
~, A. +. Wheeler.
l. Geo. Hooper of Putney, has lost &c
sdeep in the last FIVE weeks, mostly year.
Ing and two years olds. r. w. Palm,
G has lost 20 in the same way, and they
6annot tell the cause. They die very
suddenly, and the experiment of cutting
Sfheir threats after taken sick, would no,
raw drop of blood.
We are indebted to the Rector Of
Emmanuel Church for most beautifully
printed memorial of the late Bishop
Hopkins. 1t contains the proceedings
addresses, &c, at the funeral and also &
photograph of the Bishop, and got up ii
sufh excellent style, will long be preserv
IA as a relic of interest by the dioces'
md numerous friends and admirers o
~ lamented Bishop.
The increasing trade of ButterfelC
Barry of Saxtons River, has been sucl
kat they announce in our columns thi
eek, a second trip to market, and arr
Ipw offering another stock Of spring and
s1mmer goods to their customers.
: Mr.. H. NJ. Page, worthy youn,
6an from Shelburne, is canvassing thi
0wn for a new book, a notice of whicl
ill be found in another place. Th
6ook is entitled "A Picture of the Dcs
dated States, is very interesting, and W
cordially commend both Mr.. Page am
his book to the favorable consideration
Of our people.
= Hollis Streeter desires us to say tina
4 Notwithstanding all the " Cain and Abel
stories that he has sold out, he still re
mains in the boot and shoe business, a
his old stand in the south end of Chase
WoIh, NHciS hS CA PSOin w iNhho'iii 'oA VI
present, and will be happy to attend t
Al his customers as formerly. In wee
o. two he will probably make a NOR
defnite announcement in our advertiser
columns.
IN. Monroe's campaign in tomat
nd other plants has just commenced an
he is likely to have busy time as usua
Bee his advertisement for particular
We believe he has greater variety tn
ear than ever before. His green-hou'
las become an institution among us, an
1e are glad to see it flourish.
j. w. Peabody and A. H. Gould
Hmonsville, sold the 18th inst. two Du
nm calves, for eighty dollars. One WI
Our weeks old and the other eight, est
dated to weigh six hundred pounds.
GRAFToN.-A valuable horse ownt
by Wesley ellison was stolen from h
stable on the night of the 9th inst. I
% once offered a reward of 5000 for Il
Recovery of the animal and started pa