Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Inst call in and look at it.
As we go to press one day earlier
,ban usual this week on account of
Thanksgiving, we are without our usual
market reports.
Six persons, three males and three
females, united with the Congregational
obnreh in Dummerston, on Sunday, No
yember Sth.
There will be union services Thanks
giving Day, atthe Congregational church
and also the usual services at Emmanuel
n church.
A Hotel company at Windsor, rep
resenting capital of $4,000 was char
tered at the last Legislature.
At Cavendish, Proctorsyille, Lud-
Il low and vicinity, they are having some
n seiehing though not of the first quality.
II - A citizen of Woodstock last year
IN Maid $500 for farm, and has produced
NJ from it $500 worth of potatoes, $40
N worth of wool, and 500 werth of lambs.
We have too fresh remembrance
u Of recent bogus marriage notice topub-
fish an anonymous one received this
n week from Windham and purporting to
n have taken place at Bartonsville.
= Young Ellison, who was so severely
n injured week or two since by being
NJ thrown off an embankment near Rock
n ingham Centre, is still very sore and
Ri lame from his injuries, and not yet able
III to be removed to his home.
IA - One of the Brattleboro Irishmen
mi who was naturalized at the September
8@ term Of court to vote for Seymour, look
# ed things over for himself, and finally
a# concluded it was better to vote for Grant
# and did.
= DR.. L. G. Barker, with prepare
q ton he makes, recently drew cancer
u from the face of Mr.. james Drury, which
M weighed over half pound. Mr.. Drury
is feeling very much better and hopes
soon TO be well again.
Advertised Letters Geo. NJ. Chase
n Wallace H. Davis, c. H. Goodwin, L
q P. Hardy, A. Lyons. Perry & Co, Jas
u per Smith, Charles r. Smith, H. I. Stew
art, Frank Scott, c. T. Stone, Miss Deli;
ii L. Town.
u On the evening of the fire las
u week, our FIRE engine was got out ant
II drawn some of the way by two men on
" ly, few more joining afterwards. w
q don't mean by this that our fire engin
ii company is not efficient-what there j
ri of it.
- Randolph must be good smar
business place. While passing through
81 there on our way to Montpelier two week
M ago. we counted over thirty teams RICH
nj in sight of the train which stopped mt
mentarily at the depot
N - Our neighbor Sanders, has remen
III bered us most literally with Cranberrie
MI "a scarce article here this season-ju'
0 in the nick of time, or in otht
@ words Thanksgiving time. tie has Sc
|# eral barrels on hand for sale and we b
MI iieve is the only one who now has ther
@ He will keep all the good things at h
restaurant right through the season,
B# Guiding Fairhaven, Boston and Virgin
~ Oysters, 50 that he cannat fail to plea
III his customers.
A very pleasant affair occurred
the High School last week, on the !;
~ day Of the term, being the presentati
of gold pen and pair of gold slee
buttons to the principal, the former
the girls and the latter by the boys
that school, as token of the regard a
esteem in which they held their faith
teacher, who was taken quite by surpr
81 by the happy situation
81 - The forge shop of the Rutland
Burlington r. r. Co. in this village,
E discovered to be on fire atabout half P
@ seven o'clock, Thursday evening OF
IA week, and was so badly burned as to
der it necessary to tear 1t down.
hose belonging to the Co. was opera
by steam and did most excellent exc
ton. The cause of the fire must h
sprung in some manner from the for
inside.
Il The select school at Peasevilie,
Friday evening, Nov. Goth, at the c
of pleasant and profitable Fall te
conducted by Miss Ellen r. Pierce, G
an exhibition at the Town Hall, t
large and attentive audience. The
] fair passed off with much credit to
connected with it, and will be remem
ed with pleasure by those who
present.
FL "A woman was about the street
81 week colIectino money purportlng [