Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-24
local MATTERS.

court.
8 4. HNyalker, Esq, of Grafton, was
u,itto3 u practice at the bar Of Wind
n county court, last week.
s Th61 who may want nice variety
ilowsfS BE coming season, are referred
The ,61 &rtisement Of NJ. M. Whitney.
~ BID Episcopal church was sold
euc3 1ast Tuesday, and was bid off
Elb<Idte Hapgood at sl75.
n Granger, has sold his house
d III ~ Springfield, Mass. to Joseph
jlIer rk470o.
INV b selling in the Vcrgenncs hay
.rkofat 81 to Sl2 per tun.
SeN post-ottice has recently been
abIi1e at South Glover.
E Hooper & Co., are offering an
&E31II 6rticle for the household, called
served ocoanut. 1t is for pies, cakes,
ldine kc., and is very popular wher-
! used The excellent prope rites of
cocoa, nre well understood by every
y. Tryit.
n friend at Washington, who is an
ser Of ia House, has our thanks for
cket 10 &c Impeachment trial. We
wish n was in our power to use it,
/. as that cannot be, we shall preserve
al it'll esting relic of an important
ut ii tie history Of our country.
AS announced in our advertising
i INNS last week, Messrs. Richardson
4 Frink have dissolved and j. c. Toll
4 has become partner in the manufac-
\ Of sash and blinds, and the new firm
\ cont niue the business under the style
4, rolman u Richardson.
s. A good siock Of groceries, proyi-
!, !, Sc, will be found at Col. Hyde's,
y all wanting anything in that line will
a well to make him call at his old
a on Westminster Street.
4 It il Understood that Guild & Farr
/ soon dissolye coparlnership, and that
Farr vii occupy as a store Hills
ling 0aBthe corner of Westminster
4, /, fronting the square, and which is
Z. being ftted up for that purpose.
y Guild Nil remain at the old stand
ing's Mock.
Is Barker & Hazard have splendid
Of Millinery Of the latest styles, in
new store in Gray's Block, and the
( Sin chargeare evidently experienced
Understand their business.
f.. A new tin and glass ware store has
4. q .tarted in Grafton by j. 7. & II. G.
iy lowsrd to whose advertisement we
ia call TIC attention of all our read
!. that Section. Give them a call.
= are worthy men and deserve a lib
hare Of patronage.
len 7. G. Bal of this village, who has
s, s. y acqnired quite reputation as an
= tive genius, has now got up a new
zee lock, III inside fastener for doors
a, tent has already been applied for,
ers i the purpose intended must prove
~ very useful. One of these locks
,u. BE- seen at the store of Arms &
sr On whefe it is on exhibition.
id Adverfi1ed Letters G. NJ. Abel,
20 Burr Jak Baraby, James Doher-
nj allace 81. Davis, Geo. III. Goddard
= cBreaxE, Miss Lucy Ann Morse
Smifkand also another dead let
rA Ex&A. Carthbert." Held fol
~ ye Mn Silas l.. Pierce. Freeport
o.; skeleton was found in Brattle
o.. last week by some workman who
sxcavAting for a building. 1t wa
ht to be the bones of a child o
r. r twelve years, but from the un
Il, Il, ed long lime they had been there
ps i centnry-it is more likely they
!, hose Of an older person. There j
" e to solve the mystery of their de
there but as other remains hay,
il. ound few rods south, we think j
.sr than probable that the ground OF
s. ast side Of Main Street from tn
"a Hall, southward to o. J. Pratt
5, was 1ofnerly used as a buryinl
= BY indians.
al The name of the post Office a
echy" has been changed by the dc
ent 70 @Queechee," in accordanc
be accepted spelling of the name
/ / letter Vas received at the post
IT White River Junction on Mon
st, directed to Mr.. John Sullivan
tiles from Vermont. Care of Nj
:. on farm
DING. The number of deaths il
i. 70 in 1861, was 16. The oldes
II. who died in the year was Steph
ston, aged 81 years, months an