Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

There will be an interesting lecture
~ Congregational Church this Thurs
= sening, in behalf of the Home for
= Wanderers" Several of the wan
Y will be present and sing some of
best songs.
George Brown keeps Tomato Plants
I'D. They are grown at Fitchburg
N Sre very large and thriving.
IA. p. Wilson had one of his fingers
crushed, few days since, by hav-
caught in planning machine.
2 A dyertised letters: John Franklin
nond, Daniel Collins, Alice j. Dag
Robert Watt.
tier has again had marked de-
At St. Adams last Tuesday, the
price of choice was only 80 to 80
X. Richardson of Grafton, re-
lectured at North Springfield. on
y american system of government.
The Burnside Base Ball Club at
kleboro, and the Abanaqui Club of
g Sillage will play match game of
- Ball in this place on Saturday of
M Hcek at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Tic Canal Co., have sold lot and
,uilding off from the south end of their
81 etate, near the river to Dan Nc
',artr for 5000. They have also sold
rnlSSr lot Just above to Thomas Hack
TIC Henry Place, so-called, on At
Kinson Street, occupied for number OF
years by f. G. Wilson, has been bought
" b. G. Tarbell, who takes immediate
and is now making thorough
repairs on it.
The Island H)use has just been
painted inside and out, the sleeping
apartments newly furnished, and othel
added for the comfort o
their guests during the coming season
Mr.. Town evidently intends to keep thu
reputation of the house up to the frs
class standard, and pleasant as a summel
resort.
conductor Fleming has our hearty
thanks for Saturday nights copy Of tn
daily Evening News, Springfield, Mass
containing late and important impeach
mentnews.
Master Fred Amadon, caught
pik1 in the Eddy, on Saturday las
wetfhing II pounds and ounces, whic
Il not only by far the largest of the sea
81, but the largest that has been caugf
th6fe for some fifteen years or NOR
1boat twenty-five years ago one wa
caught weighing 10 pounds, and abor
tan years ago one of II pounds wa
eauebt.
MAY has thus far been remarkabl
Nex Month. 1t has now rained for SON
ten days in succession and the river
quite high and rising. This, Thursda
morning, it rains more powerful than e
q, Is though it had but just began, b'
The wind is getting into more favorab
direction.
The Bennington Banner, which
one 81 the most live of Vermont pape
il gSing to put on a new dress Of type
the 6rst of July.
DR.. o. f. Woods is agent for and
selling excursion tickets to Chicago, I
430; but and back. They are good t
tho 20th of June. Full fare would
about 1896 Among those who ha
gone from this town, besides Mr.. job
son, Who is a delegate to the Union &c
v6afion, are Col. Wentworth and WI
I'D q. b. Divoll.
Pcarce & Peabody have closed c
heir fish market on Canal Street. TIL
we're both good men, well liked, and
regret they did not receive sufficient
<nurapement to continue in business.
n. II. Farr & Co., in addition
their other departments of business, W
hereafter keep Carpetings, and inv
their Friends to call and examine th
stock. We believe our village is n
better supplied in this department
trade than at any former time.
~ The Manchester Journal hasrece
II put on new dress of type. The Jo
nal u good paper and we congratul
itoosthis evidence of their prosperity
Master Charley Parks of @
brideeport, has beat all yet reported
big trout, this spring, having caught
few days since in that place, weigh
q lbs. He was fishing with worm /
We believe, and little dase or " shin
was nibbling at the hook, when the t
suddenly darted out grabbed and 81
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