Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

evening.
i. Bridgman has many distin-
visitors to his trout ponds this
them the fish commission
Maine a few days since.
A. Hills of Westminster, brings
tuce head from his garden big and
Iough for an agricultural fair.
rs. M. M. Whitney has semitic the
|table very fine boquet made
of pinks of only one of q kind,
I 60 different varities.
II advertisement of the Hartford
M Machine Co. whose buyness we
pticed elsewhere. They want two
hetal workers at once.
he Rutland Independent has been
|enlarged and 10 now among tho
|ized as we'll as best papers in the
q Union Republican candidates
tors in Bennington Co., are Hon.
Garfield Of Arlington, and DIR.
bye of Bennington.
ewis N. Hutchins, brother of
Hutchins of this village, formerly of
and fora while we believe a res
this place, died of sunstroke in
Iury on Wednesday of last week.
aye eensthe steel ongravings of
nd Colfax, advertised in our col
u r. II. Curfan, and do not hest
pronounce them as among the
offered to the public.
late hot term was hard for
ye believe Mr.. Bridgman lost
spring supplied ponds preserv-
u ven temperature throughout, but
% this vicinity who keep them on
IL scale lost many, and many died
l&reams.
INC Frenchmen attacked man
.lcCarty, who had a woman with
a Monday evening near the Toll
4 and in the fight McCarty had
&lnb unhinged, which was after-
ajusted by DIR. Whitman. The
n the fight or attack was probably
ciently creditable to be reported.
8pt. S. S. S. Powers, colored, and
i of Liberia, gave an interesting
Hn that country, at the Congrega-
Church on Sunday evening, and
a1exhibiton several interesting Gu
! from Africa. Capt. Powers is a
Z IN of culture and ability, and
= bn for the benefit of Liberia and
highly commendable.
vstised Letters: Joseph Bessette,
8 Bloupe, Geo. Davenport, John
r. Lock, B. Livermore, c. M.
~ Mrs. Ellen S. Miner, David
4 eld for postage, Hon. A. Keith,
IN Vt.
IN Bennington Banner comes to us
& enlarged but in a new dress of
~ improved style of Typography
Nh especially in the setting of its
q kments. The Banner is among
= live, vigorous and best Cooked
"a Vermont, and we hope its pres
n Perity may long continue.
is announced in the papers that
fstoughton, and w. M. Evarts,
ith their families, are now at
INNER residences in Windsor,
very likely true except that Mr.
= in Washington attending to his
Attorney General. We under.
mever, he is expected at Wind.
sxt week.
Aas Frost, a highly esteemed cit
'ndarmer of Brattleboro, died from
~ on Tuesday of last week 18th.
ep4red to his hay field at about
g aiter his usual noon rest, and fell
'sa a few moments after. He was
ea aely carried to his house, where
'ezan a few moments. He was 6S
age.
notice by the papers that Gen.
! amt, formerly ofthis village, is on
in IUwa, for Grant and Co1fax.
Eening of the 18th they had a
i4
ht procession full a mile long al
mes, and afterwards formed in
puse Square and were addressed
pa /. D. Ingersoll of Muscatine.
the 9Th inst, two boys in Put
Anur Darling and Charlie Hin.
r ~ years, thinking to celebrate
IRA, set fire to some powder, and
'hes takeing fire came near being
70 death. Their faces, eyes,
pa legs were burned severely
beth doing we'll.
rge Hosford, of Brattleboro a
!. u years of age, while at work
Ssenden farm in the south part
"n' was dangerously hurt a few
oy the overturning of a load
n which he was riding. In fall