Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

\ iss Emma Morse will speak at
his Hall, Langdon, N. H., on Sun
PNt.
few days since Mr.. Edmund
caught a fine lot Of eels in the ca
nd in accordance with his usual
BY shared with the printers.
uns were distinctly heard some
south of this village Wednesday
bn. Was it the celebrated Wal
bn?
strong wind prevailed in this
turing Wednesday night followed
plm which in meplaces left quite
b frost Thursday morning-the
the season.
Ne ought to have said last week
|pringfeld is the banner town in
BIT, giving $40 Union majority,
khe largest of any in the State.
gboro stands next with her 503
II.
Rutland Railroad station at Cut
lie was broken into Sunday morn
but two o'clock, and, no money
bund, a quantity of local tickets
No clue has yet been gained of
Der.
Cragin has brought US a liberal
Nj " thoroughbred" Jersey sweet
They are very excellent
{ better than the crop last year.
ns to keep them Cor sale through
ION.
Republican, in Burlington hand
Eminent democrat of that place
) of cotton batting, on Tuesday,
dry remark: Put them in your
ctor, there's going to be guns fired
! y" The guns were fred.
{ are glad to hear of the interest
\ penmanship in the high school
Eent term. The principal We I'M
is an old teacher in the art, and
BIT a class secure his services out
school hours, for the benefit of
ho do not attend school?
6vertised Letters Elic Beings,
Bidwell, Levie Bienvenue, S. S.
galace S. Clark, A. f. Farrar, 2,
s. Green, Mrs. Lucinda NJ. Gary,
Cupboard, Mrs. G. Hamilton.
for Postage: Mrs. Ellen Farms
Walpole, N. H.
notice appeared two weeks ago
Windsor Journal Of an applica-
Pie legislature to annex Ludlow, |
and Cavendish to Rutland coun-
p it has not appeared there since, |
pct has probably been abandon
Rnore likely it may have been a
town of Acworth, n. H., cele-
Me centennial of their organiza- |
"Wednesday of this week. They
Seral bands of music, sent for all
ent sons and daughters to come
living all who attended free en-
hent, and doing everything on a
&d most liberal scale.
b democratic passengers stepped
4 New York train Monday night
NJ guns began to peel forth on
be election. One Of them inquir-
use and being informed, exclaim-
&ope the d-m thing will bust"
bere," responded the other.
he Rutland Herald says there is
gentleman in Londonderry, aged
n, who has not taken food CT
ament of any kind for .ftty-sir
And the only drink he takes is a
od water, and during ten days
4tty-six he did not even take wa
has his senses perfectly; can
head up, and turn over in bed
assistance.
B'per'8 Weekly for next Saturday
8ood political picture. 1t repre-
PANT and Colfax playing nine
Prant has just rolled big ball
" Vermont" which at the other
s tine alley has knocked out the
spn under Seymour, Blair and sew
Ner democratic magnates, while
stands ready holding another ball
~ to roll, labelled Maine" It
= had of o. F. Woods.
1he first premium on maple sugar
Plate Fair, was awarded to Mr..
pltler of this village. The sugar
&c IN Wilmington, in one of the
ators now manufactured in this
1t Is also worthy of note that
hd premium was awarded to SUI
e IN one of these Evaporators.
aftford Sorghum Machine Co. is
iuH operation in the manufacture
article in this place, the works
lhQer the superintendance of Mr..