Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-08-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

this week.
n Rev. N. Pierce will preach in the
bodist church Of this village on Sun
next
For the last few days the weather
been most excellent for ripening off
later crops.
The democrats will raise Seymour
Blair flag in this place next Satur-
afternoon.
The firm of Geo, Andrews q Co,
ble workers, has been dissolved, and
Whitman continues the business.
We are requested to announce that
S. A. Wiley will speak in Spiritual
in Bartonsville, on Sunday next,
y, 80.
y A good farm and the crops if de-
is advertised for sale in South
ding. An enterprising man will find
good opening.
An auction sale is advertised in our
INNS this week to take place at the
hence of Geo. Pool in Walpole, about
tiles below this village. See adver-
bent.
Amid the campaign of the two
weeks we have neglected to mention
Y the Grant club of this village have
!. |nn to the breeze a beautiful Grant
Colfax flag.
Several residences were illuminated
I be night of the union meeting last
on some of the streets, and among
R S. C. Jennings which made very
tiful appearance.
Us far in the campaign very good
S1 or has prevailed in both parties
r Il continue and we would suggest
her both could not unite in arrang-
aor place to hold their meetings of
r. erday and Monday evenings.
Mr.. Aaron Tenney has sold his
\ ling on Henry street to Lyman Hap
We believe Mr.. Hapgood takes
ession on the first of April next, at
( eh time Mr.. Tenney and family con-
w. plate moving west
e A patriotic union man at South
rlestown, says he heard the speaking
at our meeting last week, and that
id him much good, and hoped he
Hid hear more of it. He meant the
X G. Z. Holbrook desires 10 say that
has just added a large quantity of new
Iads to his present stock of boots and
~ and invites his customers to call
~ examine the same.
VI 0. F. Woods is quite comfortably
~ ted in his present quarters in Chase's
k, where he now keeps his medicine
~ periodical store. He furnishes all
"a important dailies and as the com
II deepens," now is a good time to sub
be and get the details of the grea
: paign as it progresses.
@ The schools of this village vii
bmence on Monday next. Mr.. Allel
T Massachusetts,, who was engaged pre-
\ H. to Mr.. Crawford, is engaged a
rhcipal. The scholars of this villag
e had a good vacation. Let then
commence the fall term with dc
G animation to make it one of unusua
cess and profit.
There was fire alarm at about hal
M two o'clock Tuesday morning, b
blowing of whistle Of an engin,
! proved that the Cheshire railroa
tlge had caught fire, probably froI
Arks on the ten o'clock train up, but
was extinguished before doing much dan
9Re. The bells were not rung but tt
lstle succeeded in raising quite
<bwd.
The Square presented very livel
earance on Tuesday of last week
e squad of workmen were buildir
platform for the Union meeting, a
Per at work on the piazza front
ms d Wilson's, another we're grave
3 the street, and still another at VOL
the new steps of Hills brick buildin
y occupied by the Guilds. 1t is nee
4 to add that considerable good hum,
eyailed.
= During the war we had two gu
Pc which were fred on occasions
nFtories by the union army. The la
passion they were fred, was the victo
Gettysburg and Vicksburg. The m
they made was so annoying to son
dy, that one of them was stolen, al
place of deposit unknown till Mond
st when it was found by some workm
20 dug it out of the mud in the can
: Advertised Letters: Henry j. ID
+. Belliveau, Rev. S. w. Hanl
Idolpho Jaradis, Alphonse Nation,