Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

W. a. NJ.
n tnttleboro and Rockingham, were
hs orS towns represented in the district
orS&ntion, at White River Junction.
The April number of the House
N but, and maintains the excellence
4 PREVIOUS numbers.
eth l.. Randall has been appoint
Z master at South Londonderry, in
n j. l.. Pierce, resigned.
be fire department of Brattleboro
\ efficient, and probably the best
= IIzed Of any in this State.
bit and stock has been left by
MI nc at the Post Office, and at pres
Y hns to be without an owner.
a man in South Woodstock, nearly
eeks ago, had made sixty pounds
II from nine shade trees in front of
pse.
q lee new advertisement of Lazarus
bis. Their Spectacles have not
! merry favorable but also very
IN putation.
y. Clough of Putney, was recently
,n1 fably injured by a blow on the
IA, Rom a falling rafter to an old
uildinp which he was taking down.
ne Springfield branch Office of the
~ boro Record, has been sold to
fr 1ndoe, of the Windsor Journal,
I2 MID hereafter print Springfield
iifinn Of the Journal.
Yhere is Il dead letter in the Post
|6lce, In this place, for Eva. A. Cuth-
IA. An article on our outside, headed
Il 9ouehing Epistle," from the Z. S.
IaiI. throws light on the subject.
Aflvertised Letters IS. w. Colburn,
!. M Crittenden, LYDIA A. Dennison,
sxIe Bdwell, Noise Letendre, A. f.
|inss Miss Merib Read, Mrs. Roxana
! snith, Charles Townshend.
ID G. Hooper & Co., are offering to
M customers a very nice lot of new
&C and domestics, including a splen-
n III of maple sugar-some of the best
h ave seen this season.
Rev. n. Pierce preached his fare
eM DISCOURSE at the Baptist Church last
10y He will leave this place with
h HEARTFELT regrets of many friends, and
iIIearry with him their best wishes for
i fnture welfare.
Barker & Hazard is the name of
I8hew firm in Gray's Block. As they
Nj to their customers to-day, Thursday,
/ Of course have had no opportunity to
N at their goods, but it is understood
~ Will keep a large and fashionable
ock of Millinery Goods, which business
'gether with dress-making will be car
"a on in all their branches. For fur
ler particulars see their advertisement.
Mr. Holmes Singing School in this
illage closed on Thursday evening of
is neck. Ii has made excellent pro-
re, and certainly one of the best rs
NH s largest Singing Schools ever held
lis village. Mr.. Holmes has an ex-
I'M faculty of imparting musical in
ftion and his efforts in this place have
e44 fully appreciated.
81 Butterfield & Barry, of Saxtons
|ix&r have just arrived from Boston
a. q fresh stock of Spring Goods, as
3!E be seen by their advertisement,
&h are now on exhibition TO their
H. Dmers, who will find everything in
6lress goods line, as well as an extern
lye supply of domestics and groceries.
"A special town meeting held in Read
u last week, voted to exempt from taxes
e Felchville Manufacturing Co., for five
ears. A similar vote was passed at the
pnual town meeting in Cavendish to ex-
mpt any manufacturing establishment
ut might be built in that town, for two
ears.
Two cars loaded with cattle, in a
eight train, passed through this place
2 Tuesday in most shocking and filthy
ondition. In one car four cattle lay
ead, and Others were nearly so. They
1exe crowded, and trampling upon each
fher and believing in their terrible
my, were started off on the Ches-
a. railroad. We suppose some drover
a. anxious perhaps to save freight, but
purse lost by it. At all events such a
oefor among cattle ought not TO be per-
aitcd.
The returns from the sugar makers
= this State this spring, are big and
aeavy. Sylvanus Morse of East Mont.
'eiier, tapped 2750 trees, and some of the
'me has been making at the rate of zoe
olO0O lbs. per day, and a week ago had
eyeral tons on hand, and it was expect.
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