Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

rbn town OF buihihSto'V" i"S NoeV"
.,s majority against bonding the
aid in the construction of the
River railroad.
.so Woodstock Standard speaks of
ming birds nest and eggs to be seen
.,be,, The eggs are one hundred
Az times smaller than hens eggs.
Ibe people of the town of Barnard
locided to hold a town fair this
Nd also to make a track for trial
led.
Rev. Levi Loring late pastor of the
egational Church at Saxtons Riv-
that place for his new home at
lon, Ohio, on Tuesday.
Tbe house of Frank Briggs of
ewater recently caught fire, and
we'd from destruction by the cour-
efforts of Mrs. Briggs and her
Bier.
[The Household, the neat and popu-
Monthly published at Brattleooro,
hel over 1000 new subscribers in
onth of May, and its circulation
/ $4,000.
kMr Levi Huntley, while at work on
rs G. Buffers house on Saturday,
|trom the piazza putting one shoulder
IN Joint and otherwise considerably
s.ipc him. 1t is hoped he will soon
|ver.
| The death by heart disease of Ar
Il Goddard of South Reading on Sat
E,v last, as announced under the usual
|Iing this week, was quite sudden
|Dugh his health had been poor for
l. time, he was out the day before his
M in usual health.
Mr.. A. NJ. Jefts of Langdon, N. IL. f,
a half Leicestershire lamb which
Ehed 20 lbs. and 3 ounces when -
4 old. Its mother is yearling and
Eenges its equal.
\ The Hawks Mountain House at
Bknsville, which has acquired some
as a resort for pleasure parties and
! hotel, has been closed and is now
tped by private families.
\ Mr.. S. Z. Stearns, of Bartonsville,
sell at auction his farm and home
bat place, on Tuesday June 22d, and
bing to remove West to reside with
children. We believe he has lived in
town for more than half a century.
We are informed that there will be
tasonic celebration and festival at
setteville on st. Johns day June Oath,
levee in the evening, and a display
fireworks on the common. 1t is ex-
te0there will be large attendance OF
maternity, and the public are gener-
invited.
: The Fourth of July falling on Sun.
this year, the 9th is by statute des-
ated legal holiday. Paper therefore
ing due on the 9th is payable on the
!, and paper falling due on the 4th
st be paid on the Sd. Some embar
sment may perhaps be saved to bust
s men by noting this fact.
"A little daughter of Henry Graves
! standing near the store of DIR. 0. f
pods Sunday afternoon, when large
belonging to Mr.. Bridgman, was frol
king about, just as a team was starting
from the livery stable near by, and
4 upon and knocked her over, break
her arm just above the elbow. l
es not appear that the dog had any
'OciOus intent.
Cyrus Kilburn on complaint of hi
te, was brought before Justice Bridg
IN on Monday evening and fined iii
en- dollars and cost, for abusive con
yet toward his wife. A young mai
med Shepherd was also included il
arrest, as the one who started th
but he was discharged
the general reputation 70
nestle infelicity in that quarter, it wa
mild case.
= Nathaniel B. johnson, of Ward:
70, has within the last thirty-five year
lght and killed / ,225 foxes, averagin
foxes year. The largest humble
lght in any one year was So. w
uld think foxes by this time must b
roe in that region, and should like t
wv if any other man since Sampson
e has been so great a DESTROYER of tn
family.
: At the union republican caucus /
estminster, Hon. j. C. Richardson an
G. Pierce, ESQ. were elected delegate
the State Convention, and Natha
sher, Ivah n. Farr, VIM. r. Kimbal
c. Gorham, Henry Ranney and Re-
n Miller to county convention. Tow
mmittee, J. C. Richardson.
Master Freddie Blake, a son of ID