Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-05-21
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IL Mr. Duker VI bruHNllie, new Ofk
h speak in Spiritualist Hall, at Bar.
kyille next Sunday.
\ A biz horse was on exhibition here
Il tent near Phelps livery stable on
esday, at ten cents sight. 1t is said
Neigh about 1000 lbs.
y The boatmen now in town have
De boom in the eddy below the ca
hooks, and intend when most of their
|bcr is gathered in there to sweep it
but at one clip.
y Cooper q Turner have lots of new
Ne in the line of groceries and pro-
NJ, of excellent quality, all of which
are ready to promptly serve to the
pmers on call.
n Capt. S. Z. Perham has sold out
lacksmithing business to Mr.. j. G.
BINS, who will continue the business
Ne old stand. Mr.. Persons is good
hman and deserving citizen, and
|kppe may meet with full share of
H..
n The reported case Of cruelty in
Nov, is being attended to by the au-
Mites of that town, and the unnatu-
Mother referred to will take proper
of her children hereafter, or be ia
bare of herself.
We are glad to learn that our mu-
~ neighbor and townsman, S. f. Mer-
has been invited and has accepted
|nyitation to be present and paftici-
|xin the great musical Peace Jubilee
|k held in Boston next month.
" Mr.. Norman Harris, formerly of
tsplace, but for several years past a
fdent at San Francisco, arrived here
tseek, and with his daughter, Mrs.
|s,ehard, and her children, will
La the summer here.
John Adams, whose health has been
" poor during the past winter, remov-
His week to Ashburnham, Mass,
|ae he hopes the quiet of small farm
III he proposes to cultivate, will i'm
his health. He has our good wish
we trust he may fully realize his
Now is your time for tomato and
II plants. See Mr.. Munroe's adver-
tent. Among the new varieties of to-
~ plants he has the " Gen. Grant,"
3Ao be very excellent. With each sue
g year he adds something new and
10 the" bringing up of his plants,
+ the rush for them has already
\, he will be the busiest man in this
for the next few weeks.
A large number of timber logs
have been driven down the river,
been accumulating in the eddy here
bre than a week. The boatmen be-
&rrived here on Monday, and it
@obably take several days to get
al started down the river. We
NJ they are to be used mainly in the
g of the new dam at Holyoke.
Nj who do business at Springfield,
N not fail to read the advertisement
Myes q Closson. They are enter
men, up with the times, and are
to not only satisfy their custom
N will be very merciful TO them in
democratic lady at Fayetteville
stock of good common sense in her
5. She recently sent an order to
unroe of this place for some toma-
pits, and directing that with others
nght put in some of the " Gen.
variety, saying that although not
int woman herself, she would try
of the plants, same as the country
concluded to try Gen. Grant for
fe9aentl
panoramic exhibition was held
travelling concern, at Wightman's
on Tuesday evening. The hall was
Piled, but those present said it was
much of show" One of the
Pany walked on rope across canal
from the hall to Harris block, but
dyed nothing new or particularly
festing.
The school report of Athens refer
} last week, means the report sent
Society of the Board of Educa-
for the spring of 1868, and not the
nade this year, as might very rea-
BY be inferred, and as we are in
ID many of our readers in Athens
psed.
The people of Jamaica recently had
hunt. Some thirty persons came
lnd joined in the chase, one of whom
post for a short time, when bruin
his oportunity and fled through
lguarded point, and was last heard
West Townshend. He is supposed
We killed quite number of sheep
snaica.
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