Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

y. exhibition this Thursday evening.
The brick for the new block have
l engaged, and work on the founda-
M commenced this week.
Westminster stands as third town
;.this county as to wealth and popula-
liS
Geo. O. Guild desires us to say that
asAas lust returned from market, with
|ols of new goods.
The highways and bridges, were
bady washed in both Plymouth and
during the late freshet.
Mrs. M. NJ. Whitney of this village
WI choice collection of flower seeds,
IA those wanting such would do well
j bake application soon.
Rev. Levi Loring, of Saxtons Riv-
!. 6fiers his fine four year old colt for
I'M Those in want, will do well to call
Y see him before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Ambrose Arnold formerly of West
IT. ter, and well and favorably known
Ibis section, has been appointed Assis-
w Superintendent of the Vermont Gen.
NJ Railroad.
W See Mrs. L.. c. Bankers advertise
Il of millinery and DISSEMINATING
\ has just received a lot of new goods
~ STYLES which cannot fail to please
r. customers.
Mrs. Fanny Davis Smith, will
f / in Spiritualist Hall, Bartonsville,
kunday next, May ID, and the Socie-
W Vii also meet at noon of the same
to choose officers for the year ensu-
We have received the April Num-
~ of the Literary Bulletin by Cheney
Alapp, Brattleboro, by which we OBJ
Y u they intend to furnish almost any
IA Of book wanted, either American
M Foreign.
Abanaqui Engine Co, were out last
I1iurday and practiced with their engine,
owing water through two hundred
N of hose to the height of some 10
h Certainly pretty good demonstra-
II for their first meeting, and highly
for their future.
On Thursday of last week, an ex-
IN ion train, mainly from Winchendon,
ID, and Keene, n. H., came to this
J! Z to see the high water. There were
ID six or seven hundred. Next day
IISrty of some one hundred came for
same purpose.
Mr.. Hugh Landon, of this village,
sl4Visit Chester, with his team every
May, hereafter, and we assure the
pfe of that place and vicinity, that
~ kill furnish them the best article in
fresh fish line to be had in market,
Ia hich he will give them more partic-
I'll notice about Tuesday Of next week.
mi The number of students for the
ping term of Powers Institute, Ber-
lxtlson, Mass, is 153, and under Prof.
&tfd of Westminster, as principal, are
81 ing very successful term, as in fact
ID would not be very likely to have
IN other under him, with Miss Leach as
a1ktant. -....
I'M The annual meeting of the Connec-
lidst River Valley Medical Association,
NH be held at the Island House on
stlnesday and Thursday of next week,
81 mencing Wednesday afternoon. On
1nrsday they are to have a social re-
Ion and dinner, which will undoubted-
TIE pleasant occasion.
VI Miss Lydia Pratt, recently tried for
murder of her child, and acquitted,
remanded to Jail for further action.
understand that large number of
Sons in Newfane and vicinity have
aed petition or paper, or expressed
nselyes against any further proceed
in this case.
There was very pleasant gather
by invitation, of old ladies, at the
ldence of John A. Farnsworth Esq,
eaHtons River, on Friday of last week.
@ere were fourteen of them, all of that
acc, and their united ages amounted to
rs years, or an average of over "a
Ifars. One of them is SO, and another
her 91st year. The last named, walk
nearly mile, and on being invited
/ ride home, said she could just as we'll
ek. Where are the girls?
Eve saw on the cars a few days since
charge of friends, a young lady on
way to the Asylum for Insane at
Brattleboro. We do not know who she
IN, but learned she was from North
Fringfield, had been a teacher, and in
ne only about two weeks. She frequent
used name, perhaps of some pupil Of
rs, as though calling the roll of hen
Enool, and indicated herself to be per