Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-09-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

arrangements have been made by
which it is expected they will have
preaching regularly hereafter in Shows
Hall at Bartonsville, every Sabbath.
Mr.. Ezra Pierce, of Windham, re-
Gently had three fingers cut off from one
hand, by a moving machine.
- The democratic party being now
fully organized in Andover they should
take care of it, and not let it ran out
again.
&C. f. Glynn. at Cambridgeport,
makes his fall announcement in this
weeks paper
"A very excellent article Of Blueing
for clothes, is manufactured by A. ID.
Durham of Bartonsville.
A son of d. Cushing, of Cambridge.
port recently had one hand caught in
the hook of swing and two cords from
the little finger were torn up to the elbow.
The wound is very severe, but the lad is
doing we'll under the care of Dr. Camp
bell
Our village burglar performed his
third feat at at Dewey's grocery Tuesday
afternoon, where he took some ten or fif-
teen dollars from till, and vanished.
His performance at Woods was the
fourth of the series. Two per week now.
IN, HI. Farr & Co., have this week
filed their store with full stock Of new
goods for the fall season, and invite their
customers to call and see the same ,believ-
ing they can offer unusual attractions.
= Our lost umbrella got into the
hands of an honest man, and was prompt
ly returned to us, but several other par
ties lost their umbrellas that day, and if
those having them will return the same
TO this office, we will find owners for
while at least.
j Ii. p. Franklin of Townshend, has
raised quite a crop of Early Rose Pota-
toes this year, and those wanting seed of
this kind can obtain the same of him.
- Mrs. L. G. Barker announces the
fall styles of millinery goods this week.
Her stock includes new and attractive
styles and she invites her customers to
call and see the same.
: The Sugar Evaporators made in
this place by the Hartford Sorghum Ma
chine Co. took first premium and prize
medal at the New England Fair at Port
land, and also first premium at the Val
lev Fair at Brattleboro where it had
competition.
n. Munroe took first premium at the
Valley Fair, held at Brattleboro last
week, on his tomatoes, which were GER
tainly very fine, and fully deserved the
award.
= A large auction sale takes place in
Chester on Wednesday the 9th day OF
October, next, at the residence of Mr.. A.
b. Stowell, who intends removing to Nir-
ginia on account Of his health. The sale
includes two valuable farms besides lot
Of personal property, more particulars OF
which will be found in his advertisement
elsewhere.
= The democratic vote IN tairhaver
is just equal to that in Andover, be
ing Washburn 247, Heaton /. Faystor
also voted 81 to /.
The following towns did not give a
single democratic vote last week Gosh
en-, Lincoln, Montgomery, Enosburg ant
East Haven. A good missionary fiei'
for the democracy.
On the 30th ult, fire destroyed
the house, barn, oat-buildings and A
tons Of hay, of the late Dwight lngra
ham, in Williamsville, (Newfane.) Fur
niture of house mostly saved. lusure'
in Farmers Co, at Montpelier.
The Cornet Band matter mentione'
few weeks since has progressed mucI
beyond expectation. Several hundre'
dollars have been subscribed by variou
citizens ana SET Oh iHstEuHicnts pun
chased and already in the hands of tn
PLAYERS, who have begun to practice wit
them, and soon hope to have perma
nent organization. The instruments ar
to be owned and kept permanently i
this village, so that any change OF res
dence of the members, will not hereafte
deprive the place of a set of instrument
suitable for a cornet band.
John Hanning of Langdon, n, ii
had his horse and wagon stolen
Charlestown, N. H., last Sunday
about noon. The team had been hitche
and left by the owner, and the TIM
stepped into the wagon and drove o.
1t was bay mare and had small ST.
in the forehead and white off hind foo
wagon rose color inside and black on
side.
Advertised Letters III. +. Barrel
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