Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

&sr- LoSl-a pirasoi anu Soiu tnihoie
Sec advertisement.
Geo, +. Baker, will speak in Spir
;malist Hall at Bartonsville, next Sun
DAY.
All We who have much writing
R,lon't forget to call at Amadon's and see
bis new gold fountain pen.
= The remains Of Mrs. Norman Har.
ID we're recently brought from Califor-
Ma and inferred in the cemetery in this
place.
NJ = No advertised letters this week-a
xery unusual circumstance at the Post
{sfice at this season, when SO many stran.
hers are in or passing through this place
M - The annual meeting of the Yer.
mont Editors and Publishers Associa.
Nan will be held at Brattleboro on Thurs.
Nav eve., Aug. 26, 1869, and will pro
yably continue through next day.
N -Taft's pictures of the railroad acct
lent in this town continue to be in great
remand, orders coming in from great dis
ance, and as fast as hec can supply them
they are but 81 so for set of six, or %
kents each, sent by mail.
IA 1t is now a number of weeks since
Vain has fallen to any extent in this sec
Mon, and the drouth has become quite
FERROUS. Springs and pastures have
@lried up, and the later crops are suffer
Gng considerable.
n Our thanks are due to Hon. j. w.
EColburn of Springfield, for copies of the
various reports, &C., made to the council
LII censors, and also to some one in Mont
elier for copy of all the articles to be
Submitted to the constitutional conven-
tion.
a We would refer all wanting sash,
OOrs or blinds, to the advertisement of
u c. Tolman. With good stock he also
as good workmen, and is thus prepared
y give customers entire satisfaction. We
Srdially commend his shop therefore to
j in this section who are engaged in re-
airing or building.
Look out for burglars They are
q work in various parts of the State
low is their season and harvest, and all
bO do not wish them to enter their
Femises without opposition, should see
Rat their doors and windows are we'll
applied with locks and bolts, and be
epared to give any of these night gen.
b warm reception.
"A letter on trout breeding on first
ege written to the New Haven (Ct.)
altadium, is among the very best of the
merous letters on the subject and sent
the press from this place, since Mr..
tdgman started his trout ponds. 1t is
EHry clear and correct and it is under
BOD to have been written by 1t. Gov.
Maryland who is stopping at the Island
House
+ Mr.. j. w. T. Blanchard and DR.
Hitchcock few days since made an ex.
0rslon up the river from this place in q
boat as far as Ascutneyville, and
en continued their trip to the summit
"a Ascutney Mountain where they spent
night and where they enjoyed a mag
icent sunset and sunrise, and after
nping about day or two returned
me invigorated and well pleased with
liz excursion.
On Thursday afternoon of las
ek, John Wilder's horse ran on Greer
eet, while he left it moment, will
little boy in the wagon, in which wa
ded bed or mattress. The Wagon
Pm crashed against the front fence 0
B. Eddy's house, smashingioff row
plckets and capsized, the bed fairl,
ling up with the boy inside, where h
+ soon after found without injury ant
lively as though nothing had happen
= Mr.. r. p. Wright, now of Boston
formerly of Saxtons River, is at HON
week or two on visit among hi
friends and pupils in this vicinity
r. Wright is well known as skillfu
luslcian, and as he is in the employ c
le celebrated Mason & Hamlin Orgal
o., he is enabled to select the choices
gans and pianos that the market al
Prds, and we therefore take the libert
referring to him those in this vicinit
no may wish to make such selection
will be good opportunity while he
listing here among his friends.
SpRINGFIELD.-Singutar escape trol
igury.-On the Sd inst, John Gatfne.
little son of Thomas Gaffney of Spring
eld, aged five years, was run over by
pam loaded with stone. The stone is b
easurement four feet square, sixtee
nches thick, and estimated to weigh 8
OO lbs. The hind wheel struck the DO
Al Il,