Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. E. M. Wolcott of Dandy, vii
sneak at Bartonsville ON Sunday next.
Grand Concert this Thursday eve
hing at the Baptist church. Prof Still
bnan, director.
4 j Look out for new counterfeit Two'i
IN the Union National Bank of Kinder
book. They are well calculated to de,
keve.
- The people of Westminster are 60
be- to try their hand at seeing whether
be world is growing better. See West
mister items.
- The town of Wilmington recently
eld meeting and voted against having
be north part of their town annexed to
power, 2 to So.
= The musical convention is progress
bg finely, and the entertainment given
the Grand Concert this Thursday eve
ng promises to considerably excel the
le few weeks since. Give them full
puse.
= The Vermont autograph q Remark
now at Starksborough, has made one
ore welcome visit, an article from
hich on "Windham County Newspa-
ers," We copy elsewhere.
: Mr.. Edwin Webster, of Walpole,
H., caught four foxes in one day last
eek. A good days work. They were
lnted with hound and shot. He has
lught ten foxes this winter.
Gates Perry has sold his house to
G. Butler for SO, 800, and DR.. Whit
an has sold his to Geo. III. Stone for
200. Other sales are announced in
e street, but they are only refusals"
talked of
N - Benz. Snow, Jr. & Co. have sold
eir paper mill at Bartonsville, to H.
Dickinson, j. E. Taylor, and E. Dickin-
bn of Springfield, Mass, for $4,000,
$ho will carry on the business under the
rm name of the Union Paper Co.
Il IN. H. Farr q Co. offer their entire
Dock Of goods at cost for cash, for the
fxt thirty days. They have handed us
&eir advertisement this week making
re- announcement, but our printers have
= the time to put it in type. Give
fm q call and get your goods cheap.
Il : The Grafton Cornet Band win hold
husical levee at the Town Hall in
aftou, on Wednesday evening, March
Eh 1869. The levee is for the benefit
Ithe band, and Richard will sing
apt Jinks." Give them a rousing
house.
n Walpole is alive these days with
ttherings, sleighrides, &c. A. Masonic
&thering and exhibition by the school
pre this week. On Thursday of last
ek besides the party from Keene,
ERE was another that evening from
estminster West, all of whom were
untifully served by mine host Perry,
all enjoyed a happy social time.
Il : The Woodstock Standard says the
liens of Cavendish, Reading, and
bakersfield, are holding meetings in
fport of the railroad project from
ssett's Station to Perkinsville, &C.,
that the interest in it is increasing.
E hope they will succeed, and would
e to see it extended to Felchville.
A Mr.. Royce recently had a good
ffalo robe stolen from his sleigh at Ty-
Furnace. Sheriff Stimson of Lud-
afterwards found it in a hay NOW
y by, and the people guess who stole
but no names are called.
AT the close of winter term of school
District No. 10 in Saxtons River, the
oiars presented their teacher, Miss
ia A Durham, with beautiful silver
Pkln ring. This is the fourth term
Vt Miss Durham has taught in this
tnct, and during the time has drawn
pund her the love and respect of her
Dollars.
The loss by the burning of Reads
nnery, in Jamaica, was about $500.
he main building was not burnt. The
hiding burnt contained most of the
lehinery, heating apparatus, and sixty
IDS of bark. Mr.. Read had his entire
hnery building, and large amount of
ck destroyed by fire in December,
81, but he is an enterprising man and
| Immediately rebuild the building
mi on the Sth inst.
1--we understand that several of the
publican citizens of Walpole who felt
fmselves aggrieved last November by
action of the new democratic board
selectmen, in illegally, as they allege,
liking off their names from the check
have commenced suits for damages
alnst the selectmen, and have retained
essrS. Wheeler and Faulkner Of Keene
their counsel.