Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-12

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The Ladies of Rockingham Cent?
Ina a union festival ON Monday evenin
lxt Give them rousing full house
bd patronage to match.
l. The Ascutney railroad is now bein
|rveyed from Gasse.t's Station througl
bnngfield to Claremont.
J. Mr.. Hiram Newton is furnishin,
patrons with a splendid article o
Ipanese tea. Those who buy it will b
e of excellent quality.
{-Mr. Frost has sold his oyster an,
tng saloon, on Canal Street, TO Mr.. o
ston of Springfield, whose advertise
BIT will be found in another column.
The Ludlow Gazette says the worl
Tyson Furnace is again temporarily
pended by the falling in of the bias
pace.
A young lady at Proctorsville pre-
ed to Weston a beautiful whalebone
BIZ whip, to replace the gold handled
which was stolen from him by Yer
1t teamster.
The Northfield young sprouts, who
lust voted French Creole out Of
dancing school, on account of his
plexion, had better let themselves to
for the hotel at Burlington, where
hilar test exists.
A Mrs. Blanchard, of Walpole, N.
= who is nearly eighty years of age, is
Eng her third set of teeth. She is
{ smart and active for one of her
and takes the care of household
hree persons.
q The ladies of the Universalist So
of Felchville, held their annual
val at Downer's Hall few miles be-
l Felchville, ON the 2Sth ult, atwhich
Dry happy time prevailed, and the re-
is amounted to nearly three hundred
ars,
There was a big sleigh ride from
Brattleboro to Fayetteville last week.
re wereeighty-six couples, and they
furnished with splendid dinner at
n County House, kept by mine host
Ns, whom the party highly compli-
I'd, and had gay and happy time.
IN For good set tin ware or the best
to be had, don't fail to call upon
l. Hadley, who will furnish them at
nes. Among his stoves are the eel
4 ID Peerless" which commanded
st premium at the worlds exhibit
J d Paris.
Al hose who are looking out for good
trees the coming spring, are refer
the Grafton Nursery of J. II. Put
whose advertisement appears else
Mr.. p. understands fruit culture
be wants of this section in that line,
prepared to respond to all orders
lingly.
BY accident we omitted, last week,
ntion the death Of Mr.. James w.
h of Walpole, N. H, who fell
gh Cold River railroad bridge. He
led in an unconscious state till Sat
morning after he fell, when he
He was thirty-eight years of age,
kaves a wife and three little girls,
3Thom falls this sad and most Sc
lfliction.
7 he prisoners of the Vermont State
had a feast of good things-tur-
pork, pies, &C., on the 31st ult.-
isons of several other New Eng
tates were furnished in like man
the same day-all being the gift of
Dorsey of Providence, r. l.
ee notice of E. C. Hooper & Co.
gret TO learn that they are about
up their business in this place,
&pect to remove to Rutland next
- They are gentlemen held in
esteem, and not the kind to be
from any place. They think a
held Is open to them at Rutland,
ropose to occupy it, in which we
y and heartily wish them the
lbundant success.
Arms d Wilson have just bought
ave vu hand for Gallo some small
nre engines, or in other words
pump, which will throw water some
Or forty feet, and very convenient
Of sudden emergency from fire.
are many instances in which fires
been extinguished by these little
and pevented serious disasters
stance of this kind occurred in
Wn but a few months since. They
% very convenient for washing
. Or watering gardens, and we be-
ley cost but ten dollars each, and
Oay ought to have one.
'otlee is hereby given Ito a good
IN this vicinity who will under
'He case, that the editors boots are
NIlQ htted tn b;c foot which poaI,o,