Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06
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LOCAL MATTERS.


nd work On the second story began
week.
A good farm is for sale in Andover.
particulars we would refer to the add
,tisement of Mr.. b. II. Dwinnell.
Shall we not hear from the women
our village, town or state, as to their
khes in respect to suffrages
u. D. Bridgman last week sold five
updred of his trout to Mr.. Whiteomb
springfield, who we believe uses the
I'M to stock pond in that place.
Mr.. Daniel II. Mason offers farm
sale in Westminster West of 175
IT,. and gives some particulars of it
n our advertising columns this week.
Look out for the eclipse on satur-
II of this week. The exercises are
soo.ed to begin in this place at about
neteen minutes past five in the after
bon.
Mr.. Monroe's strawberry beds occu-
n between quarter and half acre of
race, from which he has sold the past
JASON 1926 quarts of strawberries,
sorth over $3.50.
E Cooper & Turner have lots of nice
PROVISIONS and are selling them at rea-
Enable rates, among which will be found
sme of the best cheese to be had in any
narket.
Ri Hon. Francis Wayland, Lieut..
|Governor of Connecticut, is stopping at
linz Island House, where we believe he
proposes to spend most of the summer
eason. He also spent the season here
hst year.
nj &C. F. Glynn at Cambridgeport an
Ebounces a break down in prices at his
More for brief period. See his adver-
Esement, and make hay while the sun
hines"
E We are glad to learn that both the
Engineers, Foss of Rutland, and Snow OF
Brattleboro, are recovering from their
Injuries by the recent railroad accidents
Foss was out of his room last week.
@ The liddtebury Register comes to
/ rs not only enlarged but in new clothes
boxing clean and smart, and we cor
Italy congratulate it on its present pros
porous condition.
n With the enffanchisement of wo
man, the number of voters in this STATE
\ will be over 125,000. A new set of bal
##lot boxes will have to be made through
soae the State. which will make gooc
DOB for the mechanics
- The preparation for removing oil
paint, grease, &c, from clothing, mad
and sold by George L. Griswold, at Cam
Bridgeport, is said to be a very excellen
article for the purpose named. See hi
advertisement.
III The National Black River Ban
BIT Proctorsville has paid the stockholc
ers dividend of per cent on its carr
of the last six months, and til
West River National Bank at Jamaics
has paid July semi-annual dividend {
five per cent free of government tax.
III - The plan of our new hall ought
be enlarged. With the adoption Of W
man suffrage in this State, the town
Rockingham will have over thirteen hui
S dred voters, and the hall should
course be large enough to hold them a
at one time.
IS. T. Albee offers for sale his HON
stead farm in our advertising column
# this week, on which he has lived f
twenty-five years. 1t is a good riv
ri farm on which some of the best corn al
other crops have been grown, and
d therefore good opportunity.
u = We are indebted to Rev. Mr.. Mic
a olson of this village for several old +
pers containing many things of intere
among which are the Boston Repe'tc
of 1910, Greenfield Gazette of 1906, a
Il New York Herald of October 1911.
Il This last is not the Herald of the pr
i ent day, but another and older concel
- Perham's stage will change
present running time on Monday ne
Hereafter his stage will leave TOWNSHIP
at 81 A. NJ, Grafton, 81, Cambridgepo
8, Saxtons River, 81, and arriving
this village at about 10l A. M. Pess'
gers coming this way will find his line
cheap as any other, and those goi
homeward or westward will arrive
Il Townshend some one or two hours earl
than by any other public conveyance.
b The ice freezer alluded to last W,
B is Skerrett's improved novelty free2
d and sold in this village by E. z. Had
1t begins to freeze in two minutes
will complete an ice cream in ten n
b utes. 1t is simple in construction