Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-29

Westminster. See advertisement.
Sec advertisement Of farm an,
personal property at auction in Chester
The ladies did nicely at their FIJI
last week, the receipts amounting to $3.50
There will be religious services il
the Baptist church on Sunday evening
next, at "a o'clock. Subject of the dis
course" Triaes, or Little Things"
Misses Emma Hall and Mary Ken
|dall have a written debate read before
|the South Reading lyceum this week on
khe question of Woman Suffrage.
The eclipse of the moon came of
Wednesday evening according to pro.
kramme." and in part made up for the
disappointment of those who did not get
sight at Weston.
- See advertisement of Harness Shop.
ir. Blanchard had the misfortune TO be
burnt out some weeks since, and with
pmmendable enterprise is trying to re-
ktablish his business, and we hope he
Jay receive liberal patronage.
Our thanks are due DIR. Geo. Mich
for copy of the laws passed at the
st session of the legislature. The work
well done, and bears the imprint of
lie Montpelier Freeman office.
- In the absence Of Judge Smalley of
Burlington, who spends the winter in
lorida, we understand the courts of
Inkruptcy will be held in this place be-
Re Judge Shipman of Connecticut.
The civil authority and listers of
is town will meet at the office of Col.
sa Wentworth in this village on Mon
BY morning next at 10 o'clock, to at
ind to abatement of taxes, and correc-
pn of tax list.
"A pleasant donation party at the
lllage hall in Felchville last week, left
ev. J. L. Smith SCI. There is also to
another donation party for Mr.. Smith s
enefit at Wilder's hall in South Read
g, on Tuesday evening of next week.
4 C F. Glynn at Cambridgeport, Of
rs bis goods at reduced prices, the de-
ills of which will be found in another
umn.
Weston, the pedestrian, passed
rough this place Wednesday evening,
about 10s o'clock, stopping few mo-
nts at the Island House, and arriving
&Chester at about 8 o'clock this Thurs
morning. He is making very poor
k r. the Ludlow Gazette has been very
T. ch enlarged. 1t is well conducted,
the people of that place will add
bch to the value of their own village
giving it, as no doubt they do, lib
! support. The mere fact of the ex-
ence of newspaper in a village is of
re consequence than most people are
are of. H
Thanks to F. j Dorand, of Bar
sville, for a copy ofthe Bellows Falls
eRigencer, of June Goth, 1918. 1t is
ed with matter mainly on topics
Foad, some of which is quite interest
Alstead, N. II. seems to make the
1t live show in this number in bust
advertising.
Mr.. W. E. Mellish of Walpole, fell
Eough Cold River railroad bridge, ear
tuesday evening, striking upon the
about twenty-six feet below. He
very severely injured, being taken
senseless. The bones of one wrist
ly sprained, and had not recovered
Seriousness up to Wednesday after
p.
We have placed some bills of old
Fcription accounts in the hands Of
). G. Redfeld, of Cambridgeport
Is authorized to collect them, and
Will sool call upon the various par.
owing the same in some of the inte-
towns of this county. We desire a
cement Of all old accounts at an early
and hope he will meet with favor.
response.
About five o'clock Wednesday eve.
rumor got into the street that
ston had arrived and was at johnson
Rabbits store, whereupon there was
amusing rush to that place for about
an hour. Later in the evening the
s organized weston" and went
oagh some of the streets, with him
ad and sufficiently conspicuous to de
e con6ding people, which together
the coasting, made up the evenings
ertainment.
An old tobacco chewer claims thai
Bible sustains his favorite habit, and
ties; " He that is filthy let him be FL
still"
He CLAREMoNT TRAGEDY.-Full pa
llars of the horrihla murder at Clar