Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

TO press on Wednesday.
+tounty Court will commence il;
term on Monday next.
There will be union religious ser
Mas Day at the Baptist church at
In Ock A. M. There will also be
Id at Emmanuel church.
lazy one having a thorough bred
In yearling bull for sale,-a good
I'm find a purchaser by consulting
|sdsertising columns.
ne. Stephen Harris, pastor of the
.r gational church in Windham,
from his pastorate in that
IA the 18th ult., on account of i'll
.ne people Of Putney areprojecting
" factory, and were to have held
" on Wednesday evening of this
II see il an Association with that
Ikuld be formed.
&llin Amsden, Esq, of Windsor.
6&lved the commission of De
|Eriff for Windsor county, and he
VI elected Constable Of Windsor
skwn meeting on Wednesday 31st.
Abarn belonging to Gen. G. F. Da-
fIavendish, was recently crushed
nov. 1t was full of cattle at the
,mt fortunately the timbers fell in
a&ay as to protect them, and none
Mpred.
No. Warren Of Reading, recently
valuablc COW from feeding her with
(which was mixed the dried stalk
safes of the common meadow poke
'nsonlng the animal so that she
= 2 hours after eating the plant.
NJ understand that j. NJ. Davis,
NJ arrested for robbing the mails,
u his home in Claremont, having
dbail which he got reduced. This
s0 course that he viii not stand a
~ that his bail is to be forfeited
NJ. Nathan Lamb, a former citizen
0clstock, recently returned and set
% Of some eighteen years stand
b ch he was unable to pay at the !
D. were contracted an act of /
Aghly creditablc to his head and :
q neighbor, Clark Chase of West /
rs about to resume his " original
gnty" in other words, he viii con- c
cuisines at the old stand as be- /
Se his announcement in our adj t
4 columns. He is going to offer c
8ners a fresh and larger lot of
is line, than ever before. p
~ 5 Hill and wife recently had h
hrrow escape at Proctorsvill e. !
n thrown from their sleigh at |
&ing near the depot, when the 1
q so near they could not regain ST
4 but each had presence of mind i
Ter just clearing the rail, and '
! passed, actually crushing the Il
sMrs. Hill and bruising a shoul Sc
Ills but doing no other harm. 5
b people of Newfane have held :
dtneeting on the subject of bond
4 town to aid the building of the u
Ner railroad, and voted to bond h
q to eight times the amount of
w list for that purpose. Al. y
q, L. Sherman and S. w. Bow b
q appointed commissioners, and o.
& taxpayers signed the books n,
Raying the hall. e,
u. F. Butler of Cambridgport, y
n to commit suicide on Monday
8 Fast, by cutting his throat. He Of
'yere cash into the windpipe, but p
NJ the main arteries on either P'
n Will probably recover. He is
10y past middle age, and do II
nierences are said to have been sb
RedIate cause, but the real cause u
naiormed' was probably intemper- Pi
Il aud dissipation. re
! Wednesday of last week, Mr.. -
'eItt OF Andover, narrowly es- :
ing drowned while crossing the ~ -,
FfB town, a few miles above this =,
V Challestcwn, n. H. The ice -
" for a considerable distance ~
INN, but by vigorous exer- -
hnally succeeded in gaining the
although he came near being ~,
ider by the current. Two men
the bank of the river at the time, a. =.
iar off to render any aid. r.
the two advertisements of J. H. IN
lie has concluded his arrange =
nih Mr.. Towns, and will hereafter -
the livery business, at both
I one near the Island House, as
'ao one on Bridge Street. He IN
hereafter run carriages from the ef'
me Island House, or any other us
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