Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
gelluws calls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY %, 1870
LOCAL MATTERS.


- Sewing machines to rent by Miss
r. C. Dinsmore & Co.
- The soda fountains of johnson g.
Babbitt and DIR. O. +. Woods will be
found refreshing these hot days.
- Mrs. n. A. Adams of Fitchburg,
Mass, will speak in Spiritualist Hall,
Bartonsville, next Sunday.
- The grove was prepared for the ex
cnrsion from Winchendon by Capt. W.
Taylor in his usual patriotic style, a
large flag covering the platform.
-Asahel Wilder has closed his store
at South Reading, and sold his place to
4 Mr.. Clay of Plymouth, who has al.
ready taken possession, and will occupy
the store for harness shop. Mr.. vii.
der has moved to Plymouth.
- We regret TO learn of the death at
Colchester, of Rev. A. L. Pratt, former
ly located over the Methodist Church of
this place, and where he was held in
very high esteem. His funeral was at
tended at Perkinsville on Wednesday.
- The Rutland Herald is informed
by physician in that town that he has
been called upon every night for weeks
to attend patients suffering from cholera
morbus. In every case indulgence in
eating and drinking was the cause.
Our daily war news from Europe is
received early, aided materially from
the fact that the difference in time be-
tween America and Paris is 7 hours 6
minutes and % seconds,-so that it is
possible for us TO get the news even be-
fore it happens.
Five "highly respectable young
men" of Brattleboro got drunk satur-
day night July 9th, and disturbed the
peace, for which they were arrested and
fined from So TO SO and cost each. The
names Of these respectable gentry are
not given with the hope that they will |
behave better hereafter.
- The beautiful Japan Lilly which
has been seen and admired much in the
store of Arms & Wilson this week, has
been reproduced in wax by Mrs. DR..
Barker and may be seen at her store.
Ihe fac smile is so perfect that only
close scrutiny will reveal the fact that it
5 not the original, and one will hardly
know which TO admire most, the fac sim
Pie or the skill which produced it.
- Messrs. George Brown & @. f. Nor
gan have formed copartnership and
open their eating rooms in the store for
anerly occupied by johnson & Rabbit,
fhis week. They will also keep a gene
ral assortment Of groceries and provis-
IONS, the particulars Of which will be
4ound in their advertisement. Mr.. Brown
Is thoroughly experienced in the business
snd friend Morgan is too well and favor
ably known to need commentator in
'this community, and they deserve and
pill no doubt receive their full share of
patronage.
- An accident occurred on the new
Jam on Tuesday forenoon. Two Of the
sorkmen were suddenly precipitated in
T. the water, one of whom went down
tnder the water and log and came out
below all right, but the other named
fIdridge was caught against the cur
Gent of water pressing him against the
bg, and at first il was thought he was
considerably injured about the ribs, but
b will probably be all right in a few
DAYS.
Advertised Lette rs.-G. II. Abbott
Frank Wilder, B. S. Farr, Mrs. L. F
Iifeld, @. C. Bass, Joseph Bussiere, 2
W. Forbes, A. III. Upper, w. NJ.
Ball