Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-06-10
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BELLOWS FALLS, JUNE 10, 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS.


sick but few hours.
= Mr.. Austin E, Simmons of Wood.
stock, will speak in Spiritualist Hall, in
Bartonsvilie on Sunday next, June 18th
- Putney cheese factory is in tull op
Grafton and bids fair to do a good deaI
of business this season.
Sumner P. Lull of Windsor. mas
taken the place of Frank Stone, as War.
den in the State Prison.
= Curtis Robinson, ESQ, the delegate
to the Constitutional Convention from
Londonderry, was also member of the
Constitutional Convention of 1886.
Those wishing the dental services of
Dr. E, A. Stebbins in the places where
he has been in the habit ofstopping, will
find the date of his appointments under
the usual head
Albert Goats of Windsor who was
arrested some time since for bgamy and
escaped, has been taken again and given
steady employment for three years and
six months.
Look out for the Centrifugal
Thresher which will be on exhibition
next week in Hills brick store, by the
agents, Messrs. Spaulding, whohave been
exhibiting the Saving Machine.
In the baggage destroyed at the dis
aster on Mount Holly Tuesday was a
large quantity of silver plate intended
as wedding gifts, the marriage to take
place in Burlington to-day Thursday
and large supply of fruit and flowers
for the occasion.
Mr.. S. w. Parkhurst takes the
place vacated by Perley Downer, as con-
ductor on the Rutland & Burlington
railroad, running on the upper end of
the line.
Abundant showers have visited the
country in the last few days and seem
likely to continue, so that the uncommon
drouth is thoroughly relieved. The
parched earth drinks it in, and the face
Of nature more than smiles.
- In Brattleboro 231 women have
signed petition for woman suffrage to
be presented to the Constitutional Con-
yention now in session at Montpelier.
How about the remaining 1900 in the
same place?
On the 3ist ult., during the parade of
French's Circus in Brattleboro, lady
was knocked down and run over by
horse attached to buggy, on the corner
of Main and Elliot streets. She was Sc
verely frightened, but not much injured
otherwise.
We cordially welcome another copy
of the unique Vermont Autograph &
Remarker, to our sanctum, and are glad
to see it politically and on other ques-
tons, as sound as ever. The present
aamber strongly condemns the NJ cFar-
land farce.
! We accidentally omitted last week
/ 70 express our thanks to our neighbor
Rev. Addison Brown Of the Brattleboro
Phoenix for loan of file of the Brat
teboro Eagle of 1849 and 1850, from
which we made an extract, and in
which we have been reading up some
Wlndham County matters of those days.
ON account of the accident on the
Rutland Road we are Obliged to go to
press without the report of the first days
proceedings of the Constitutional Con-
Nention, which we hoped to have had a
Full report of. No mails have been re-
ceived above Ludlow since Tuesday,
Fheretore we fail to get report.
-Messrs Perham d. Whitney have
gold out their hardware business TO Geo.
i w. Nutting of this place and w. D.
pail Of Chester, who take possession this
week, The new firm will do business
under the name of Nutting & Ball.
.aey are worthy young me and both
pave had some five years experience in
w business, and deserve well of all
sho want goods in their line.
= Miss r. c.. Dinsmore & Co., an
nounce their intention in our advertising
Columns, of selling at prices unusually
COW, a new stock of ladies furnishing
goods, which have justarrived from mar
kea They are prepared to give the lat
~ styles, both in goods and fashion.
fheSpringfeld Republican of Tues
Wy has the following account of the re
soVery of body in the Connecticut Riv
which suggests the possibility Of it
eng that of Jones who was drowned
sOoVe the Falls at this place several
eeks since: The drowned body of an
uAno~n man, very badly decomposed
IL found in the Connecticut river oppo
'Ste the Chaplin homestead on Chico