Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.


A Woman Suffrage meeting has
been appointed for this place on Thurs
day evening, March Sd.
Lost-Somewher in this village on
Tuesday, ladies fur cuff. The finder
is requested to report the same at this
office.
JIG. Wightman is receiving a fresh
lot ofgroceries, the choicest in the place.
See particulars next week.
Neighbor Dewey gets up the supper
for the grand dedication levee, this Thurs
day evening. He is becoming the Del
monico of our village.
A good opportunity to buy hemlock
lumber is offered for sale in our advertis-
ing columns this week by A. M. Bragg,
of South Acworth, n. III.
80 The next meeting of the Grafton
Farmers Club win be held at the resi-.
dence of C. S. White, on Wednesday,
Feb. 16 Topic for discussion; Ma
nures and their application"
Advertised Letters Roll. Minis,
Benz. Sparrow, A. G. Haley, Miss Ella
Foster, Miss Ellen Williams, Miss Clara
Il. Lavron,
- The ladies Of Grafton and vicinity
will be interested in the Auction sale of
w. G. Wyman, and which is to com
mence in that place on Saturday even
ing Of this week, other particulars will
be found in his advertisement.
The morning mixed train on the
Cheshire railroad leaves this place at
$50 instead of s as formerly. Those
going To Boston or on that route, there
fore, will observe that they have half
hours more margin, and can still secure
the benefits of the morning train,
MIR. NJ. P. Frost, of Springfield who
had recently bought an interest in and
was about to be ONE a partner with q.
Smith & Co Of this village, was taken
sick while taking the invoice of goods.
and has been obliged to abandon his in
tention of going into trade with them
The business will therefore be continued
by @. Smith & CO., as here tofore.
- Mr.. II. H. Walker Of South Wood
stock who was recently so seriously in
;ured by falling down stairs was report
cd al last accounts as being in very
critical condition, though his recover,
was hoped for.
Lots Of short advertisements in on
paper this week, in which many will b
Interested Several dwell ng houses ar
offered for sale in this village and a
Charlestown, n. H., besides lumber t.
build with, and plenty Of those who wan
their old accounts settled. Don't iail t
attend to the last call, at all events.
DR.. Whitman has sod out his maj
BILE shop to Messrs. w. w. Hill and a
S. Underhill, of Piermont, n. ii. Thes
gentlemen have had large experiene
in, and will continue the business unde
the 6rm meme w. w. Hill & Co. The
have already taken possession and inten
I, employ experienced and skillful worl
men and thus furnish their custome
with first class work.
We are informed that the bridg
over The Falls in Springfield is now con
pleted, and thus convenience Is restore
to that village which they have been d
priycd of for four months. 1t is hard
necessary to say it is appreciated. Thr'
Of the four bridges that were carrie
away upon Black River in Springfe
are now rebuilt.
We have not received the adve
tisement or bill OF the performance
Pastors Combination Troupe, who e
hibit in Union Hall on Thursday eve
ing Of next week, but one f our citize
assures US that they give great varie
Of Entertainment, and are received WI
favor by the public.
Our village burglar is busy in
winter campaign. On Wednesday mig
he broke into the meat market OF Gr
void Locke & Holmes, and procuring
Ratchet there, split open the money dra
er aud got some twenty or thirty p
nies. OF course it wasn't his fault II
he dida't getmore. He effected entrar
by prying down window and crawl
in over it. He left no Dote as to whit
he would call next, for the reason II
presumed that he had not then decid
upon his next point of attack.
C. E. Newcomb, formerly of
village, has become partner in the ii
of Ware. Pratt q Co. at Woreest
Mass. in the clothing business. IL
will find the philosopher a good 4
in their firm. Indeed the Worcester
xette seems TO have found him out