Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

lxhed at neutrality-suspicious. advertise
mtnt of the Glynns.
= Nathaniel Gowing's barn at Per-
|tipsville was burnt last week. Insured
iar s4,250.
! Geo. Andrews has put neat and
tnty front TO his new marble shop, and
hss n owed is works into the 81 me this
xeek.
The first snow of the season here
lsIl Monday morning last. 1t very soon
III lted, but the hills were fairly whit
nd.
That we'll known and excellent
school at Townshend, Leland, & Gray
Summary, will commence its winter term
M. so.
: Missing numbers of the TINES, two
i Jan. 5, 1866, and one Of Dec. 4, 1868,
Nj ned at this ofiic for which a good
price will be paid.
= Felchvile has becom the capital
81 Reading. By a vote at a special
tw meeting in September, future town
d freemen's meetings of Reading are
b be held at that place
u Advertised Lei ters-Under the date
Nov. %, 1870. Pbilander King,
H. Phebe A. Bemis, T. ID. Webster,
Dpn A. Soil, Martin L. Watkins, Thos.
Jsanson and j. Holden. Please call
hi advertised letters.
Pumpkins generally did poorly in
Ehs section the past season, but James
b Morgan had vine come up in bis
III den which he allowed to grow, the
Enit of which was eleven pumpkins
81 ching 297 pounds, one of them weigh
hi 80 pounds,
+ Conant d Whitney are a pair of
Fa,hy men with great quantity of fur
hRure, willow goods, beds &C.. at their
Nc rooms on Bridge street, where they
u ready at all times to suit their Gus
Erers with best styles of goods in their
Ene, See their advertisement.
DIR o. NJ. George, dentist, has re-
EVed his office from the depot to Union
Pbck, where he will give his entire time
~ attention to his profession. He is
&iful dentist and we therefore take
Iaasure in calling attention to his pro-
nsional card on first page and to his
ayertisement on this page.
81 Wanted-missing numbers of the
6MEs: Two copies of Jan. 5, 1866, and
h copy Dec. 4, 1868. These numbers
pear to have been lost from our flies,
bably by the partial clearing of our
he, during the fire last spring, and
one having them to spare can re-
We good price for them at this office.
n Nutting & Bal have an extensive
bsortment of goods in the hardware
Rps all bright and new, including paints,
keosene oil, and carpenters hardwa re
~ to which they invite the attention Of
hsr friends and customers. See furth.
ia their advertisement on
ah page.
! Dr. Whitman has very neat Of
in Weniworih's building, formerly
nnped as town clerks office. w. S.
grs law Office and the Office of the
ueclicut River Mutual Fire Insur-
Co., of which Mr.. Myers is Score
are all in the office formerly oc-
pied by Hon. II. Z. Stoughton.
- The Vermont Temperance Advocate
'he name Of new paper just started
III, Adams, and devoted to the cause
III temperance. 1t is successor to the
|6eod Temp lars Advocate at Springfield,
[shIch is now discontinued and whose list
M subscribers is transferred to the new
@ler 1t is edited by w. II. II. Meal
Psler, aud published weekly by Clarke
eai Taylor The first number is highly
EmisiDg and we heartily wish it the
|Mst abundant success.
= X, A. Deming, Of Chester, died in
p place on Sunday morning last. Mr..
fmlng was years ago known as the ac-
["nplished conductor on the valley rail-
9d, and afterwards engaged in the west
2 country in the hotel business. His
h5Illty and courteous manner always
.en for him the highest esteem of his
low citizens, and his numerous aequain-
pces everywhere will learn of his death
N siucere sorrow.
a man who gives his name as Lane,
7. Willis, and doubtless other names
different places, is about the State
milling and dead beating. He some
eS claims to be an Odd Fellow or a
A. r., and of course wants money to
a home" He has recently been at
aitleboro and Burlington. He is
nut five feet six inches. light hair and