Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27

n from Iuthey'
- The Fiichburg and Keene Cornet
4 Bands will play at the Masonic display
4 in this place this Thursday afternoon.
n Advertised Letters.--E. O. Shattuck,
\ John White. Thomas Hall, Allen House,
n Lucus P. Farley.
DR.. Nj. Henry of Houghtonville,
y will speak in Spiritualist Hall, at Bar
louisville, next Sunday.
n = Three companies Of Fenians passed
Through ;his place this week on their
way 81 to the seat of war"
- The Putney cheese factory have
commenced making cheese for the sea-
*son, using the milk of some $50 cows.
IL - Those who have revenue taxes and
licenses to pay will be interested in the
advertisement Of the collector elsewhere.
N Mr.. Monroe's tomato plants are now
|in the zenith of their glory, and flock
ing by the thousands in all directions.-
81 See word about raising them elsewhere.
= The Brattleboro Phoenix says that
they need an association in that village
to accomplish two special objects bus
iness revival and a moral reform.
= Decoration Day will be observed
next Monday at various places in this
vicinity, including Brattleboro, Chester,
Ludlow, &c. At Keene, N. H., its OBJ
sservation is postpc ned to Saturday after
moon of next week.
81 A new threshing machine is soon
to be on exhibition at Hills brick store,
8a notice of which will be found in an
scther place headed something new" 1t
Ss highly commended and certainly wor-
ahy the attention of farmers.
= Lost--a wallet, containing very lit
BE money but papers Of vaIue-on West
minister or Henry streets about noon,
Wednesday. The finder is requested to
leave the same at this office and be re-
karded.
A new medicine is advertised in our
columns this week, and is kept for sale
Ay johnson q Babbitt. 1t is called
n Kingsley's Iron Tonic" and as the pro-
pretor has faith in il himself, and has
proved it, we do not hesitate TO call the
attention Of the afflicted to it.
- Friend G. M. Maxfeld of Chester
has sent us this wesk and has our thanks
for a veritable fac smile copy of the
Erst number of the Boston Newsletter,
Df which aforementioned last week.
- Master Walter G. Blake, caught a
pike few days since, which weighed ten
bounds largest of the season. The
ike are large and fine this spring, some
hink from having fed on Bridgeman's
nout
= Clark & Chapman have contracted
pr the building of their new shop and
fon works at Turner's Falls, and we have
zen the plan, made this week, by j. IL
riswold of this place, and which pre-
nts quite formidable appearance one
uilding being 40 by 80 and another A.
100.
= There is to be grand Masonic dis
Day in this place this Thursday after
pom, being the excursion of knigh
emplars from Fitchburg, Mass. The,
be to arrive here in special train be
Eeen II and / o'clock and take a lunci
the Hall of King Solomon's Lodge
bid viii afterwards parade in regalia il
Ae Square. They are to be accompa
Jed by one or two bands.
- Our friend Mr.. Wallace Davis c
Rockingham has brought and generous
presented to us the best exhibition Q
gg we have ever seen. There wer
burteen, all of good size, and an avel
be of the product of his hens RICH
long. One of them weighed quartz
a pound. another FIVE ounces, an
easured, one by Z, the other 6 by
ehes. And these biddies are only n;
yes. With such product, we haven
esitation in joining friend Davis j
Matching these natives against any fal
bloods that may dare to accept ii
hallenge.
= Rutland in town meeting has vote
pay $4,000 for Albert f. Davis's Il
Washington street and Strong avenu
b site for town hall to cost SAG, 00'
is to be built this summer, and job
Champion gives for the purpose
atuity of $4,000.
Some sixty witnesses were recent
bp9naed for hearing, in liqut
lit pending in Wilmington, but onl
venteen obeyed the summons. The'
lme into court and refused to testify {
cognize, whereat they we're fined 81
|ch for contempt of court, tostand cor
fitted until the fine is paid.