Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11
geIlaws calls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, NOV. II, 1876
LOCAL MATTERS.


most commendable in all business.
- +. A. Turner has fine lot Of gro
ceries and provisions to which he invite
the attention Of his customers,
Mrs. Emma Paul will sneak in
Spiritualist Hall, Bartonsville next Sun
day.
Thomas Taunt gives his FIRST ballo
the season at his hotel in Drewsville on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 23d.
A. N. Kidder & Co. have removed
their Marble works to Canal Street to
Engine Hall building, in the shop re.
Gently occupied by Geo. Andrews.
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insnr.
anee Co have sent ten dollars to ALBANIA.
qul Engine Co. Of this village, for their
efficient services at the Chester fire
In accordance with our practice 70,
fifteen years, all new subscribers sendino
their money in advance for next wear
will receive free the balance of this wear
r. w. Perham of Cambridgeport
sends US second growth stock Of red
clover in full blossom, measuring twenty
five inches in length. Talk about the
South and West when we can raise two
crops a season like thatl
= John Clark's estate has been decided
70 Jonas Wilder and George Hopkins
of Rupert, who intend, we hear TO bpiId
steam saw mill on the place for get
ting out lumber. They begin operations
this fall.
Charles Whitney of Athens is soon
to remove to Kansas, and has general
auction sale on Monday next, Nov. 18th.
commencing at 10 O'Clock in theforenoon
Geo. Rust, auctioneer. The sale embrace
es large variety of property and we
believe includes farm.
5. +. Moore has added to his furni-
ture business the speciality Of sewing
machines, and handy and convenient
attachment, some of the particulars of
which will be found in his advertisement
to which the reader is referred. We
Judge he has good thing and would ;
commend il to the attention of all want :.
ing such goods. :
The oyste r trade in this place has i
become quite large business since Mr. :,
Dewey last fall engaged in the whole. 4
sale trade, by which he is enabled to r.
supply all dealers throughout the State, n,
who can probably make it for their in a.
terest TO send him their orders. and we A
therefore call attention CT dealers to his p
advertisement in another column.
We understand that the seleetmen
81 this town have caused an Injunction u'
to be served on the Rutland and Burl. N
ngton railroad, restraining them from u
taking land off the town farm for rail. eF
road purposes, and we believe it also has 70
some reference to the projected dyke at al
Bartonsville the building of which it is 70
SAID the railroad intends to oppose. u, =,
Some of the papers are claiming -. ~
that the first free bridge was at Hano- 80
yer, n. H., which is true, but we have e.
always spoken ofthe Walpole and West 90
Minister bridge as the first voluntary free -
bridge. That at Hanover is so by com. on
pulsion, while that at Walpole aud u,
west minster is so by the voluntary acts /,
Of those two towns. ~
j. D. Bridgman is having fine sue m,
,ess with the spawning of his trout the m,
present season, having already taken one in
lnndred thousand eggs. lie took twen- w
y thousand in one day last week, and 90
ileen thousand last Monday. The sea- ar,
on has been very favorable thus far. and cd
2 the first eggs taken the young fish are on,
'lready visible.
A dam is being constructed this
week at the tunnel, to be used in case of ga
igh water. 1t is built jointly by the ha
lilage corporation and Rutland and iiel
railroad, and is safeguard ed
iueh needed during freshets, and better :
ecures both the village and the railroad thi
'om danger than ever before since the by
lnnel was built. pro
l ne frame of Mr.. Flint's new house yea
u, " estmlnster street is nearly up and resi-
"a soon be covered, the building to be IN
lished We believe next season. We ten
I'VE seen a plan of it by Mr.. w. P. was
ent"orth, architect, of Boston, by nun
hica when completed it will be among pla'
'e naest residences in this part of the tent
,1'e' and any one desiring the services =
one OF the best architects in New tire
agiand, should apply 10 Mr Wentworth doc
10 mas natural as well as cultivat- ces
genius in this direction. this
: We learn that hearing was had ate
Montpelier ON Monday hof,ra tbo AnC