Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

4I'Al'V'P' 'N" sh'S hutsuay eVenln!
al n o'clock.
- The bill Incorporating the Below
Ma Is manufacturing Co. passed the sen.
sate on Wednesday.
Mr.. Horace Goodhue has left will
h. the finest lot of ounces ofthe season.
arger aud fairer than any we have seer
at any of the fairs this fall.
L. I. Lowell ID. has bought out
.ocke and Holmes meat market, and
Swil take possession of the same on the
Ia ST Of next month.
- a violent gale prevailed here on
TUESDAY, but we do not hear of any Sc.
fous damage. Ia some other parts of
ihe state considerable damage is reported.
- The entertainment given by the
Chester Ladies Relief society, ON the
q It'll inst, was well received and the re-
eeipts amounted to $50.
4 A light streaming up south Of the
Village on Monday evening led to the
N elief that Cages Mills or some other
Buildings were on fire, but reconnoi-
Ifering party ascertained that it was only
BONE brush heaps on II. w. Sabin's
Lake de Sabin."
- Mrs. Dana Mason of Brookline
sas recently stung by a wasp, on the
band betw en- the forefnger and thumb.
Her distress was of SO serious character
q to be almost spasms. Medical aid
b.. required for her relief.
- Chestnuts are very plenty this sea-
~ and the boys and girls have gather
IA them in large quantities. Two par
r. from among our printers have been
|eIt twice and got plump half bushel
&C. time, and on Tuesday afternoon two
village boys got bushel.
n - Louis Blanchard has bought back
|hs harness business, and has removed
n same to the shop formerly occupied
III 5. Chandler, in Wightman's Hall
bidding, and bis former place of bust
n We understand, is to be occupied as
M eating house.
u Some of the finest music at Union
VII on Tuesday evening, was by Mr.. I
u A. L. Peabody, on the piano, and
|Eany expressed regret that the effect of
hme of il should have been injured BY
n the noise and din among the audience.
n - A. d. Fletcher, of Chester, has
|flded iurs 10 his business, and now has
large and varied stock on hand, and
d calculated to attract the attention
those wanting anything in that line.
ose IN Chester and vicinity wanting
h will do well to make him call.
l. Gen o. Nell and Col Brown, two
n the Fenian prisoners, were released
km the state prison at Windsor, on
|hiurday. o. NELL is now in Burlington
hsere bis wife and two children have
|kn stopping during his confinement.
Pa proposes TO publish a history of the
~ Fenian movement
A lynx or other animal was recent
Jteen by two boys at Brattleboro who
M chestnutting. The animal sudden
fprlag out Of tres at their dog,
raking one of its legs in the melee.
rts have been made to find the ami
but wit lout success.
II The house Of widow Bishop, Just
side of Saxtons River, was badly
naged by fire on Tuesday morning.
PA ire took, We learn, in a bedroom,
9n matches in the hands of child.
N citizens at Saxtons River, including
omen, rallied and worked with vigor,
'hnlng and maintaining line for pass.
1s buckets of water, and fairly fought
~ the fire in manner highly cred
Me.
A little youngster from Boston
'pe z! ears old, recently spent Sun
at Chester, where he was taken to
oprch, perhaps for the first time, and
servlng the people coming in for a
ne, suddenly turned to his maternal
'eslor, saying: Mother, does the
lister say all aboard when they get
There was a wonderful and grand i
Foral display on Friday evening of
week. From Z to s o'clock the
le heavens was filed with beautiful
amers and dancing lights from east,
! nerth and south, and converging
ne Zenith. A portion of the time
isht was very crimson, aud strong .
esembled a similar display we re-
aoer to have seen about 1885 in the ,
er' when the SLOW appeared the hue
blood.
Ihe Gloom of Autumn" by DIR.
y, published by us last winter, is
In