Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-01-20

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fering their customers extra good oar'
gains.
Geo. Nj. Clark Of Felchville, has
completed for himself one OF the neat
81 dwellings in that place.
s. N. Herrick Of Brattle boro has
I'm elected Treasurer Of the new Saw
ings bank just organized in that place.
1T was Willis Griswoid, brother
az GEORGE L. TO whom we should have
given credit for rescuing Charlie Chan
dler from drowning, last week.
~ Luther Kendall of Felchviile has
been appointed deputy Sheriff Tor Wind
sor County. His term Of office Will ex-
pire December first, 1872.
A little son of DIR. S. Belknap of
Sharon, was fatally injured recently by
sitting down in pail of hot water. 1t
was q years of age.
The Ladies of the Congregational
society had very pleasant gathering at
Union Hall on Tuesday evening, and the
receipts amounted to $3.50.
DIR. O. +. Woods, furnishes all the
magazines and periodicals, to whom APP
plications may be made and thus save
the trouble and risk of renting to dis
tant places.
John Crosby of Plymouth, who lost
an arm in the army, had narrow es-
cape from drowning, the other day. lie
went to Plymouth pond after geese and
the ice broke under him.
We call attention of any wanting cot
tage organs or pianos, to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Sidney Holmes. A better
opportunity to get a good instrument
could not we'll be offered.
A postmaster in Illinois gives no
tice Tin which he will be heartily joined
by all other postmasters) as follows
After this date everybody must lick
their own postage stamps, for my tongues
give out.
Hugh Landon has closed his oyster
and fish market on Canal Street, and re
moved his business to Springfield. The
place he recently occupied is now FOL
rent. See advei tisement.
The new bell for the Engine Hal
building has been put up this week.
is Of very excellent and full tone. ant
cannot fail to be of much convenience
either in calling out the fire company, o
giving fire alarm.
By the new railroad arrangement
is thought the trips of both the Rutlan
and Central railroads will terminate a
this place, and the trips OF the COZ
ductors OF the Connecticut River Roa
will probably be extended up the rive
to this point.
The Canal Street Meat market
carried on and supplied by Orrin Bra'
food an experienced butcher of Charlie
town, n II. He is just now serving h
customers with some very fine porkers
both retail and wholesale, which will
cut up Brolcn. He also has an excee'
ing fine lot OF smoked hams.
= BENJAMIN Leet, the veteran ba
gage master on the railroad line fro
this place to Springfield, Mass, has o
, thanks for keg of very nice oysters
by no means the first time friend La
has shared his delicacies with the pre-
MAY he never lose piece Of baggage
especially on these extra occasions J!
4 Kendall Tayler, the obliging pr
master at Proctorsville, has complet
his preparations TO receive the Procto
vile installment of the Fletcher Lib
,. nv; and II boxes Of books have just
= rived at Cavendish depot, forwarded
y the executor of Judge Fletcher's v
e from Boston, being only part of
amount to be received.
Thomas Moore, highly respec
citizen of Plymouth, died on Friday
!, 9Th inst, aged Ga years. His sympatf
with the unfortunate and afflicted "
always manifested in a practical man
?, and with liberal hand. His fune
:. was largely attended by his fellow toy
men who sincerely mourned their los
b. = Religious meetings have been
every evening this week at the Bal
Church, attended by the Rev. Mr.. DeN
the Evangelist. Prayer meeting |
o'clock and sermon at "a. These 4
ings will be continued through the v
and probably through portion OF
Of next week. They will be held
rest of this week at the Methodist chi
r. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday even
a. at the Congregational church and
i that at the Baptist. An interesting
ng munication relative to Mr.. Dewitt
!. bors at Montgomery, will be four