Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-09-15
LOCAL MATTERS.


Nile on Friday of this week at 10l o'clock.
H. Mrs. Alsina Wiley will speak in
6piritual Hail, Bartonsville, next Sun
by, September 18th.
-Messrs. Cobb & Underwood offer
he chance for business, and announce
e same in another place.
M -Found-about a mile below this
Xllage-a portemonnaie containing a
nm of money. Inquire at this office.
Judge Steele delivers the annual
nddress before the Windsor County Far,
~ Windham, as our types got it last
Week.
= George Hathorn, boy living with
w. Smith, South Woodstock, has
~ that has killed 127 woodchucks, this
eason.
The weather this Thursday morn
hg has come of clear and quite cold, in
dicating that sharp and nipping frosts
are at hand.
Que of the hat rack thieves arrest
"a here aud taken to Brattleboro, is also
Uanted at Providence for some of his
rames played there.
= On Saturday last Joseph George, a
III Of fourteen years and workman in
ge's Mills, had the first three fingers
IN his left hand cut o II by circular saw.
Il Shooting "accidents" are so fire.
fpent that tue papers are going to let
Aer notices stand, only changing the
Hames of the victims from week to week.
= We see ii stated that beef steak is
1etailing in Springfield, Woodstock, and
other places at ten cents per pound. The
Tendency OF beef has been downward all
summer.
81 Mr.. n. Gilmore has sold his house
to Lyman Hapgood for sl,700. 1t is
understood that Mr. Gilmore intends re-
moving to Turner'S Falls, Mass, where
there is quite Bellows Falls colony.
= Several Wilmington farmers who
don't take the papers, went to the vii
lac on Tuesday of last week to vote thu
Il State ticket" aud were astonished when
told there was no State election this
year.
e On Thursday evening of last week,
John Mansfield was brought before Jus
tiee Bridgman, on charge of lssaulting
and impeding the officers, when Shoe
Fly" escaped, and held to bail in the
sun of $500 for county court
Advertised Letters.-Mrs. Louisa
chamberlain, Gus Woodbury., Edward
Lncy, Horace Bellows, Warren At
Wo1d, WIN, G. Fay, William Kelly
NE. Robinson, Nellie Willard, G. S.
cheney, LaForest Smith, Henry n. Yves
ton.
- We desire to call attention to the
advertisement of Chickering & Sons. o
heir celebrated aud well known pianos
They have long been favorably known
81 among the best instruments in Amer
lea, and they are now being offered a
easy bargains.
= The steam saw mill of Wilder
Hopkins on the Clark farm, took fire OF
Friday night, and was discovered b.
some Of the workmen returning from thi
village Just in season to save the build
ing from destruction. 1t is supposed t.
lave taken 10 some manner from the en-
zine.
A boy of 10, named Dennis Sulli
IAN, taken by A. C. Whitney of Yves
ummerston from the Monson Mass.
ate alms-house, has disappeared, an
is believed by some that he has bee
Kidnapped. Since the foregoing wa
Written the boy has been found quietly q
work in a field some five miles south {
Brattleboro.
Two young men Of Jamaica, out o
lark one night recently, went to Lol
donderry and stole swarm of bees, an
dr:zzled the honey home twelve mile
The owner took the track and in fol
hours had both the young men and Il
honey, what there was left of it, in b
hands. The case was Settled" witho
further delay.
= The dramatic and musical ente
tainment at Union Hall on Thursdi
evening of last week, was well receive
he acting by Miss Herring and the e
tre troop was excellent, but there was
much OF the dark side of human natu
10 the plot, that the next time they a
pear here, as we understand they inter
to by -and-by, we shall hope to see the
Inc acting brought into some of the BE-
II elements of life.
= Mr.. G. E. Chase is agent for a n,
kind of lamp burner and chimn
which we have used for a few days a
% far like. Its leading peculiarities a
$50 gas tube rendering it less liable to {