Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-04-28

- All teachcfo ior this Town should
ptice the advertisement of DR.. PetteD-
III, the superintendent of schools.
Mr.. George Drnham of Athens,
om 10 trees, and 145 buckets, has
ade 500 lbs. sugar this spring.
Mrs. S. A. Wiley will speak in
piritualist Hall, Bartonsville, next Sun.
y.
= Geo. L. Cobb, has commenc ed the
brk Of erecting dwelling on Rocking
i'm street, and f, A. George has bought
Xlot of Col. Wentworth on School street
vi will erect dwelling on the same the
ming season.
VIM. Lawrence of Charlestown, n.
-. and well known in this place died
uuddenly of apoplexy at his home on Sat
,uYday 10Th, inst He fell from his chair
ursday evening previous aud did not
ply to sensibilty.
M = The familiar names of Clark &
chapman vii be found in our advertis-
3 columns this week. They propose
nowing machine campaign among the
rmers of Windham and Cheshire ceun-
des the ensuing season.
= We have seen a sample of very fine
inc sugar, made in one of Mr.. +. 6.
xntler's improved evaporators, and from
One which had been buried in the ground
- long that it was considered of no val
e for sugar, as made by any other way.
= Some Claremont people have inves-
HATED the circumstances attending the
fnding of the dead body at Brattleboro,
aud supposed to have been seen in the
riser here, and believe it to be the body
J$nes who was drowned here one year
10
Prof. Shaw of Springfield, gave a
very acceptable temperance lecture at
the Baptist Church on Sunday evening.
TIE attendance was not so large as it
ought to have been but We hope it does
not indicate that the interest in the tenn
perance cause in this place is abating.
The other day the guests, thirty in
number, of Nicholasviile, KY, hotel
ruse from the hospitable board F." only
w take to their beds in anguish The
Motors said it was a case of poisoning, and
the fact that copper boiler in the kitch-
90 was found TO be badly corroded seems
n bear their view. No one died, but it
II satisfactory TO know that the cook
came very near it.
The Vermont Autograph and Re-
marker hopes one of the new paper mills
nov being built in this place will anu
FIXTURE fine writing paper, as none such
re now made in this State. As the Re
IA rker inquiries of us directly, we would
ny that one of the mills it is understood
vii make wrapping, and it is not yet de
eided what kind of paper the other will
mnke.
-Wm J. Hall few DAYS since plowed
up an Indian skeleton on his place near
Abanaqui Springs in Walpole, N. H.,
III lie or so below this village. The skull,
npper and lower jaw, face, teeth and the
hrger bones were quite perfect, but on
ex posture TO the air became brittle and
mum Ied. Indian relics and bones have
frequently been found in that locality
before. and more than hundred years
20 it was no doubt an Indian burying
round.
- Hon. Simon Stephen Davis, who
has Just been elected Mayor of Cincin-
natl, is a native of Rockingham and is a
hother of Mrs Lucius Weston of this
Ewn. He resided here till about twenty
Nree years of age when he went to New
York city, where he became a banker
nd afterwards a citizen of Cincinnati,
Mere he is held in high esteem for his
Sonnd common sense on all questions Of
public policy, as has been well attested
b the people of that city who recen ly
Elected him their mayor by nearly 1000
majority.
Advertised Letters.-Eliza +. Bue-
5mond, Timothy Crowley, Annie j. Car
her, Mrs. L. l. Dickinson, j. Clinton
Paine, John Slater, j. B Smith, Frank
4. Wood, E. E. Wyman, Virgins d
SEIagc.