Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

page can all De optainedo OF w. r. WOODS.
- See advertisement of the Glynns at
3Cambridgport. Farmers will be inter-
ested in it.
4 One of the new paper mills is to be
erected on the site where the steam drill
s. now operating.
8 - The exhibition of the petrifed In
fian boy, closes at 8 o'clock this Thurs.
Bay afternoon.
"A very desira BILE and favorably
located piece of real estate is offered for
hale by Mr.. Seth Hapgood.
Prof. Shaw of Springfield will lee.
4ure on temperance, at the Baptist church
son Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
q Among the speculations about the
|petrified Indian boy is one that he was a
aailor-because his legs are crossed.
y - The Woodstock Standard says that
AVN. II. Smith of that town has made
loco pounds of sugar from 100 trees.
4 - Mr.. III. III. Kimball's concert will
BE held at the Congregational Church in
Eaxtons River on Saturday evening of
this week.
= The COWS advertised in this paper
E1ast week, we're sold in consequence of
ahe advertisement, in few days after
bur last issue.
u - The Brattleboro Phoenix says that
Horace Stowell o. Londonderry is re-
ported to have made $50 lbs. of sugar
this spring, from As white naples.
- Z. S. Sabin Jr., who runs the wool
o. mill in Grafton and makes cloths of
sery excellent quality and finish, gratu-
busly furnishes the clergy of that place
nth clothing.
- Mrs. E. S. Hall has been appoint
Cd postmaster at Grafton, in place of n.
81. Bixby, resigned. Mr.. Bixby we un-
|derstand intends soon to remove to
North Adams, Mass.
- The Woodstock Cornet Band pro-
pose 20 give Saturday evening concerts
ID the park during the summer, free of
oharge, if the people there will furnish
Duitable stand and lights.
81 - The spiritualists of Londonderry
are making arrangements for Sunday SER
vice at Union Hall the ensuing summer.
The services of Mrs. Wiley of Rocking
Yam have been secured for portion of
BE time.
- Little Mary Guild, daughter of
Geo. 0. Guild, of some six years, was the
heroine of Tuesday evening at the Band
Levee, having secured one Of the guess
cakes" on her guess, which was within I
II an ounce of the actual weight.
= Osgood & Barker are now under full
Roadway at their machine shop. See
advertisement. Any one wanting gear
big, shafting, machinery or anything in
Me machine shop line should give them
\ call.
Josiah Holton of Jamaica, recently
made misstep on wagon in his barn,
partly loaded With hay, and fell in such
i manner that a stake in the wagon
taught under his chin and made seri-
ous flesh wound, also causing serious in
Fury to the upper part of the mouth.
q We are assured on good authority
that" McIntyre's cure for Scratches" on
horses, advertised on second page, is a
sery excellent article for the purpose
named.
g - Some of our citizens declare that
he petrifed indian boy on exhibition
Dis week was got up by Clark d Chap
IAN at Turner's Falls, and sent here to
Impress our people with the wonders OF
6at place
= Mr.. Densmore, piano tuner, and
Recommended by II. A. L. Peabody, is
expected to be in this place on Monday,
d Tuesday next. 1t will be good OPP
portunity for those desiring his services
and orders may be left at the post office
addressed to Mr.. Peabody.
n = Col. N. A. Tucker, who has resided
in this place considerable portion Of
the time the past year or two, we regret
% learn, is lying dangerously i'll at hi:
kome in Burlington, from second attack
u paral, sis, having been taken while
u work in his garden.
- Mr.. Ellis Graham of Charlestown
NJ H., we believe, a workman on the
Foundation of one of the new shops on
he canal locks, was severely injured on
Thursday of last week, by the breaking
4 chain and fall upon his breast and
6de of a heavy stone from derrick.
20. Bradford's Meat Market ha:
been removed to Bridge street, at the
stand formerly occupied by Lowell, where
their customers will find them ready t.