Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
Number of dogs taxed in this town


Mr.. VIM. B. Clay of Westminster,
ENTITY sold pair of extra good year
steers for 500.
During the rain storm of last week
y dam of the Ludlow wooden mill gave
p and was destroyed. Loss some $4,000.
y. w. Cobb, has sold out the Brad
~ Opinion, which is hereafter to he
rSlshed by the " bradford Publishing
If few more sails were put on the
dSfficks and cables on paper mill ledge,
jtMould make that part of the river a
very good looking shipping harbor.
advertised Letters,-Enoch Adams,
Geo. III. Arnold, Willis M. Ball. c. B.
C2tler, Peter Dub, Miss Mary Mack, N.
IEherwin, John Shortsleeve, M. Tole.
A letter at the post Office is super
bed in good penmanship, Monsieur
Jokp Chicoine, Newhampshire, Yer
most" John will enjoy the letter-when
h6kets it.
A cold storm prevailed nearly three
6AIs last week, showing some on the
u1pntains and in the north part of the
site, and the weather still continues
uaher cool and variable.
Cavendish, is triumphant over the
dEcovery of soapstone quarry upon the
farm of one of the resident clergymen.
Itis not often that clergymen are SINH
larly fortunate in regard to the fat things
* this world.
See advertisement of the well known
Gfc6k horse, Paul George. Report says
tbatpne of his colts, raised by George
". Morrison of this town, has trotted in
2:28. in public, and was sold last fall for
tssenty -six thousand dollars
"A little child at Proctorsville who
had seen her brother drink from the
Spout of tea-kettle. after filling it at
spring, drank some boiling hot water, the
other day in similar manner and was
fatally scalded.
Geo. o. Guild, has added carpetings
to his business, and has a nice stock on
hand to which he invites the attention
Of his friends and customers, and of
xhich he will probably make more ex-
tczIi1ed announcement on.
An intelligent but high seasoned
Frenchman at Proctorsville, employed
in BAlcom's factory, was brought before
Justice A. w Richardson and fined FIVE
dollars and cost, for snubbing his wiie's
nose 10 fit of Jealousy. He paid the
6oe and left town in disgust.
Perham's stage makes a change of
unning time next Monday, see adver-
kisement. The Cheshire railroad chang
edfnsome respects last Monday by which
he Boston train now arrives here at
lao, A. NJ, other changes for the Sum-
ner arrangement are expected sqon, per-
laps next week, but they are not yet
lnnounced.
Tho death of Mrs. Dr. Bates, who
ormerly resided in this place, announced
luder the usual head this week, will be
eceiyed with sad surprise by her friends
md "Reminiscences here. She was a
ister of Mrs. S. E. Baird, also, of A. A.,
houe formerly Of this place but now of
hicago.
- The Menagerie d Circus to be here
lext week have an arrangement differ
ne from any other. They have two
are tents, under one they will exhibit
ghG& animals, under the other will be
The &ircus exhibition. One ticket car
ries b both, but those who wish to avoid
he liter, hut would visit the menagerie,
ION Aave their opportunity.
A number of changes among rail-
road Conductors on the Rutland and Cen
raj pads, have occurred. Mr.. Dow now
uns from this place to Burlington and
swx Junction on the Rutland road
18th headquarters at this place-going
none day and returning next. Messrs.
edd and Foss, and some others we do
lot know run on the line from White
River Junction to CIRCUITS Corner. T.
& Marston and S. w. Parkhurst, retire
together from the service. Parkhurst
re believe goes on some road out west.
-Four little boys recently got into a
loat which was fastened to the shore oil
he river at Windsor, and began to rock
tWhen the chain parted and the boat
hated outinto the river. The boys were
htened and jumped into the river
rs of whom with some difficulty saved
emselves while the forth went down
fream and was only saved from drowning
~ the bravery!pfMr E. A. Wardner, who
,lunged in and saved him at the risk o.
bis own lie.
O. B. CLARK ALIAS PIPER. The
eelebrated forger, o. B. Clark alias Piper
- ennena1 in State Prison at Windsor