Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-03-24
Bclluws falls Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.


continued by Mr.. jackson alone.
j. ID. Bridgman and Walter Tay-
1er have sold the house they have owned
br some years on Green Street, to w. II.
Johnson for $1,000.
- Let no one Of our readers fail to
ear Mrs. Scott-SiddonS if they ever have
3 h opportunity. She will read at Fitch
tnrg, Mass, next Monday evening.
= We are requested to say that Prof.
3. X. Richardson willdelivera discourse
Ill Rockingham Centre, on Sunday at
1Ol o'clock A. Nj.
We judge that our democratic
hiend. in WaIpole have very good gun
from the emphatic noise it made on
onday evening.
The dead body which was seen float
b here, lodged at Bratlleboro, where it
Aas been taken care of, hut we do moi
karn that it has been Identified
Edward D. Murphy has bought
James H. Blake's half of his house on
R ,ckingham street for 5000. Ell has be-
eome decidedly the most successful real
estate dealer in town.
- We would call attention to the auc-
ZION sale in Walpole, by w. II. johnson
III this place 1t includes both personal
property and real estate. See particu-
las in advertisement.
The last ball oc the season, which
Ms to have taken place at Taunts Hall,
Newsville, last Tiesdly evening, was
postponed on account of the storm, to
Mesday evening of next week.
Mr.. James Written of South Read
ing was loading some hay on the 9Th inst,
When the horses suddenly started throw
ing him oii The load aud quite severely
injuring lin.
IS me valuable real estate and per-
sonal property is to be sold at auction,
III Westmoreland, n. H., on Wednesday
next week, the particulars Of which Will
Be found in the advertisement elsewhere.
The premises are near Dammerston Sta
tior, and very pleasantly located
o. = The sugaring season is more prom
hing. The first of the week there was a
fne run of sap, and some towns are max
ing much larger quantitie, than last year.
Owe ten thousand pounds was shipped
for market at Brattleboro one day last
week.
The wood chopper who stole mon
ey and watches from his fellow workmen
on the Clark firm, was arrested at Brat
tleboro, and is now safely lodged in jail
81 Newfane. He had disposed Of the
watches to various parties, and gives his
name as Frank Pardis He is likely 10
obtain steady employment soon.
= There is Mrs. Barnes living in
Ryalton who is now in her one hundred
md second year. She retains her men,
u and physical faculties 10 remarka-
BE degree: converses freely with visitors
Dis story Of incidents three-fourths Of a
centdry ago, aud to all appearance is in
i fair way to live for several years to
come.
- Willie Kiniry, son of Bartholo.
new Kiniry of Walpole, n. H., of about
eleven years of age, had one leg very
severely injured while attempting TO
limb upon freight train in motion, last
saturday,. 1t was at first thought the
Injured limb would have to be amputa.
ted, but hopes are entertained of saving
II.
: Several accidents are reported in
various places in the firing of salutes by
the democrats over the New Hampshire
election, whereupon radical in this
place who takes waggish view of the
result, says there is nothing strange about
4, they have had nothing TO fire over SO
long they are out of practice.
IS. E. Moore of this village had his
pocket picked of s306, while on the ear
morning train from this place TO Bos-
ton, on Friday last. 1t was probably
done by professional pickpockets some
Nhere between Keene and Fitchburg,
While he was asleep. He had been up
late the night before and yielded to sleep.
There were nut two or thr,e passengers
IN The car and they were probably the
thieves. They left ten dollars in the
rpcket-book which they extracted from
l. Inside vest pocket, and left it in his
outside overcoat pocket. There is as US
nal in such cases no clue to the thieves
who probably left the train at Fitchburg.
Advertised Letters-James Fl. Cole,
Sadie F, Davis, Nathan Hun,ley, Flor
ence A. Hall, Augustus Haillette, II. A.
Hallett, %, Pierre Kivard, L. B. Locke
Jno. Lurgan, Edward Pamer, H. S.