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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
THE browsing CASES AT CLARE

THE DROWNING CASES AT CLARE
MoNT.-Last week we had brief account
ofthree deaths by drowning on Wednesday
in the river, at Claremont, n. II. ltap-
pears that Rev. Charles E. Sawyer his
wife, and his wife's father, Mr.. 5. Cush-
ing of Abingdon, Mass, took a pleasure
ride over into Weathersfeld on the Yer
mont side, and in returning intended to
cross the riverat Ashley's Ferry which Mr..
Sawyer no doubt mistook for ford, and
thus drove deliberately into the river
and all were drowned. Help was soon
at hand but too late. The ferryman was
on his way to the river on the New
Hampshire side, to ferry across team,
heard the cry for "help, quick" and
started Immediately to their assistance
with skiff, and was within a short dis.
lance of them when Mr.. Gushing and
his daughter came to the surface for the
last time. On arriving at the spot he
could see nothing of them-all had dis
appeared.
The Claremont Advocate says the riv'
er bank was soon lined with people anx
ious to render aid, and immediate search
for the bodies commenced. Those Of
Mr.. Gushing and his daughter we're first
found, the hands ofMr. c. tightly clutch
ing in the clothing of the latter. The
watch of Mr.. c. had stopped at four min
utes to eleven, probably the hour a
which the accident occurred. The body
of Mr.. Sawyer was not found until five
o'clock, all very near the spot where they
had found waterY grave. The drown
ed horse and carriage were recover &c
some distance down the river. Mr.. Saw
yer was the universalist clergyman o
Claremont, and held in much esteem BY
the people Of that place, had been set
tier there since May, and married abou
six weeks. Mr.. Gushing was on his way
to Bennington on business. The sad even
cast a sudden gloom over the village
The remains were sent to Abingdon fo
interment where funeral services wer,
held on Friday last.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

CHEESE FACToRY.-The cheese facto-
ry at Addison is in very thriving con-
dition this season. The milk of about
200 cows is used, making daily average
of $500 pounds of milk. Two watts, one
of A, 500 and one of $50 pounds capac-
ity are employed, and IS cheeses per
week is the product ofthe factory. Av-
erage weight of cheese so lbs A care
full estimate gives 9 44-100ths pound of
cured cheese. No coloring substance is
used in the manufacture of cheese at the
Addison factory. 1t stands well in the
market and readily commands IA cents
per pound. The factory is under the
control of Miss Martha r. Weaver Of
Rome, n Y, assisted by Mr.. c. II. lay
l6r of Addison.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

A MUSICAL FEAsT.-Mr. Editor =
l had occasion to stop in Springfield, last
week for a few days, and while there was
invited to attenda Musical Association.
1t had only been organized three months.
The different societies all unite, and it
makes it not only pleasant, but profitable,
| must say that it was the best treat
have enjoyed in a long time. Selections
we're taken from " The Creation also
anthems and hymngtunes from "Tbe Ju-
bilate," quartettes, trios, piano Duets,
and solos for the piano, altogether max
ing it very pleasant recreation. Why
cannot we have something of the kind IN
our own town? Is it impossible? Can
we.not all unite in this grand work or
must we be divided ? United we stand
divided we fall is the motto. Long live
the Springfield Musical Association.
ANON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

PRoCToRsvILLE "A drunken fool
named Marsh from Ludlow, with two
empty bottles in his pocket, laid down
near train time with his head on the rail
road track at Proctorsville, one day last
week, but was discovered in time to be
removed.
About midnight Oh the 18th, inst, the
blacksmith shop belonging to Joseph
Chaput, near Black river bridge at
Proctorsville, was discovered to be in
flames, and in a short time was burned to
the ground. Insurance on the shop $500,
on tools, 5000, which will nearly cover
the loss.
The people of Proctorsville have just
added 100 volumes to their branch of the
Fletcher library 1000 volumes). 1900
volumes can be found at Duttopsville,
one mile below The late Judge Fetch
er made his yearly selections for this Ii
brary, commencing as far back as the
date of his graduation from college in
| 1906, hence, at his death in 1869 his
yearly additions and accumulations pre-
sented Que of the rarest treasures Of the
kind to be found in New England, and
he gave the same to his native town, that
the public might be benefited thereby
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

SOUTH READING Mr.. Fred Cilley was
seriously injured on the goth, ult., wnile
at the raising of barn on the premises
of NJ. E. Goddard, an iron bar falling
from a beam and striking him on the
head.
Mrs. Brink, residing with her son-in-
law, Calvin Robinson %, was considera-
bly, injured and bruised the other day by
falling down a stair way.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

CoNCERT-We have much pleasure
in announcing that Mr.. Peabody will
give another concert at Union Hall on
Wednesday evening of next week, July
18th. Among the artists on this occa-
sion are Mrs. Smith, the favorite soprano,
of Boston, Mr. II. G. Barnabee the bas-
30 and comic vocalist, so widely and ia
vorably known, Mrs. Waterhouse of
Portland Mr. Barber of this place, and
others. In variety thisentertainmentw
doubtless excel the fine concert given by
Mr.. Peabody two months since, at all
events it can not fail to be rich music
al tn at, and we will not doubt full
house for the occasion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
Latest News.
ANOTHER FIRE AT LUDLOW.


Another fire broke out at about II
o'clock Wednesday night in Whelden d
Barrett's block, and destroyed that por-
tion belonging to Whelden, stove and tin
dealer. Atthis point the fire assubdued.
Loss some ten or twelve thousand dol.
lars, mostly insured. A. S, Heywards
photograph rooms were in the block de-
stroyed. Barret's portion of the block
was much damaged by fire and water,
and removal of goods. An explosion
was heard in some parts of the block
just before the fire, which may have
some connection with the origin of the
fire, but nothing certain is known about
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

VERGENNEs MARIETTA good days
trade was had on Saturday the % tn ult
Butter ranged from 20 to 26 cents per
pound. On Tuesday %, 4Sl pounds were
shipped 1900 OF cheese, and two bar
rels of eggs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
Married.

At the Ingraham House. Chester, on the 81 inst
by Rev c. ~IIihbard. Mr.. -S0LoN W: EARL and
Miss HATTIE j. PENNIMAN. both Of Ludlow.
In Proctorsvlle June p, by Calvin French, Esq,
Mr.. AUGUSTUS REED of Rutland, to Miss ANN
TODD of Proctorsville.
In Ludlow in the Baptist church, on the evening
of the 2st inst, by Rev. Ira Pearson, Mr.. W Els
LEY c. HEMMENWAY of Boston, Mass. and Miss
EMMA E. ARLINGTON daughter of Dea S. L.
Arlington of Ludlow.
In Putney by Rev Amos Foster. July l, JULIUS
ney.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

Congressman c. w. Willard of Mont
pelier has gone West, and will pass the
summer and autumn in Wisconsin and
Colorado for his health.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

FIREMEN's MUsTER-The firemen's
muster at Rutland ON the fourth, was
largely attended. Fourteen companies
were present and competed for the prizes.
The Brattleboro Co., took the first prize,
Marlboro, n. H., she second, and the
Boxers of Burlington the third. Aba
nequi Co. of this place stood next, and
was thus ahead of several excellent vet
eran companies from Massachusetts and
New York. Indeed but for an ell wind"
during the time they played, there is lit
tie doubt they would have secured one
of the prizes. They performed one feat
not done by any other company present.
Each company was entitled to ten min
utes only for playing, and Abanequi play
ed four times and had one and half
minute to spare at that, and were out of
the way on full and prompt time. As it
was their first appearance abroad, and as
neither the boys nor their friends had got
up any expectations, all are highly salts
fed with the result, and we take pride in
ranking them for the first time among
the best fire companies of the State. As
for the Brattleboro company it has been
an old trick of theirs to be ahead on such
occasions for years, and we are glad we
can claim to be in the same county with
them if nothing more. We had expect
ed a fuller account of the fremen's mus
ter or at least the number Of feet played
by each company, but they have failed
to come to hand, and generally no dali
/ lies were issued next day after the
Fourth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

IT. S. Estabrook has heen appointed
postmaster al West Dover, vice w. f.
Jones, resigned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court in
DIs'I or WESTMINSTER ssJ aud for said district =
WErHERBEE. late of Townshend in said district
deceased. GREETINc
You are hereby notified that an instrument par-
porting to be the last will and testament of said
deceased has been presented to the court here for
probate. by John l.. Nichols the executor therein
named and that said court viii decide upon the al
lowance Of the same at the session of said TO be
held at tbs Inn of f. and IL. Phelps in Grafton in
said district. the first Wednesday of August ~
at which time aud place you be be- "a in ~.
premises if you shall see causa
June %, ISL. 2T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07


including poetry. to be paid for according to length
In Wardsboro June 20. Mrs. FANNIE NJ. WILD
Err, wife of NJ. II. Wilder formerly Of Saxton's Riv-
er.
In North Chester, June Goth. DOROTHY, wife of
Ira U. Smith, aged As years.
In North Chester, June 26th. BYRON SHEDD,
only son of n. Fiske Shedd, aged q years.
In Springfield, J une 18th, JOHN SHIPMAN, aged
80 years. II months and 26days.
In tullow, June %. Mrs. R0SEMER BURTON,
aged 81 years and months.
In Chesterfield. N. H. June %. of consumption,
ASHBEL WHEELER. aged 81 years
gsIn Townshend June II, ult of CONGESTION Of the
lungs. LULU ESTELL E'only daughter of Myron A.
and Kate A. Convey, aged months and days
Sleep little babe sleep,
Notin thy cradle bed,
Not on thy mothers breast
But with the quiet dead.
In Rockingham VT. July 4th, IRA M. DIvoLL,
aged 40.
In Wallingford VT. June 18TH MARIAN DAG
GETT. wife of Hiram Wellman, aged 20 years mos
formerly of Townshend VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

WESTMINSTER DEPoT.-A new store
has recently been opened at Westminster
Depot, by Mr.. Lewis Phelps, whose
announcement will be found in our ad-
vertising columns this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY July 4. 1871
The Fourth occurred on the market days this week.
and con sequently market reports have been re-
ceiyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
Oil Meal .
Micajah we.herbee,- Estate

TEN TONS OBJ SUPERIOR QUALITY, FOR
Sale by WILSON & Co
BELLaws fALLs. April g. 1868. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
Potatoes Wanted

I WANT TO BUY all the Potatoes the Farmers
have to spare about here
Bellows Falls. OF. WOODS.
2-27
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

The FouRTH.-The Fourth in this
place was one of extraordinary quiet.
During the morning four swarms left the
place in as many different directions,
which largely depopulated the town, and
particularly was this noticible Of the
young folks" after the four Sabbath
schools had left Even the inevitable
Chinese fire cracker was heard but little
after the morning hours.
The Sabbath school connected with
Emmanuel Church had picnic at Mi
nard's Pond, where they had a very en-
joyable occasion either inside or outside
Of Abraham's tents as they preferred.
The Sabbath Schools connected with
the Congregational, Methodist and Bap-
fist Churches, united in picnic in the
woods, on 0. II. Blacks farm in West
minister, where they We're met by the
Sabbath school from Westminster. The
time was generally spent in social inter
course without formal exercises, though
few brief speeches were made, among
them one by Sherman M. Davis.
The fire company went to Rutland,
and a number took the extra train to
Charlest0wn where there was a celebra-
ton under the direction of the democra-
cy, who just now in New Hampshire are
feeling their oats Of last springs election.
In the morning between 7 and o'clock
the depot was quite lively for while dur
ing the brief stop of the trains with sew
eral fire companies, who in their neat
uniforms were on their way to Rutland.
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituare
including poetry. to be paid for according to lengt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07
The 18th has Gone.

THE subscriber has just new from New York
large lot Of nice Crockery ware. China. Fren III.
O. r. WOODS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-07-07

RUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, PORK,
WOODS.
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tet uno anG,lUtrien iDateH. ole SleaushIasc pou ttr
Shelter bis AM SdtUfCEthtubS, Dte ft ant VoppGtr
tons ilan ntr 1tgot Baltimore aHgeaeUrn, gu conl
%Gtnintttn unb lU oftuCn.
abihHttt2. ilEo il a. ucrfdQt unh petor0net,
euB tr9cHt cine FeIicr ODER RttioHfn oott Corpora
ton, iptlbe NIT otu au'dseu or GutlhattQuugcu, bic
pom btiaGttr SolnmiiidrCn Dcnldt D0rhtu, nttt an
trttotn iotr ioIttu, LH oug SaltImurtr Siu6t @uldt
81 or Stlt, Gui bic G2cie uue nad gltiber 9etaults
madunB hard Ben 5ita,lrdtor, mis- In 3s,orhruus
9r. "a, bttttcit. rStHv 8erOthnuaQ fIr Bite Ausubung
aeIUIltt yttdttU rttitI Corporation biuitdtlib OR
StrGBtH b,r StGot Baltimore, cen 3. ApTit 1866 ace
reI1llgt, un9tqebtt, G]ppcIIrtU ~tOnrtu, uRe otu Gin.
nebnler ure NttGttrutor bCr Stact ioutU iotdt QHlbl
ten ltHrtUtlIb Der Sr0Gtn ausibCn, lDie ibRgn curtj
Ole AuoreuuugrH ttidQttH Hrttcte ~lutcIltQt lpcroSH.
@tutPHiBt zen 10. september 1871. t2UIs3,9l
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yT5a Wertbpoller NeftbdftSplas su
lid p%crfaufcn
an oer Geitr Sapettes, 8piidcu 9aluerts un6 Rortbs
StraBe; @riro &c bel fO1h Su6.
9inges q Sdrgeant,
Nr. 3, 81. BdultrdBe.
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10 I. . u.
Eiur 0SrrnrNuuuo

UNI bic HgGlttntuJe WprltOTUntrS b1uIrtu ompd0ntt"
~ b~Ctlptgtn, ibrG gubUzGbplciiC IN Der SuuiNuUs
bio Sur ShnTioung nit oCr 8alttmorcEtIG5e aus,
Aubcb1In,
Ub idrtttt. Sci GO pcrilatuph perortuCt6urb
ben OlIgCruletliGt uno StaotrCtg Uon Baltimore, bar
or Yruitotni, biz WcrtuGltrr uno ScIcuiddIt Der gGi
bcrCdtiQt iiHo, ttr NabHgclciic Tn Ger SoaioGbTtoBt
Don Dem 0c0cnlDdrttqCu 9nbc an OCr SdHCituHg bcr
Nouioau uHb ScrtHgtonIruGc bic tur Ghugt6uul
NIT hur ClltlnorelraBc Hu5IuhcDnru.
Nblmuttt ?. limo Itt c6 Dtr'llt uuo ucrOtbr,t.
hdB Der NSrGftbtrt, be ScrlUuttCr nnt p'gicuimGit br
baltimore gorttolpner @bdUicc tn Der Rictrrtcgurg
VIC Sv,f!tu eer euro eislS s,etoleHnna GiutorltIttn
gr, z, 0cnCBmlGt Den II, 6rbIu0r 1868, uHb Der Sius
Ol0rrrA ri. 2Dpon 1860, uHter lugllcn fr beTCNrQt
tuur0cn, Nubngcletie tn1Ctbalb br Staot Baltimore
uituerjulCAen, untCrTuptiCu leiu iOAcu,
Hhibrttt3. limb iCt 60 usrilgt nab pcJ1rti,L
oOB otcir ScrcTonnl8 pom nag, ot aunGbmC on In
3rQit trtte.
@cuvBmigt Den ID. Srobcr 1874 (27Is3,8)
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YiQiacs Wruubeigcntbnm.

I'm SiQiges WruuDeiscntBnr.
E.il G Sduitr an Der Raecubbin., nabe amitpr
ItIaGe. fir 5000 ieocs.
8Ipti panitr, srunoJrnsirsi, fir 5000 iebes.
Gin pau5 auf Der Gde Der Sprln9ir. uEo Bonntps
Cane 81 $500.
3ust Soulcr an Der Wul!tintrase mitaroeem Sol
plate, n4te Der annftraBs; Breis $500 iebeS.
Rdbsres bel IbomaS u. wfaHpn, 0sr. "a,
Cd ,.s. " rnohs,ay lOai-l
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u I. =.
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UNI has WtpeGu Oct HutnnrGGt siUtibtn Fort NoCrnt
mo ot SoisuUuro tiuSs 2tutc, cbtt irg,rb elucr
oaiwiidenltC8enorn 5brtt %eGtIcIUsu 81 uCrSr'
bern.
Get cs uCrtiat nno pcrotonct turdj ben 9irpcrrctl
tier uno Gtotuatb non SattimUrt, bas otr Stabt
Gas gtiucuu OR aucuiraGe BtutldCr Hott Nrcnuc uuG
6cr 9attnluGrotiueltttt obCr ttDIUb ttneu E9rli ort,
luUcn 81 pCtanocrH. Sic oOourdl ucrurladjten GciUl
tHb oon ot baltimore Sbiu GiKubabE @tieu.
lUntt" gu trdBen.
SenSpmtst Den 10. OttOber 1874. C277,s3,0l