Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

eQ4Il4uai ciergymen meets at futney,
y 2lss.
rs Mrs. III. /. Wiley will speak in
ritual Hall, Bartonsville, next Sun
!. May l0.h.
-Cambriiseport and vicinity should
ervo the advertisement of the Glynns.
ey have fine stock of goods.
$50 The next annual meeting of the
rmont Editors and Publishers Asso-
ton will be held in Burlington on
second Thursday in June.
- Messrs. Raleigh q Smith have
med the paintshop formerly occupied
J. G. Tolman, and propose 10 carry
the painting business. See their no.
~ Lannier's Dramatic constellation
70 been giving entertainments at I'm
Hallthi week, and give their last
il Th1fsday evening. Those who have
eadel express general satisfaction.
- Spea king of summer visits, the
inchester Journal says: The Island
lse At Bellows Falls maintains its
ID reputation, and is always well pat
ize6 in the summer"
- The Rutland Herald says :" Bel
Falls is growing more rapidly than
town IN the State, except Buring-
under the stimulus of new manu-
Suring Establishments.
,dgertised Letters. -Silas Rowell, P.
Headley, L. Merrifeld, Stephen Kim
|, G. G. Dickerman, Roswell Banch-
T. w. Baker, Albert Stevens. Fred
Eddy, Edwin j. Townshend.
< Fred Grant, Esq, of Boston, who
achieved SO much popularity for the
year. by his humorous lecture, is
i've Of this town. We ought TO have
lecture here next season.
: The Equinox House at Manchester
be opened in June and that delight
place will of course be great resort
the coming season. The scenery
Re is among the most pleasant and at
hive in the State.
= A stotekeeper at White River juno
The other day said ne wanted none
Greeley men on his premises, to
ich mother citizen responded that he
,babIy took that method TO announce
Il hesas about to close up business.
e. The Windsor Journal says seven
nlhs ago Charles Barton, the feeble
,terbnry bank robber, under a sen
ce Of ten years, started with the
ntpelier sheriff for Windsor, but he
n yet arrived. Nor have his bones
u discovered
~ NJ. and Mrs. G. NJ. Chase OF Lyn-
have recently met with severe do
site aHl iclion, in the loss, by malig-
il scarlet fever, of their Two youngest
ldren, Mary Louisa, aged four years
1 six months and Frederick Charles,
"a one year and eight months. Mr..
ase Ii the publisher of the Lyndon
ion.
How many of the business men Of
village will pay So or $40 each the
ssent season to sprinkle the street from
ine Hall to I. ?. Hadley's store
rough the Square to w. j. Co
ms Furniture rooms? What a luxury
BE- r. ieved from the dust and sand
,fm of dry, windy days!
Edle Earl has our thanks for q
uple of fine pike, the first OF the sea
o. which he caught at the mouth oil
Axtom River. few days since, one o.
hich Weighed several pounds. They
rogcdto be very fine. Several of the
ays Afe having very good luck in pike
hing this spring, catching many thai
sigh from three to eight pounds.
Al Walter G. Warner, died a
hitehall May LIST, of consumption
o was well known in Westminster ape
this section, where he leaYes many rel
ives and friends, and held in much re.
I'd BIZ all who knew him. He was the
shier of the national bank at White
II and had been in feeble health fol
,eral months, but until within few
eks had been able to attend to the du
Of bis position.
Messrs. Monroe & Heald's tomato,
ants are looking finely and are nov
ady for delivery, and the next few
seks will be lively with them. Thei
ants are looking better than usual thi
ason and include cabbages, peppers
c. Their business for this season i
uch Enlarged especially in the straw
Try department, which with a gooG
ason will be more than double the
rmer prod lction, Last year thei
rawberry crop reached 20 bushels
ais year they have promise of nearl,
10.
SrATE CoSyENrIoS.-The republican
ate convention is to be held at Mont