Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
9rll oWs gals Ulmes,
ELBOWS FALLS, MAR. /, 1872
LOCAL MATTERS.

dant for music in the river this spring
= Extremely cold and windy the pas
week. Thermometer below zero aud
great time to keep fresh meat.
Tho Brattleboro Record is out in new
clothes-a complete dress of new type
looking as young and beautiful as q
bridal morning.
- Two or three runaways during The
week, but no serious damage In Que
instance the thills were broken by Mr.
States spirited horse.
Advertised Letters Savage,
Miss Alice NJ. Spears, n E Wood,
james +. Taylor, Clark IL. Reed, j. II.
Hunkins, G P, Bradford, Myron Barnes.
VIII some friend in the several
towns 10 this vicinity send us list Of
their principal town officers chosen next
Tuesday-including the vote for county
commissioner.
The Cornet Bard will meet this
Thursday evening at Engine Hall, for
rehearsal. We believe they are expected
to play at political meeting in Wal
pole, some evening next week.
A railroad bridge near Leicester
Junction (formerly Whiting Slation)
was burnt on Tuesday and DELAYED the
afternoon passenger train at this place
on the Rutland road, three hours.
Geo. W. Nutting has good stock of
gods usually kept in hardware store
and the same will be found annou need
elsewhere in an attractive advertisement.
Those wanting goods in his line should
give him a call.
= Or Q. T. Woods has bought of the
Jabez Hills estate, the house aud lot ON
Henry street for $4,000, and Edmund
Blake has sold his place opposite Wight
mans Hall, for $1,000 to Henry S. Frost
of Saxton's River.
Mr.. Eli Jewett, stage proprietor
from this place to Alstead, N. H, for
twelve years, has sold out bis line of
staging for $1,000, 10 Geo. F. Wellington
Of Cambridgeport, the transfer to be
made on or before next Monday.
An extensive real estateauction sale
isto come oifln Springfield, on Wednesday
Of next week, being seven different lots,
of which the Homestead lot is said TO be
among the best farms on Connecticut
river The full particulars will be found
in the advertisement in another column.
- The selectmen will meet at the of
fee of the town clerk, next Monday TO
Correct the check list. Those whose
names are not now on the list, and are
voters in this town, should see that their
names are put on that day, if they wish
to vote at the annual meeting on Tues
day.
Our California Subscribers have
had . late time of it in making their re-
newals. which though sent in Jaruary,
have but just come to hand, having been
delayed some six weeks by the snow
blockade on the Union Pacific railroad.
We pack up the back numbers for them
this week.
- temperance meeting was held in
the Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing. The house was we'll filed and ad-
dresses we're made by Mr. Grogtn of
Brattleboro, Rev. Mr.. Grain OF North
Springfield, and Rev Mr.. Taplin. A
strong feeling was expressed in favor of
legal suasion.
= Oar table has this week been made
exceedingly cheerful, amid the most un-
fiosery weather, by a fine boquet of
Drummond phlox and beautiful Gala
lily, presented by Mrs. Frank Llndon.
So CHEEKY token at this time deserves
and hereby heartily receives the thanks
OF We entire office. Even the imp smiled
on this occasion.
- During the winter we have opened
several sealed jars of maple syrup, made
IN the sap evaporators manufactured at
this place, and in every instance it APP
peared as nice and new as when 6rst mad ;.
IL is put up for the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co. (formerly Hartford Sorghum
Machine Co. and is most splendid ar
ticle for table use.
= Campbell Boyle, Scion Earl and
several other factory hands at Caven-
dish, were paid off last week, and went
to Proctorsville where they got some
thing that made them very noisey. The
result YVES Boyle and Earl we're brought
before justice Richardson and fined each
80 and costs, for disturbing the peace in
their excessive happiness.
- In the warrant for town meeting is
an article to see if the town will take
any action for cemetery at this place.
which ought to receive favorable consid.
Grafton. Both the old cemeteries in this
village are nearly filled, and one should
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