Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

large portion of space this week after
he outside was printed.
- II is estimated that the population
# this village is more than two hundred
anger than two years ago,
g. Mr.. William Kiniry caught fine
like the other day just below the eddy
Weighing 124 pounds largest of the
eason.
mn Richard Ward, Esq, of Cambridge
lass, will lecture on Swedenborgian
SIN, at Engine Hall, next Sunday even
"a o'clock.
Will Mrs. Earl has made more con-
enient arrangement for the sale of
der raves Eminent, at E E. Dewey's and
announces the same in our advertising
KIND The preliminary survey of the
. Neathersfeld and Claremont Railroad
rom CIaremont to connect with the Rut-
and Railroad to Cavendish, is to COM
aence this week.
- A fine rain on Sunday, and another
thursday morning, is bringing out the
4 ayest beauties of nature, very prom
"a ing for crops, and good humor for
rmers generally.
- Well executed counterfeit fitty-cent
stes have lately made frequent appear
IN ice at the Treasury department, COM
~ 5yg, it is believed from New York. The
IA Sarseness of the engraving of the STAN
\ u vignette is the best guide to their de-
\ elton.
- - Miss r. G. Dinsmore & Co., have a
Il ~ lot OF new goods, including ready
ade ladies' dress goods, and are having
busy time of it with their customers.
is good time to get nice goods there
ar stock being ahead of anything they
n We ever had before.
The members of our delegation in
~ ngress have each recently made liber-
- contribution for the benefit of the
= ite Temperance Association. This as
~ iation was organized some forty years
"A p, by a few men, and has been active
the temperance cause ever since.
Advertised Letters.-H. III. Smith,
= -. Mary Rock, Vale pope Mawfor,
- ills G. Hall, Charles Stoddard, Mr..
.s7 atson, Lawrence Hakey, VIM. Farr,
- F.French, Mr.. II. Day, William
- ARK, nj. z. Barry, Eliza Buemond,
- Try M. Baker.
u = Rev. L. H. Stone of Castleton,
= ant Of the Vermont State temperance
- iety, gave very excellent lecture ON
=, lperance at the Congregational church
A4a Sunday evening, 1t was an earnest
sS lrf for the cause, and Mr. Stone ought
be received with cordial favor, as we
: pe be will be, throug hout the State.
sA Messrs. Wheeler & Underwood
~ re rented and fitted up very fine apart
nts for hair-dressing and the tonsorial
\ -, 10 the Wightman Hall building,
#moved into the same on Mon
" IS They are nicely located and will
AQobt give satisfaction to their custo-
n u See their card.
NJ The Autograph & Remarker is
~ lore welcome visitor 1t inquiries
A III Il writing paper is manufactured
t'fsss We answer no. The mills here
VIZ orally engaged in the manufac-
u u MANILA and hangings. One of
20 i making a nice heavy article used
sgW drawings.
We again remind our readers of the
the American House property on
e#fh, inst, at auction. We are not
. v1se4 whether it is to be divided into
oreold as a whole, but in any event
Z vii pc good thing to have it brought
9 1t is now the only property
= ekquare unoccupied, and whoever
- cures II will obtain property that will
: fays be valuable.
!, Mi. Reuben Fletcher, of Plymouth,
almost SO years of age, few days
: CO walked from his home to visit his
{ ID The eastern part of Reading. He
Z ather of Stillman Fletcher, ESQ, one
she editors of the New England Farm
: who has recently visited his old
! aestead, and who says that good judges
3 lare that the father is the youngest
N of the two
The new Boston mail arrangement
/ been well patronized, for the first
~ X, and promises to be useful. All
il matter for Boston and vicinity re-
we'd on the Valley railroad line after
clock in the afternoon, as far down
ma Brattleboro, and which can be sent TO
II place, before 700 in the evening,
IN Preach Boston sooner by this arrange
~ 1t than any other. Mail matter from
fplace, ready in the evening reaches
~ non nearly half day earlier than
merly.
FnnrRsroN.-Seven persons recently united with
" pobereeational church at Dummerston. one of
H.,