Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.


3 day morning.
Rev, Mr.. Murray's lectureat Union
90. Hall next Wednesday evening.
we - The check list put up by the Sc
Slectmen this year contains 634 names,
Several young gentleman in this
' village are anxionsly awaiting to receive
! leap yea pr propositions.
y vi - The valentine business was brisk on
"Wednesday, and some one hundred were
; delivered at the post Office on that day.
- - Abner Felt of Andover, recently
Ii. examined his bee-hives and found sever
4 swarms dead-supposed to have been
Opmothered.
P = From some cause the morning pas
enger train due here at 7:30 on the Rut-
and road had not left Rutland at this
Thursday morning.
at, Horace Greeley has accepted the
y aviation to deliver the address at the
next annual fair of the Vermont State
agricultural Society.
5EEI = James Hayes, whose death is no.
: iced from another paper ON second page,
vas son of Mrs. Hayes and a brother
II Michael Hayes of this village.
Advertised Letters-S. II. Marsh,
ys,Ianne Ebert, Chapman S. Jones, II. T.
Holman, james H. Cook, E. G. Robbins
~ Hiss Maggie Ahern, @. Amsden, Mrs.
! Telen NJ Brainerd.
- A good number of the Pensioners
nd friends of Rev. Mr.. Haskins of the
L, BAPTIST church, made him pleasant
GOODWILL cali on Friday evening, leav-
pg over thirty dollars.
q The Rutland Herald has been sold
IL % Albert II. futile, one of the old firm,
sstPP2 Tho will continue the publication of the
Daily and Weekly Herald. We believe
MS purchase involves no editorial
hange.
- Jacob EsteY and son and his son-in-
Nv, l.. X Fuller of Brattleboro, the
liter formerly of and a native we be-
eve. Of this place, have with character
'EDtic liberalty, made present of $1,000
the Baptist society of this village, for
D. le building of a parsonage.
The prospect of good sugar sea-
, on the coming spring-the depth of
round frozen and no sap running this
einter- has greatly increased the de-
nand for the sugar evaporators manu-
actured here, and thecompany are hav-
Q 'ng close time of 1t in keeping the sup
i by up to the demand
E = Levi +. Allen, who has long been
nown as among the most faithful of the
abroad engineers on the Valley road,
j. :aas retired from that line and accepted
position as engineer on anew road run
ung from Hartford, to Seabrook, Con-
teciicnt We believe he has been in the
abroad service at this place some twenty
wo years, and the good wishes of MANY
riends here will attend him to and on
lis new line.
l. - The stage line from this place TO
b grafton, Townshend, &c. was sold at auc-
ion, on Tuesday at Cambridgeport, for
s4005. TO J.. M. HodgkiDs. This in
ludes We believe some ten horses besides
ACthe stages ana some other property.
Mr.. Hodgkins has been The driver on
this line for more than a year, and has
served The public TO general acceptance
ID and under his care as proprietor they will
% doubtless be faithfully served in the fu-
:, ure
g -" American Journalist" is the name
:. # a newmonthly review, Coe Wetherell
~ Y Co publishers and advertising agents,
Pa, and devoted to the
:. interests of publishers and advertisers.
ID The FIRST number contains much valua-
BILE and interesting matter. 1t has a
il. very just and discriminating article on
&c Circulation and Advertising" We
have read this number all through with
lively interest and shall look with equal
interest for the next number.
~ - The Hartford Sorghum Machine
60, have made change in the style of
heir firm name. 1t originated at Hart
lord, CT, and the mandatory here has
lsosen branch of the concern. The en-
" ire business and interest is now trans
n erred and is hereafter to be at this place
sind will be known as the Vermont
Farm Machine Co, )" under which name
hey will continue the manufacture of
he sugar evaporator so popular among
ps.Il sugar makers.
HoRsE Stock AssocrATIoN.-Th
I've appears to be some hitch or difference