Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ com menced to-day Thursday.
A company of the Vermont mill
tx passed through this place on Tuesday,
10 attend the muster at Rutland.
~ The Great Original New Orleans
Minstrels will give an entertainment at
Union Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
\ day evenings Oct and 10.
b Rev. w. Z. Dickinson of Walpole,
il 70 supply the pulpit of The Congrega-
tional Church next Sabbath.
49, Some two hundred people accom-
panied by the Band attended the Tenn
perance Jubilee at Rockingham ON Sat
urlay, which was a fine success.
The Band gave another concert in
-tbeir new Band Stand on Monday even
ng, playing several new pieces which
\ we're well appreciated.
e The store in Monmouth block,
snrmerly occupied by S. Cragin, is being
b tepaired, and when completed will be
b oecupied by G. w. Butterield for meat
market.
4 Towns new hotel is moving on rap
~ ily toward completion, the work hav-
4 III already been commenced on the fifth
story.
4 Advertised Letters. - Franklin G..
Pierce, H. B. French, Martin Mcintyre,
Edmund Richmond, Cyrus G.. Kilburn,
Mrs. nj. G. Rundlett, Mrs. G. G. Rand.
/. Its understood that bill will be
ntroduced in the legislature at an early
Law. to amend both the village and wa
Or CO. charters, in accordance with the
leeds and present growth of the village.
We would call attention to the adj
lertisement of j. A. Jillson, who has
anade an addition to the same this week.
H il now offering for sale Halls Pa
/ ent Curling Pin, for curling ladies' and
hildren's hair.
= Id consequence of the running of a
reight train off the track at Cavendish,
r bis Thursday morning, we are unable
ogive full account of the proceedings
|alt Montpelier, as we failed to receive our
aorning Daily Herald, which would
ontain full Geographic reports.
Of all the Vermont and other Reg
sters and other statistical publications,
Il lat one that we have seen has the cor
eet time of the meeting Of the Vermont
Eegislature all have the old time. sec
p. eaa Thursday of October, instead of first
B Wednesday, as is the fact.
~ Conductor B. A. Putney and engin-
~ Capt. Geo. Bowtelle, Of the Cheshire
Dad. met with good luck on Tuesday,
lille hunting on Fall mountain, by capt
ring q poreupine, or Greeley Bear. .
lhich weighed 80 pounds, and was on
xhibition at the Island House. on Tues
j, Ivy evening.
Eas - Mr.. E. p. Dewey has our full APP
praciation for the most substantial and
9 aberal evidence Of the excellent quality
: i the oysters ne is furnishing his Gus
amers. They are evidently the plants
r stalI fed fellows. His oyster trade j.
II ALREADY unprecedented for so early in the
| j ssason.
ii J. Q. Smith viii sell at public auc
!, Eon at his old place in Saxtons River
thfersonal property, consisting of 22s
II kaW sheep, and other valuable stock
Ie@iIl also at the same time receive
A1l Sals for his farm, which contains 80 acres
For further particulars, such as date
Pc see advertisement.
The Weed Sewing Machine, exhib
2 tited BY w. II. Upbam of this place re
d Ieaired the first premium aud diploma a
Tx he pate Connecticut River Valley Fair
EhoRen at Claremont, Sept. 18th, 18th
El9A and goth. This is quite victor,
|, lfor the Weed as the Howe, Florence
american, and other machines wer
eatered for premiums.
The grape crop in this village i
gooa this season, though the weather ba
not been most favorable, Mr.. Dan. Arm
hassome 1900 pounds of very nice grape
h I in his garden and Mr.. S. E. Baird ha
several hundred pounds of some of tn
best we have seen this season, and Mon
roe Il Head, our neighbors just owe
the river" have fine display. 1t vii
certainly give one a very good impres
sion Of grape culture to see the harves
from the above named gardens.
The Biennial Report of the Stat
Treasurer for the two years ending Jul
81, 1872, has been printed for use of tn
General Assembly. 1t will be read wit
ialkrest, and the interest will be of
pleasing kind, as it foreshadows redut
lion of taxes. The current resources s
+ heclose of the fiscal year were 1866
nj 979 81, and the current liabilities, S33
4 M0. 30-leaving the sum of 1882, 1898
asfhe balance of resources.