Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

believe has never occurred in our office
before in the fifteen years we have pub
lished this paper.
Water to be shut of all day next
Sunday.
~ Those desiring the services Of an
archiiect are referred to the card of G..
N. Lpcia, Northampton, Mass.
The railroad bridge at Windsor
has been so far repaired that trains COM
menced running over it ON Wednesday.
Tic Water commissioners will soon
issue bylaws, containing regulations as
to rents, &c, relative tothe water works.
nj. Armstrong plumber of Keene,
M Ill, advertises his business in our
coIumns to which we invite the attention
d hose wanting work or materials in
Zinc.
*4~ The Brattleboro Record reports a
number of people, in some instances
whole families, in that place, who were
rocently taken violently i'll from eating
lobster.
The article on Rev. G. d. Noble,
on first page, will be interesting to many
in this section who know him, and in this
village by many who will remember
him as a brother of Mrs. F. f. Swift
formerly residing here.
~ Al meeting of the Bailiffs on Mon
day evening, the hay scales belonging to
the estate of Jabez Hills, were presented
70 the village corporation and accepted
BY vote of the Board, who we believe
also took action to put them in running
order.
John Ryan had both feet injured
pn the railroad above Sullivan railroad
bridge late Wednesday afternoon, by
having them caught under the car
wheels. 1t was narrow escape from
;he loss of both feet.
A number of the operatives in
Fitton's factory at Cavendish INDUCED
inarum riot on Sunday evening, the
gth hist, and nine Of them were next
day Fined sl5 to $50 each. One or two
had escaped arrest at last accounts, but
misunderstood will be dealt with when
fos1
Messrs. McNiel IL Blake of Boston
piaao tuners and dealers, are in town,
ready 10 attend to orders. They may be
addressed through the post Office. Their
Instruments are received with much ia
for, one or two having recently been
old ID this village, and those desiring to
ave their pianos tuned will find this a
good opportunity.
Something of riot occurred in the
luare at about II o'clock, Saturday
night, the result of which is that Thomas
e Jpdge . Higgins, for breaking the
peace, has been sent to Jail for want of
bail in $500 to keep the peace three
month. Others engaged in the same ri
I'll hve escaped, but warrants are ready
forA hem when found.
&. G. Wentworth, Esq, of Boston,
AN b o! Col. Asa Wentworth, of this
via has long been favorably known
iaR Be musical world, and we notice the
oIK Ewing in Dexter Smiths musical
NOR lilly for June MIR. G. G.. Went
xazs h's beautiful compositions are being
mad quite popular by the Temple Quar-
tetand other artists
A boarder at John Holeran's--a
stEMR GER we understand who had been
at FORK here but few days-broke
open the trunk of fellow boarder, Mr.
sAxage, on Wednesday afternoon and
stole savings bank book and some $2S
rs honey and decamped. Efforts are be-
ing made for his arrest. The thiefs
name is said to be Reed and it is suppos-
ed be took the stage toward Saxtons
River.
The stockholders of the Bellows
Falls Paper Co., held their first meeting
on The 18th inst, for the purpose Of per-
fecting their organization as company,
authorized at meeting held May 20,
BIZ the incorporators named in the act
granted by the legislature of the State
OF Vermont at its session of 1870. The
charter was accepted and William Rus
sell, Willard Russell and w. A. Rus
sell were chosen directors, and j. III.
Williams clerk. We understand they
have purchased the pulp mill property,
and will increase the production of pa
per FOR card board purposes.
20 During the riot of Saturday night,
in which an unusually large nun Der
seemed to be engaged, Capt. Taylor call
ed upon such citizens as he could, to aid
~ making arrests, and among them b.
a, Putney and c. W. Butterfeld, and
don't know but Others, who promptly
responded One man, however, refused