Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

+ nometer 1902.
D Fe anticipate our usual time of
d Nor this week by half day, so
4 cnjoy the patriotism of the Fourth.
4 The Cornet Band play to-day,
rsday. Fourth, at the celebration at
endish.
On 20. +. Woods is selling fine new
a.. " Rose potatoes. They were raised
swhere "below" and obtained in
lpn.
M &. b. Eddy has bought one acre
4s Of John CORDIALLY, extending from
,Ioi IN to Atkinson street, for $4,000. 1t
IS cut up into four nice building lots.
A very :" hot snap" has prevailed
+, ng the past week, the thermometer
4 ing among the nineties much of the
4. and occasionally reaching a hun
ca Mr.. LID. Hurd has sold another lot
q, his section, west of Atkinson street,
lsi Nv. Bissell, who we understand will
Z nance the erection of a dwelling
2 con next week.
Mr.. Mark Fairbrother of Saxtons
Or stands first on the list this season
lis section, for early potatoes, having
us mess dug on the first day of
We judge them to be the early
tTa hens.
. 1H Extra caution hould be exercised
G oH verybody during the hot weather, to
a d against fires, and every one should
. ". at hand the conveniences for get
about on his buildings in case of
VII gency.
lsg The people of Saxtons River have
J q Ter Increased their subscription for
e. proposed university at that place,
pg added over $4,000, to their for
Subscription and intend to carry the
IT. amount up to the round $4,000.
The new postage law makes hand
P. reduction on rates for circulars and
M Iient newspapers, being one cent
~ unless they exceed two ounces in
ht. A single copy of the TIMES
jill. now be sent for one cent.
'sIio Messrs o. B. Arms & 0. II. Black
SUP 5nilding large and fine paper mill.
foundation is nearly done and the
work has already begun. 1t is, as
adge by the eye, some 90 feet wide
= lver so long, and when completed
be q first-class mill and capable OF
3 lgahrge business.
Adv8fti sed Letters. John a. Lam
Laurent Yilett, N. S. Sherwin, Mrs.
A' E Lehman, Miss Lucy f. Lawton,
~ ge Terrett, Mary A. ellison, Henry
z y, A. "A. Carter, Mrs. VIM. c. Rem
b, Mrs. Ellen Nolah, j. H. Hunk
T. j. Ellison, Mary f. Marsh, Mr.
n. IAN, Angus Cowan.
y We were about to announce that
lutely nothing was in preparation to
no X The National birthday here, when
DAY ung man modestly notified us that
S X he Walpole side of this village they
iaa Ia have fireworks on small scale
oaa he evening, and that at Z o'clock, P
iHi they WOULD send up a balloon. The
lren are especially invited. Good
ooo' the ANalpole side
0 % The trains were several hours lat,
the Rutland railroad on Tuesday,
zoe assd1 the burning of wood sheC
:, PraH crossing, mile north of Cut.
= gsysle Some 500 cords of wood
ooo Il III ing machine and engine attach
oo wers destroyed Several hundred
ds0f wood and timber near were als'
}. treyed, the fire being finally extin
shed by the arrival of FIRE compan,
% % Rntland.
81 VA acknowledge very pleasan
anade from the Cornet band on Tues
90 evening, including When the swal
ooo y ho1aeward fly" just now of Peace
200 bllee popularity. The band have Civ
e. several seranades in different place
CO his village the past week or two snt
pose to give more of them, and tn
'EDtrt to raise funds suffice Mt to build /
a band stand we hope will be sue
o a lful. With good stand they will
open air concerts once or twice ;
,ooo K. which viii be very pleasant at
'oo tion for our village.
The force pumps which the Messrs
Il sell have put in their mills, are likel,
BOO rove very useful AT the fire which
troye1 Frost, Derby 81 Co.'S. stor
q nse last week, the hose belonging t.
90 village burst some two or three time
I'd thus temporarily disabled the engin
,o d during these breaks the pumps iron
Boo paper mills did very effective servic
p q we are told, Eve we're absent at tn
-ne} that they probably prevente
lch more damage if indeed they di
IF save the new shop building altogeth
Cannot the villa ge secure the use c