Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
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%. d. Gray has u fine stock OF house
,r ,ers. Call and see them.
M. Laban Bullock has sold his
10 psrs cling on Green street to Mr.. Q. W.
" p good, for $4,000.
work = We are unable to make room for
It sqsr. village school reports this week.
and ley will appear in next issue.
lention 49,
s 4, ~ s.d- Mr.. Kimbal's singing school at
'SSsss xtons River will give concert Fri.
ls 6oTy evening of next week, March 22d.
n q = E. On the first inst, Gen. p. I. Kim
5 iiaiSss Of Fayetteville slipped and fell upon
B RS ice ipjuring his back quite severely.
,Ssit d. We have now had more than hun.
'''''u.d days Of good sleighing, but hope
ME- tier will not linger SO as to shorten
sugar season.
st Agnes Hall, which is among the
sf5oa ct schools for girls in New England,
ed b, smmences its summer term May 18th.
,fsd N Y advertisement.
'6cls Advertised Letters Chand.
i Sa sy III, Mary Torpy, Cook & Barker, NJ. S.
i ~ well, s. Jewett, Mr.. McGoddard, Mrs.
' seo5.' rah Pole, Mrs L. j. Simson, George
10 l,f a. ales, G. I'll. Whitney, A. b. Whittier.
" y w. At Hartford, the other day, boy
sco S aced metallic cartridge on the stove
siahtQ l. - nnnb.nn
the lere MS mother was cooSlhg. III ex-
= ir t11 soded, and the ball entered her face
reoo,ar the nose, lodging Immediately un-
eaS Se'ssr the eye.
: ae ssa - A. T. Morse of Wiliamsville. while
es 'as work in the woods recently, was struck
,e ,as the head by falling limb, cutting
Re vii severe cash OF his head, and glancing
as ssss his shoulder and considerably bruised
.Ssd is at.
P6uy- One year ago we had the pleasure( y
b Re b hearing some pretty heavy guns from
democratic friends in Walpole, some
,ahlv ar miles below this place. On Wednes-
;, ~ evening the republicans returned
. compliment with big interest, the
re At lsh Of every gun making grand illu-
our Yination, and being very plainly seen
ae cs,i' ,m this village.
ed, The freezing of the water pipes
itiogss cut off many families in this village
ON the usual supply Of water. At the
N@' nth end OF the village we believe eve
Horf family supplied from Mnard's pond,
L e subjected to this inconvenience, their
lot ipply now being obtained at Mr. Bow
), san's or at the river. Some families
2 ave been thus subjected for more than
, ,es months.
II, a., - A meeting of several business men
las held on Wednesday evening in re
q : l9G..tion to the formation of an association
building tenement houses in this place
favorable feeling prevailed, and an
her meeting will be held at c. B. Ed
Fihfy's office on Wednesday evening oil
ext week, to farther perfect the pro
}. osed organization, and at which the
Hoiutrs thtu anu dAi IblSiEsiCd are
9 Bnited to be present.
- james Iredell Cutler, whose deatf
nm as noticed in this paper two weeks since
ras native of this town and in business
sr several years in this village, after
~ Yards removed to Burlington and afte
nany years removed to Chicago. HI
brother of Harriet Cutler, wife o
he late Bishop Chase of New Hamp
NJ shire, and 5rother-in.law of Mrs. a. A
Pc E1s Green of this village
y u - The election news from New Hamp
hire was received in this village at al
early hour, few minutes past s o'clocl
~, v Tuesday evening, by dispatches in res
ponse to inquiries, from Mr.. j, b. Clarl
Of the Manchester Mirror, Edward A
jerks of 1.-THE Concord Statesman, and I
s F. Putnam of Keene, all of decisiv
natore, and especially that from Nj
jerks. A few republicans imme6iatel
got out the big gun, bought their pow
Red ucis tiiuoS tuSiI cartridges anu uSiOiS
ga o'clock fred brief salute. If any pow
'risH der was burnt at an earlier hour owe
that result, the republicans here woul
bal like to hear from them. Two hours Ia
her y ter cannon were booming in Keene.
A span of horses belonging to
e wi Mr.. Smith of Putney, we're standing nea
the grisr mill on Monday, when an al
preaching freight train frightened then
s t fl and they ran up and crossed the trac
:. / below the tunnel, at II safe distance ahea
q. Of Y Of the train, and coming up into tn
sag Square run against and knocked over
$ e horse and sleigh in front of johnson
b. Babbitt's store, and going down Cans
supiG
Z y street, struck post at the bridge an
ad cleared themselves from the sled. The
,eos5 then turned and coming back took Il
Z 8 road to Saxtons River, on which the
were soon after recovered apparently D,
80 seriously injured though the leg of oil
horse bied considerably The SLEIGH ar