Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Mrs. Warren Wiley will speak in
Spiritual Hall, Bartonsville, Sunday,
Nov. 10th.
~ We learn that the cold favorites"
Whitmore q Clark's minslrels will visit
this place Nov. 25th.
- The first snow of the season fell in
this place ON Sunday, which was follow
ed by 81 drilling rain.
Messrs. Arms Il Black expect to
commence the manufacture of paper the
first of next month.
- Miss Dinsmore & Co. have fresh
stock of necktes, jet ornaments &c
Look at them and you will be sure to
buy.
- The number of voters on the check
list of the town ON Tuesday was 767,
which is considerably larger than ever
before.
The work ON the new brick pulp
mill is in driving condition, and the
brick layers have commenced their work
on the second story.
The republicans of Keene, n. II.
fred one hundred guns on Tuesday night
after midnight in honor of Grant and
/, Wilson's election,
h = Three members of the legislature
! are natives of this town, Rockingham
They are Town of Somerset, Wyman Of
Athens and Senator Adams of Chester.
Rain, rain and still it rains, not
horse visible in thestreets this Thursday
morning. Mr.. Ordway's men are draw
1 ing lumber by rope attached to a wag-
Il on and 9 Frank" delivers express on
y wheelbarrow.
= A Saxtons River democrat who has
this year for the first time voted the re-
publican ticket, congratulates himself on
H the fact that it is also the first time he
sEever voted for anybody who was elected
Mr.. Wyman Flint lost very val
ID liable horse Sunday night by accident,
a not disease, as his horses thus far have
escaped the prevailing sickness. The
q horse was found in the morning strang-
led in her halter, supposed to have hung
a herself by reaching in the stall.
r n IrrJ oaIIs he raal asta 70 10
It ing west of this village, at auction on
ID IEsturday Nov. 16. 1t is divided into
Z hnr lots eff eleven acres each, one of six
= teen acres and one of twenty acres more
laor less, plan of which can be seen hang
ling in the post office.
Y Frank NJ. Taft has located saloon
al in Grafton on the common near the Bap-
IN tist church where he is ready to attend
q. tothe Photographic art in all its branch
es. Call and get youl picture taken in
i Franz best style, and call early as his
d stay is limited to few days.
ng The Catholic Church in this village
il being greatly improved by thorough
eleaning and painting. A new altar
n, With appropriate decorations has beer
ea added and new vestments for the priest
J plpeured by private subscriptions. These
on inprovements were greatly needed and
Ivm give this house of worship much
more comfortable appearance.
\ Mr.. Eli Jewett, the stage proprietor
iron Alstead to this place, made his triE
lon tuesday on foot, carrying the mails OF
biz back, his horses being sick with tbs
epizootic. We congratulate Mr.. Jewet
biz This trip, as he reached this place il
r season to connect with the up mail train
and walking the distance in one houl
/. ana half.
james Cunningham the person whit
en:ered the dwelling of Michael O'Con
}, ~ on Wednesday of last week and stol'
p 6erefrom thirteen dollars, was brough
q before Justice j. d. Bridgman on Thurs
q DAY, and bound up for trial at the Aprl
u term of the county court, and failing Z
obtain such was committed to Jail a
Newfane by officer Taylor.
y = The opening lecture of our cours
i will be Saturday evening, Nov. 16, b.
John B. Cough, whose popularity as I
$ lecturer increases with every season
% that were possible. His unequalled elo
quence will not fail to draw all who hav
Il ever heard him once, and those in thi
vicinity who have never had that pleas
ure and privilege, will be glad to avail
,paf themselves of this opportunity.
" The dwelling houses which hav
b h6en in process of building the past SUI
mer on Atkinson street and near tn
: Methodst church, are nearly all compile
: ed. Mr.. Henry Titus, NJ. M. Whitne.
Franz Landon and Rev. Mr.. Haskir
3 are already occupying their houses, an
Z MI. George Wright's is fast approachin
competion and also that of Mr.. Fran
\ George on School street. These resider
+ ces are ali fine looking, built in GOO
:, modern style and an ornament to on