Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-07-12
III GUS falls Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.

by courtesy Va nii' w. ~ SueiSi,
telegraph operator, our people receiv-
he Baltimore nominations in good
on Wednesday evening.
A Grant & Wilson flag has been
wn to the breeze at Cages Mills
are as hearty and unanimous there
Grant now as four years ago.
Mr.. G. S. Griswold of Rockingham
rented the Barker place at the south
of Westminster Street, and is now
ping the same as boarding house.
Some of our people thought it not
to have the Fourth pass off without
monstration Of some kind and ac-
lingly powder was raised, the big
brought out and a national salute
in the afternoon.
Mr.. II. S. Frost's new livery stable
far completed that he is now pre-
ID to receive transient horses for stab
and keeping, and in week or ten
will be ready to let horses, of which
re notice will be given.
The news of Greeley's Baltimore
ination was received eryquietly here
w ednesday evening. Most of the
ocrats are ready to support him.
declared emphatically that they
Ii not vote for him and anothersays
hall vote for Grant.
dvertised Letters.-Stillman A. Far
I. Oliver Carter, A. E. Alden, Will
4eonie, Mrs. l.. +. Lufkin, l.. S.
tiugs, Philip French, II. A. Mercy,
VI. stratton, c. l.. Goodhue, Joy Lam
haw, Christopher Fuller, T. Jefferson
man, Lewis Blanchard.
The river men had the river entire
leared Of logs, at this point Tuesday
ming, and moved to Walpole Bridge.
sidering The great masses of logs be-
the Falls and which were lodged in
rapids, they made quick work of it,
main force not having spent over a
K at this place.
The business card of w. P. Went
til, architect, of Boston, will be found
mother column. Mr.. Wentworth is
course we'll known to all our people
me of the best architects, and those
III to build and desiring anything in
profession, will be sure of services
hiully performed.
William Kiniry, Jr., boy of ten
u son of William Kiniry, was
Vned on Saturday evening, in the ed
pf the river below the large shop
Wing, while bathing with other small
y, His body was recovered Sunday
ming, at about z o'clock. The eddy
dangerous place for small boys to
he, and especially those who cannot
10, being full of deep holes and under
rents which even swimmers cannot
IA.
= We are much pleased to announce
efforts are being made to have the
Id business streets sprinkled these hot
III DAYS, and that nearly all the bust
ssoccupants of the Square havealready
ned paper guaranteeing the expense
Il that F. p. Hadley is already en-
I'll TO make the sprinkling tube
ia is highly creditable to our people
Ill fter this we will never doubt theil
tel prise, nor despair of the band stanC
oemetery.
-Messrs. J. ID. Bridgeman u II. w
ales who are now the owners of tn
lsih recently bought of Charles Hap
i'll, have had very complete ma
a@ of the same, which may be seen a
III ost Office. 1t is laid out into street
pd building lots including a publ
III in the centre. OF the building lot
EsN are some forty laid out already, G
otds quarter to one-half acre each
hieb alone will make a very respecta
! Wed village. A side walk is laid
Il bot and drive on the brow OF tn
race, next to Atkinson street, an
hen this plain is built up according I
il chart--as it will be at no distant da
it nil form an exceedingly pleasar
,rtion of our town.
~ South Royalton, recently, MI
f. Howard lost twenty-nine sheel
lille he had them up to Shear, from e.
ssive heat.