Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-09-13
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BELLOWS FALLS, SEPT. 10, 1872.
LOCAL MATTERS.

81 = Work has commenced ON the third
IOry OF Towns new hotel.
Last Sunday was among the warm
oet and most sticky days of the season.
The band gave another concert in
Ne new band stand last Friday evening
n large and well pleased audience.
County court commenced its Sep
tembember term on Tuesday at Fayett-
vile. We expect reports next week.
49, A dog belonging to Mrs. Ithamar
Rich ardson, Of Westminster, has beaten
The Orange county dog ON woodchucks
entirely. Last year he caught 1l9 wood
chlcks, and this season thus far 81.
- Horace Greeley passed through
this place Wednesday evening on his
way to st. Johnsbury, one half day be-
n hind time, having missed the train at
Springfield, it is reported, while in
BARRIERS shop.
- Our townsmen, N. S. Brockway and
n Amadon, attended the annual meet
16g of the National Rifle Club, at Spring
I'D, Mass, last week, and each bore off
veral prizes for sharp shooting, Mr..
Br0ckway taking a first prize.
The stage line from this place to Graf
ton, Townshend, &c.has changed proprie-
tors, and is now run by G. F. Yelling
ton, Of Cambridgeport, who has begun
we'll, and who we doubt not will accept
ably serve the public ON bis line.
- The soldiers reunion at Engine
Hall, on Thursday of next week, will no
doubt be pleasant affair. Co. G, 18th
4 VT, was recruited at this place, and the
: Surviving members will recall many in
cidents in its history on that occasion.
MIR. L. " Clough, of Drewsville,
IN. H., has probably raised the finest
crop Of jefferson and blue plums of any
one in this section, as many in this place
can testify who have bought the same of
him during the past week. Both varie-
T. ties were very fair and nice.
n We did not Intentionally omit the
fact last week that Greeley and Brown
club was formed in this place few days
] before election. George Slate, president,
aud Geo. o. Guild, secretary. IL is un-
La derstood the club are now enjoying a
4 pleasant (?) excursion up salt river.
y 80 The Keene Sentinel last week
9 nged proprietors, aud is hereafter to
u {sS published by the Sentinel Publishing
We believe some of the old pub
pT hers remain. The Sentinel occupies
inc of the best fields for country jour
lalism in New England, and under its
], lew management it is expected to be-
ONE even stronger than ever before.
IL i9' E Advertised Letters. S. p. Fuller,
he Miss Maggie Murphy, Mrs. IL. w. Spaul-
Gas iinr. james Fish, Thomas Fish, j. j.
nd is Hover, b. b. Wales, VIM. S. Wyse,
Ig rs. jesse ID. Wheeler, Miss Catharine,
y Seymour. o. Currier, ID. r. Hodge
! 81 Lazy, d. F. Moody, III. P. Miller, A.
: 9 q Ranney, Henry Morris.
: 4! A concert is to be given at Union
e. on Friday evening of this week,
I'll we have no doubt will prove a
sN fair and rare entertainment. Sew.
,olE pf our citizens have already become
~ N interested in it, and we doubt not
oas AS will be a good house. Mr.. Heine,
+ p pianist, is a young man OF some
81 Wy years, and though blind from
ace Rif3 has developed most extraordinary
ga NJ cal abilities At least, SO says the
- ~ Bon Times of one of his Performance
y there. Having just closed spirited
< & polio campaign, we believe our PEG
Pex blu unitedly much enjoy the con-
ceftbf Friday evening.