Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-24
q.ocAL MATTERS.

- Remember the select reading Mt
| Ne Baptist church, Tuesday evening
mxt.
= Holyoke is in the full bloom of
b. Alpaca sweat. We are all through
with it here.
- Oysters are larger aud much better
Ms year than last, Of which Dewey
hps great quantities daily.
= An umbrella thief in the garb of a
arepairer Of the same, has been oper-
ding at Middlebury. Look out for him.
- A pretty thorough rain storm pre-
allied on Sunday night, and Monday,
Ringing the river up even higher than
10 weeks ago.
= During the squirrel hunt some one
ess sufficiently careless to fire a ball
No 7. w. Tait's house on Atkinson
aeet. Fortunately it resulted in no Sc
uous injury.
If any one is curious TO see lock
1 &c Capt. Jacks hair, they can do so by
calllng at our office, as Lieut.. Kingsbury
inclosed a sample with his last letter,
given on second page.
= The auction sale of per onal prop.
lerty, to take place on the farm occupied
Iby Mr.. Durant in Windham, is on We'd
Inesday, Oct. 10Th, instead of Thursday,
1.-THE 30th, as announced last week.
= Mr.. G. S. Griswold has raised two
champion potatoes, one weighing . lbs,
I6eunces, the other lbs aud ounces.
THE largest was sold TO Brattleboro
man for seed, for % cents.
= The auction sale of the estate of
b. late John Kimball took place on
Sunday, the goods and the estate SELL
At full prices. The homestead was
lght by Edmund Blake for $3.50.
= Mr.. l.. Amadon has commenced
" work of adding another story to his
dselling and Clark Cha,e is also add
ing story to his dwelling occupied by
lhe late I. G. Ball, both on school street.
I'm. p. Barry makes his first an
aonncement this week. He will furnish
BIG customers with anything in the line
PIT tin, glass and wooden ware, besides
gmt the stoves that will be wanted the
Issuing cold season.
/ advertised letters. IS. X. Virgins,
Ida L. Snow, franklin j. Pierce, Miss
4acia NJ. March, Henry Mather, Mary
Fitzgerald, David Hamilton, Lottie
Hanson, B. F. Dana, Abram L. Clark,
Wn. Booth, Joseph Bouchard, John ID. !
morse.
= Phelps and Towns have decided to
sell their Livery Stable property at auc-
ton, Mr.. Phelps wishing TO retire from
THE business. The sale is TO take place
Thursday, Nov 18th, and the list of
property to be sold will be found in their
advertisement 10 another column.
The estate of the late Albert Z. |
White, near Rockingham depot, is to be
fold at auction, on Tuesday, November
Eth The sale is quite extensive and in
tludes real estate and almost every vari-
fiy of personal property, as will be seen
blythe administrators notice in our ad-
Fertising columns.
+ OF the incidents at the squirrel
mt last week, Dr. Blake and his son
FREQ, were on opposite sides and tied on
obnt, returning with 2140 each. One
rtwo parties obtained over 5000 each,
nt the greatest haul was by some three
four who went to Westminster and
burned with over 10000. A coon's
Aad was strongly "sworn to but i" la
W news " ranked it with ancient his
1r.
/ A new, mixed, train has been put
y he Valley road from this place to
Nitleboro. 1t leaves for Brattleboro
Eabout ten or little later in the eve
aRg, and returning leaves Brattleboro
81: 10 in the morning. This will be
bnnd local convenience in many in
anees and to business people. 1t
an extension of the line which has
ven running for year or so from this
laee to White River junction.
L. Several pocket-books have recently
yen lost in this place and vicinity, none
which have been found by parties
HhcIently honest to return them. Such
aftles are subject to the same liabilities
thief, as they could easily have
and the owners, and the best thing
ny can do now is to return the same
fiore it gives them further trouble. In
ene of the above losses it is a severe
hrdship.
u We understand that the selectmeu
asVe laid highway or street from the
~ of the extension of Henry street,
aih, 10 the west side of Bridgman and
s'ers terrace to the highway leading
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