Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-08-01
BELLOWS falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS AUG. /, 1878.
LOCAL MATTERS.

i "A team horse belonging to S. F..
4 Perry of Saxtons River fell in the depot
\ vhrd one day last week, and died soon
1ler.
| - There is now full supply of post
u cards at the post office in this place
10000 having been received on Tues
by.
81 L. p. Barry of Saxlons River has
bught S. d. Piper's grocery and pro-
/ &sion business on Canal street and
Eok possession last week.
- Among the arrivals at Cold River
alton last Saturday we're some four
/ Kindred nice sheep and lambs from Can
= The bouks of the Bellows Falls
library Association will hereafter be
bund at the drug store of H. H. and S.
u Davis.
= A good, productive farm is adver-
/ 6sed in South Reading by M. L. God
4 bard, who gives particulars in our adj
II vertising columns.
&C. Chase has great variety of bas-
kets to which he invites attention at his
furniture rooms. Among them, ham
per, work, school, office, napkin, knife,
market, laundry &c.
i The Vermont Farm Machine Co.,
have sold 275 Meadow King Moving
| machines the present season, and would
Il Mve passed the round 800, but for de-
hy in freighting.
Fl Daniel Kendall, who was SO Sc
| verely Injured by falling with staging
on South street on the 10th ult, died at
lis home in Windham last Sunday,
aMbtless from the injuries to his head.
p The Cornet Band gave concert
B the band stand Saturday evening,
rhich was appreciated by good audi
ace, quite number of whom were
bose temporarily stopping in this place.
- The adjourned corporation meeting
d Monday evening was again adjourned
DO weeks, August 11th, to obtain a
1atement from the village treasurer,
Col Asa Wentworth who is now absent
q trip to the west
= MessIs. Bridgmsn and Suler, last
| Xeek sold three of their building lots on
DC plain fronting the Basin, and build
L pgs will be erected on the same the pres
BIT season. We have seen plans of the
Buildings which are to be very neat cot
nge dwellings with Mansard roofs.
- The Messrs. Davis have sign
i II Ter their front door so ingeniously let
s Ued that as you pass, it gives three
dttinct signs in succession; first, passing
/ north you read " Fancy Goods, in front
I'll. III. & S. M. Davis and then it
changes to Stationery"
= The Battle of the Bullfrogs which
We published last week with few com.
!. ments by the Burlington Free Press,
Il separated from it by blunder in max
4 Ing up, should have been Windham CT
OR Windham is as yet the scene o
} 4 lore harmless tragedies
re3 Il - There was a wash out of about two
E nils length on the Rutland railroad
y near Williams Rock, Rockingham, dur
Ing the shower of Sunday evening that
+ &layed the Monday morning train
bout an hour, when it was repaired and
Id other trains made their regular tril
+ EoSer it.
N Advertised Le;ters.-T. r. Soole
b Harvey Royse, Wallace White, limo
Z by Shea, Edward Perkins, Amir,
Z Ebambeau, Miss Mary Parker, L. j
Cutler, Horace Goodhue, John Carbell
Dolphin Peshen, VIM. Braut, B. F. Ba
IL, w. w. Bartlett & &C., Mr. Blood
n, Block, r. VI. Powers.
/ Rev. Mr.. Wilder, pastor Of tn
Methodist church delivered good tenn
perance lecture, at the Baptist church
IS On Sunday evening, Goth ult., (notice o
de Fhich was accidentally omitted las
rs seek) These meetings are to be hell
ence a month under the auspices Of tn
b temperance alliance of this town, and
" hoped may receive the cordial sup
3 Bort and interest of all who believe tina
b Hmperance is good cause.
F. = James Donovan, boy of sixteen
Employed in the Fall Mountain pape
nil, had one arm caught between tw
20 BRASS cylinders on Monday, and receive
bad compound fracture above the e.
bow, the bone protruding. The Who'll
4 afm and body next to it were very 81
serely bruised and when taken from th
Machinery he was unconscious from tn
d tremendous rush of blood to the heaC
4 afterwards suffering extremely. DIR
II Whitman and Campbell set the bone
BIS injuries are such that he will be di
abled for some time.
= The roar of the shower at Rocl