Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-04-18
LOCAL MATTERS.


wster, Miss Charlotte Hanson, G. FL.
Y ward, j. Shiloock, Mrs. Sarah Bemis.
DIR. o. +. Woods has fine lot of
~ ,tiful chromos. With his "birds of
4 ,ty," they make in his store an en-
i, hitting scene.
4 NJ The snow has disappeared and the
). nd settled rapidly during the past
IMs, and only patches of snow are now
altos seen in this section.
Loo. Howard q Villa make their
M .)uncement this week, to which we
I'D call attention. They are just get
c SE9 their new and very neatly arranged
y tiers fully organized for business.
Ha Cobb, Underwood d Co., are man.
n. turing some excellent refrigerators,
y. ID may be seen at their shop, and
Q wanting such would do we'll TO
them call at once.
L. w. Bissell of this place has
the hotel and clearinghouse at
bridgeport, and removed to and
: In possession of the same this week,
L I e we trust he will meet with full
as lure Of success.
cad The Cornet Band gave their first
n,loor concert of the season, in the
n, rrsr stand on Fast Day to a highly
!. " fed audience. 1t was pleasant
e e ,sand refreshing to listen to the clar-
15g 3otes" after so long and dreary
if ,SSsr.
r6 ,@ DIR. O. +. Woods is soon to estab-
iq@l library for general circulation, on
s s's and has already bought some 200
for it, to which additions will
S nix ade. A good library accessible to
lur people, will prove an advantage
:. have not enjoyed for long time.
"a John Donavan, workman in the
/ pulp mill, had one ankle badly in
and 1 on Tuesday, by being caught be-
a some rollers. II was at first feared
CUlnkle was broken, but such does not
I'M to be the fact, and his recovery is
TYR d for soon.
PulMiss r. G. Dinsmore IL Co. have
a cot,ut in their store one of the best
boz of goods ia their line ever brought to
T. place. With their new, neat and at
y !. live styles, of which they give few
' ", cnlars in their advertisement this
VS. Wy /, they cannot fail to have numerous
~ -.,mers.
'I M The general ice clearing took place
ea y is point on Friday last. The ice
sSl,, d to come down from above at about
g (. Isl NJ, and all passed in a few hours,
.,-,. quietly and no very high water, and
asea.h higher water may be expected
foot the great quantities of snow have
t ny far gone off very moderately.
| nii'' Mrs. John Foss, living in the east
81 II T. of Mammoth block, died suddenly
! N, " lay night or at about one o'clock
Pas day morning. She was woman of
'n@ears of age, was in the habit OF
d morphine and it is thought may
Du taken an over dose, as before re-
5 1.-THE night previous she remarked
.TIsent all over her," indicating that
ssibl5as affected by it more than usual.
/, az All Vermont Soldiers will find else
engage an advertisement in which they
be especially interested The book
be irsred to may be seen at all town
Is g Offices througout the State, and is
shed by an act of the last legisla-
sni There are many Vermont soldiers
!. Balom small sums of State pay are
Tue and this book shows the account
cEto whom such sums are now due.
w The death of Mrs. A. S. Clark, at
tague City, Mass, April 9th, was
,unced last week in our absence.
nel Clark was formerly and for many
8. a resident of this village, where
: was held in much regard, as a wo.
otaa of rare culture and intellectual at.
hrs pments, and her many friends here
as4s heard of her death with deep sad.
'H B and sympathy for the bereaved fam
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