Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-06-05
local MATTERS.

maford, Bellows Falls.
- Nj. N. Munroe is having his usual
sy time at this season, in forwarding
tomato aud other plants.
Among those in the Decoration
ession at Brattleboro, were several
ehts Templar from this village.
After several very warm days last
* in which vegetation made great
,gress, the weather came off quite cool
the first days of this week.
A full assortment of DIR. Cutters
1T Expanding Suspenders aud Shout
4 Brace, both for ladies and gentle
lust received at the Bellows Falls
d Store.
6everal of the business people in
b square. with hose attached to faw-
. on theIr premises, have done much
relieve the street OF dust during the
3 hot days.
= Frank Dusteau, an employee in one
the pulp mills, had his right hand
b ght in circular saw ON Monday,
/ nearly half cut off at the wrist and
Z ring very severe won d. Drs.
selin and Whitman we're called and
l. hope to save the hand, but it is yet
Il, btful.
The letter of Henry G. Fleming,
Arkansas affairs, which we published
week, reminds us that he is remem-
I 81 here as a young lad, though now
E QUIZ man of some %. He is eu-
4 In surveying, we believe, in Ar
~ or that vicinity, meeting with
E ch success of which his friends here
y be glad to learn.
n-2.Col. a. S. Dunton, opened the new
Tx aurant at the Depot, last week. 1t
udes the modern improvements for
7rh place, nice dining room where
1 ular meals are served, same as at a
T 4, and everything being new, fresh
served in good style, it very natu-
|T0y attracts the traveller and others
wish to refresh the inner man. Col.
)fiton has had much experience in this
ness. having kept hotels in other
les, among them the Pavilion, at
ltpelier. He therefore thoroughly
, erstands the wants Of the public and
no doubt be received by them with
h favor.
81 OF thesick in thisvillage, Miss Min
Williams has been of that number for
\ sral weeks with gastric and typhoid
Il, but Is now regarded as improving.
! sickest person in the place this
\ + that We have heard of, is Mrs.
"a Amadon Bal on, of scarlet fever.
+ friends have much anxiety and
f fehension this Thursday morning.
children of Rev. Mr.. Haskins
10 been quite sick but are improving.
We write this Thursday morning it
eported that Mr.. Haskins is sick.
Geo. O. Guilds youngest child con-
ies vary sick. Mrs. Guild who has
, been quite sick, is better. A girl of
nut thirteen, child of F. w. Barker,
been very sick with canker rash but
E, Feported better. We hope next
X X be able to report decided i'm
|ssd mt among the sick throughout
Since January the health of this
~ has been remarkably good, so
"a 30 as to excite remark in COMPARE
E With sickness prevailing in other
E ces. This has all been changed, how
/, in few days, and the death shaft
carried deep grief and sorrow to
lily families, as will be seen by refer
under the usual head this week.
stwo first deaths were those OF Mrs.
h ,wn, and child of Osman Spring,
latter Of scarlet fever, published last
Il. On Friday last the youngest
Id Of DR.. O. nj. George, was attacked
4 congestion of the lungs and only
Id till 3 o'clock Sunday morning. A
uIiarly sad case was the death of Mr..
9. Smiths daughter, Rosetta, thirteen
- of age, after a sickness of only
At 80 hours. She was attacked Sat
lay noon with what was at first sup
red to be ) sick headache, but which
2 soon developed into scarlatina ma
=, and she died at 10 o'clock Sunday
III On Friday she attended the day
ol where she rehearsed lively piece
nnch spirit and excellence. She
"a an unfinished crayon which she
b during Saturday forenoon, and
- been cut on the street some
Y % nth younger brother. She
l. nber of the Baptist Sabbath
I'd the first one connected with
f <1ol that has died during Rev.
& oekins pastorate. Another sad