Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-10-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

TIC Boston Stereopucon at Union
k.lf Saturday and Sunday evenings.
"a ninety nine cent store is the la
Ia blishmeut in this place. See Mr..
|Ihs notice.
Johnson IL Babbitt have bought of
karIes Towns, at S2500, the lot next
v of the post office, aud we under.
"a will erect brick building thereon
b season.
- The death of Mrs. Thomas Lonar-
Is on Monday, of typhoid fever, is
Il case. She leaves six children, the
best thin teen and the youngest about
y years of age.
The Stereopticon at Union Hall on
rday and Sunday evenings will
k3 less prove rare entertainment.
III enes are eighteen feet square and
ilu~ ated by means Of the most power
ii n BIT known to science.
-4A dvertised Lst.-B. d. Bryant,
sn6e Dugan, Harry Dawglove, ]. III.
III. M. G. Mason, Moses Wheeler, H.
oods q Co., Mrs. S. w. Chatfeld, Mrs.
! ~ +. Good.
The opening display of millinery
gdfancy goods by Miss r. G. Dinsmore
! Co., on Tuesday and Wednesday, was
: " fine and attractive, in fact consti-
I'd quite an entertainment. Now buy
! eoods.
smith & Wheeler's meat market
i busy place the other day. They
Ia vmelhing less than half cord of
kcksges of meat on the counter ready
delivery, fairly reminding one of
tston Quincy Hall market.
I've are indebted to VIM. B. Cut
Z I'm Westminster West for late fles
+ 0 cago papers and to an attentive
aba at Cleveland, Ohio, for several
Ep1a from that place, just before and
l,est ection. Some of the last necesss-
Nv 81 d different tone after election.
Among the wonders and picturesque
aes 10 be at Union Hall Saturday and
tLday evenings, will be several White
Euntain views and the Faralone Is
hds. Also ruins in Egypt and the
blY Land, the ancient temples, includ-
gjsfusalem, the Dead Sea, and the
c6vs tions of Lieut.. Warren in 1867,
owing the wonderful discoveries made
him and proving certain Biblical his
ricaI statements. On Saturday even.
II the programme will include some
uic scenes and wonderful optical il
Eon, closing with good night"
IA here are now quite flock Of Eng
,hl*psrrows in this place, their head
kners being mainly near the -four
Mnrain store of Messrs. j. Wilson &
b.and the depot grounds. A few were
kRen here we think last spring. They
very lively and active bird and
Nneed more comfortable winter quar-
hthan mere chance will furnish, anC
understand the Messrs. Wilson in
[ndsto do something for them in tha
iae b their part Occasionally com
pAxink is made that these birds are too
pngneeiOus toward other birds, but gen
RaIN they are received with favor in al
q N and villages.
e A severe accident occurred in thu
NC on Monday afternoon at near
L past II o'clock. A pair of horses
Z oDging in Acworth, with brides re
{ bved and attached to heavy load O
Tux, were feeding when something sud
knly frightened them and they ran
BE owner or driver was near and ais
harles Mather of Grafton, and boil
hempted to stop the horses, Matbe
hing thrown down, ran over and yer,
kverely injured about the face, moutl
I'D nose. The bridge of the nose wa
kaken, and several front tee.h of th
i kppor jaw knocked out. Two finger
d tef4 also badly sloashed, one being twic
)ro<kn. For q few moments be BILE
& F6l belly from his wounds, but was in
klely carried into the office of d.
khman who dressed his wounds an
d.him in as good condition as practices
.when he was placed in two seate
eggy aud carried to his home, wheI
understand he is quite as comfor
ole as could be expected from the seve
fyof his injuries, having been able
sak from one room to another on Tue
asyk though by considerable effort. I'll
accident occurred so quickly that it do'
aot seem to be certain whether Il
ms stepped on him or whether u
els passed over him. Both ms
w caused his injuries. AS serious
y was injured it is a wonder it W
more so. The horses brought up
R'ot of H. II. & 5. NJ. Davis sto
mont further injury.
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NATIONS RIvER.-Prof. Barbour
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