Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-04
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Local MATTERS.


Many thanks to host of good
" ,nds and town clerks who'sa prompt
sent Us the election retuIns"
Flour is still going down, as will
" seen by the announcement ofJ:Will-
n CO., this week.
-. Wilson q Co, have just pot IN
'" ct Of new hay scales at the depot near
II -four house.
= d. lockwood is agent for patent
=, ,etable sheer which will be greeted by
isekeepers with delight. Examine
So m.
Mas Il. G. Dinsmore d CO., are Of
~ goods at cost. See their adver-
Snent. 1t is an extra opportunity to
goods in their line cheap.
NJ 0ur friend w. p. Gage, has one
IL ~ sheriff in Grafton. We are in
w med that it was not cast by the regu-
n candidate for High Bailif!
Mr.. james O'Brien has raised
endid heads of cauliflower on Col.
pg's premises this season aud has
N for sale. We have seen one that
,12 inches in diameter
-Advertised Letters.-W. ID. Wright
Co., Edward Fisher, Mrs. DR.. Charles
,rrill, Mrs. II. Fuller, Miss Alice Nc
hon, Miss Louise Mahare, Miss Anna
tsrson.
Frank T. Baird of Chicago, has
en- bending several weeks with his
snds IL this place. He is looking well
~ best OF all is prospecting finely in the
be of his adoption, having attained a
b rank among the musicians Of Chi
a. D.
Mrs. Geo. w. Nutting has suffered
,erely from an accident by which she
IA the end of one of her fingers and
,un6@ another, being obliged to sub
ITO the painful operation of having
wounds cauterized to stop their
eding.
- At the Democratic caucus, Satur-
evening, Mr.. Webb at first declined
snomination, bit the democrats well
derstanding bis personal strength, and
eady having some inkiing Of republican
Is visions, insisted upon his acceptance,
u a the result is answered elsewhere.
- One afternoon last week, Mr.. w.
" Otis visited Miss Louisa blanchard
Walpole, who has been 6n invalid
a bed-ridden for about thirty years,
entertained her with recitation OF
lady of Lyons" complete, "a very
nmendable act, and one duly appre.
tied BY her.
z - The democrats were eft course quite
,bilant over their triumph Tuesday
ia in the evening celebrated the same
Ma torch light procession and sera
de to the representative elect, TO whose
. sidence they marched headed by thu
mnet band, and where they offered con
atulations through Mr.. Fairbrother
which Mr.. Webb made approprIat,
,sponse The procession then moved
ack 10 ihe village, and serenaded anC
hseFedat democratic residences general
Mr.. G.. Z. Webb, who resides a mill
p % above this village, had bay mar,
tolen from ais barn on Thursday nigh
I last week. The same night, bi
Nighbor, 5. F. Albee, had harnes
blen and the thief also took along
1nshel of oats from Mr.. Albee's premis
u. The mare had black name AM
all, weight about 1850 pounds, and tn
cit fore foot is not quite as large as tn
ight. The harness had letter A OF
Hinder and III. M. Corlew stampe,
D the leather of the breastplate. A
bis writing no clue had been obtaine
u the thief, beyond that be is suppose
y have been seen when passing throug
kockingham Centre.
Mr.. w. III. Otis gave two very re
merkable entertainments at Union Hal
GA Friday and Saturday evenings of la:
week. The people of this vicinity rart
have the opportunity of listening
such talent outside the cities and talent
asthose which Otis possess are exceedingl
rare. The stage was beautifully decorate
with the stars aud stripes, evergreen
Wild and cultivated flowers, engraving
De-, arranged by Mr.. Otis himself wit
genuine artistic skill. The recitations wer
Lady OF Lyons" and "Our America
ooosin and on Saturday eve he gave
del1i2ed account of the death of the ID
menled President on the 14th of Apr
1850 Mr.. Otis on that eventfuI Nigh
xss personating Lord Dundreary, an
y that point 10 the play when the fats
not was fired Mr.. Otis gave a tbrillin
1ccount of the sad scene. the confusio