Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-12-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

sr,dings of next week,
"Gold Paper" for sale at this of
81 Just thething for crowns, spangles'
W.. Hc., at exhibitions, iheatricals, &c.
- DECEMBER came in within two de-
k,sas Of zero, but the weather has since
liberated and sleighs still predominant.
g. +. Horsford is bound to sell his
oo17s and has reduced his prices 81 to
"a many garments. See his announce
bent
2 On and after Monday next the
horning train on the Cheshire railroad
III Boston, will leave at $50 instead of
hos "a formerly. Don't get left.
Amadon has fine lot of goods for
approaching holidays and will have
y Those desiring some specialties
"a we'll to consult him before his f.
releases in market.
M. Barber had the fore finger
left hand caught in some machin-
Ify6n Saturday of last week, and so
nnch Injured as to require amputation,
r1fch was done by DIR. Whitman.
49, A fock Of sparrows presented them
elves in front of our office on Monday,
formal appreciation of what was said
b them last week, but say they don't
hnt houses til next season, or wooing
me.
~ Amadon's eagle, of which mention
VI made some time since, has been re.
ntn&d, stuffed, mounted, and may now
ensen at his store. The work was done
yMiss Locke of Charlestown, n. H.,
Ma looks nicely.
III is announced that the mysteries
D t1piritualism are to be accounted for
n Saxon Hall on Wednesday evening of
MI meek. The bills contain au extern
M programme, and include illuminated
bbotf opticon pictures, dissolving views,
Col. C. l.. King, who has spent the
past year in Paris, will sail from that
lace IN the Russia for this country, on
EaturdAy next, and expects to arrive
kere about the 18th inst. He has de-
hyed bis return to attend the wedding
II his sister which occurred in Paris on
.he10lh ult
The baiIiffs give early notice and
sarning against coasting, and also
sgain1t the nuisance Of coal ashes in the
, treetA This is very proper order,
nd if our people, especially parents and
pardians, will endorse it by free ex.
s1sion in its favor there will be no oc.
saion for prosecution under the statutes.
X Garritt Pierce ives brought before
Iu1tice Bridgman on ednesday after
ioon, and fined SO and costs for assault
hi jain O'Brien, in one of the paper
n bills. The affair appeared to have been
Ne result of some personal feeling be.
t@een themselves, and resulted in no in,
Jury beyond the smashing of the peace.
With the close of the year every
Euue aught to settle their accounts in some
iafzI To do this you want bill heads
pents, envelopes, &c. Now then
MHknown that we have just received
Rkh lot of these goods, which viii b,
dcheaper than ever before. Of en-
klnpes we have this week received It,,
% which we can furnish printed al
Ever rates than ever before.
We hear that change of running
Hme on the railroads will probably take
Effect next week. The Cheshire "early'
horning rain will leave at $50, and tb'
pext morning train at $50. We hav,
not received the new Central time ia
ble, but shall probably soon after golns
10 press. Their morning time down il
likely to be half an hour earlier and pas
lsengers for the above named trains mex
tveek, must hurry or they may b.
caught."
Tic following from the Woodstock
Standard of last week will have a pain
kul mterest to many in this village, wher,
Mo. Bancroft formerly resided: "a ia
81 accident occurred in this villag
Iuesday morning. Mrs. Geo. w. Ban
Folh while going down steep flight o
stsln in Mr.. Goodsle's house on Pleas
at Street, with basket of clothes il
Der bands, fell to the bottom, strikin.
nor bead on stick of wood, causin!
oeath in few minutes. The scalp wa
cuf rom the forehead to the back of tn,
oesQ and skull fractured, bat death wa
(1eed by the conclusion"
1t gives us pleasure to say that Mr.
~ who made so favorable an impress
aonb ere early last tall, will give one o
Y fhoice reeitsls (and that term ex
'1aes but little that is included b,
saeof has recitals. y at Union Hail oil
'an sday and Friday evenings of mex
<eox The first NIGHT he will o,ire III