Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-10-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

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" Advertised Letters Morris Fitz-
krad Eben l.. Glazier, w. j, Harris,
III Rosa Elmy.
y Nearly 100 of the horse rakes
al featured by the VT, Farm Machine
kv ere sold the past season.
81 The fair of st. Charles Church last
III, was very nearly financial sue.
M equal to last year, the receipts
fnou nting to over s1100.
= The special train for the Temper
.uos Jubilee at Rockingham, will leave
he depot in this village at abont 8
Mock, A. NJ.
u We are indebted to James O'Brieni
1ner at Col. Kings premises, for the
IN celery Of the season. 1t is very
aru and speaks we'll for his care.
"a A storm set in Tuesday evening and
raes ccompanied with considerable wind
iarjbg the night. On Wednesday it
aint at intervals, and is supposed to
Bkhe equinoctial, little behind time.
Those who design attending the
,ening lecture Of the course at Brattle-
bro, by Henry Ward Beecher, should
b Ar in mind that the time has been
anged to Monday evening, October 9th.
Dr.. Woods promptly serves the village
very morning with the Rutland Globe
md bur people will find it very conven-
SsutAto obtain the same Of him during
IsAss ession of the legislature.
= The Hose Co. had their new car
gage out Wednesday afternoon, for a
ksief practice. They were not timed in
Square, but were throwing water in
kush less time than it was ever done
enre. On Henry Street they, made 50
pds in / minutes. Their new hose car.
tags is beauty.
Now is q good time to stock up
xiih bill heads. During the past week
EMbhve received stock of nearly forty
Band, Of which oue firm in this place
Nd another at Chester have alone or
Ered $500. Also statements, printed
hvslopes, letter heads, &c. Send in
paf orders.
Abenaqui Hose Co. of this village,
All new carriage, built at Brattleboro,
IN hich the Phoenix of that place has
aeaollowing Asa Miller & Co., car.
AYE makers, Of this place, have just
anished a hose carr FOR the Abenaqui
ose company of Bellows Falls, which
pu d be an ornament TO any fire de.
mment. Though built largely of iron
feighs but little over 800 pounds,
ID has many points of superiority over
III old fashioned hose cart. 1t was built
ks400."
n On Thursday Of last week, a freight
rhkeman on the Central Vermont road,
MED Huntington, was caught between
Fo cars at the depot, and had one hip
Etout of Joint. He was Immediately
sn by special engine and carried
b ne home at Hanover, N, H., where
III Nas cared for and is now doing we'll,
hksS g already got out on crutches. On
Exld y, another brakeman on the same
1lf, James Marlboro, had one ankle
bcated, and he was taken to his home
saxtons River.
II For several weeks there has been
@mand for extra copies of the TIMES,
haunting to from so to 200 copies per
PEEK. OF course we have been unable
p supply them, and this leads us to say
lhst those wishing for 10, 20 or more
|xtra copies, should, when possible give
Eotice of such want, on the Saturday or
morning previous to the issue
PAINTED. In this connection we may add
pat the first and fourth pages are print
"a Monday forenoon, and after that we
kannot increase the number Of whole
kheets for the edition of that week.
= A clue to Mr.. C. f. Webb's horse,
tlolen some weeks since, has been OBJ.
aiaed, though it has not yet been found.
Rast week Mr.. S. F. Albee, who had a
mess stolen at the same time, visited
anington, where a man named Ssr-
nt is held for burglary, and who is
4posed to be the thief 1t appear:
he left Mr.. Webbs horse in Viii
NM ton and he pretends that it is now
lanada, which is by no means certain
sna It may yet be found in the State
n Albee found another horse which
aaa been stolen at Xeene, soon after the
est here, and belonging to Andrew
kaliams.
Mr.. Dan Arms has the largest
Myard, we believe, in this section, and
PMS time his grapes are alone suffi.
M for an horticultural exhibition
e prevailing varieties are the Con.
q and Delewares, but include many
p, Rogers hybrids, Isrsellas and