Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

- IL. II. a. Turner gives THIS week
80 81 figures for -four. See his adj.
r>l6heut.
- TIE camp meeting at Claremont
melton will begin August 25th, and
ee September "a
- Tbs Bellows Falls Nine will find
nelhing for their consideration in the
fing6eid item elsewhere.
~ L. T. Lowell %, has opened liv-
stable on Rockingham street, his an
nncement of which will he found in
other place.
- T.. ID. Hurd has sold his residence
School street to William RUSSELL for
900, possession given on the first of
ptember next.
The weather has been very cool
week, for the season, the thermome-
Rt.ling at 90 in the morning, and
MT the fog from the river we hear of
5k host but no damage.
ia Band gave concert in the
~ 6tand on Saturday evening. They
ve played less this year than usual, as
understand, on account of the alb
ce Of some of the members.
= In speaking of the affection in the
lily Of William Kiuiry last week, it
stated that one child died from an
ident, which was not correct. By
renee 70 our files we find that it died
congestion OF the brain.
Tne Correspondents OF some of the
papers seem to enjoy this place,
ging from an extract we give on sec
page, including even our thunder.
,e~>D dn't wonder If some of the lat
pr0ceeded from the canal works.
Sidney F, Perry of Saxtons RIVER
nne OF the best four horse teams that
- into this place. We understand
makes speciality of having his
les well cared for, and their appear
shows well for it and often attracts
ntian.
AEa meeting of the directors of
on Block, on Wednesday evening,
,ug other things, subcommittee of
was appointed to receive proposals
the renting of Union Block for
or term of years from the first of
il next.
IS. ID. Piper not only announces
goods this week, but also piano
y and organs, having opened an
icy for the sale of the same. He
on exhibition a very excellent piano
J which may be seen at his store.
will also furnish music.
In connection with our present Sc
" against FIRE, we are requested to
ire Of the fire department, if the fire
pguisher obtained some years since,
L good order, accessible and ready
use. III so then our fire arrange
Is may be regarded as nearly COM
John Cain, Esq, formerly editor
publisher of the Rutland Courier,
e a pleasant call at this office on
sday. His health is much improved
last winter, and he is as vivacious
social as formerly and vigorous
ugh for many more editorial cam
gns.
That meeting Of citizens of this
Hiage, relative to the Vermont Acade-
At Saxtons River, has not yet been
"a. Don't let US forget it. 1t is a
gect which will be lasting credit to
whole town, and all parts of the
p ought to feel it privilege to have
and in it.
The attention of those who play
sor foot ball in the streets, is direct
70 the notice of the Bailiffs in anoth-
olumn. They very properly assume
It is dangerous to tn ose passing in
streets and liable to frighten horses,
desire it to be stopped before any in
has occurred.
On Monday, A. DeWolfe of Wal
Z, was driving his horse in the street
front of Union block, when it took
ut from something and pranced till it
lke one shaft to the buggy and cleared
Ut from both that and the harness.
vas Immediately secured however, and
eAggregate damage was slight.
Mr. II. w. Hart OF New Alstead,
g., offers an extraordinary opportu-
70 buy farm cheap. See his ad-
tlsement. III health in bis family in
es him to make the sacrifice, and any
who wants good farm either now
femotely can hardly fail of doing
Wthan well by accepting Mr.. Harris
our present facilities for ex-
4lng fires, we trust it will not be
4ch to hope for reduced rates of