Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-10-09
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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y The office rooms in the TIMES
hnikiing, recently occupied by the Con-
..o6cut River Mutual Fire Insurance
C6.Mill probably soon be to rent.
A powerful hail storm prevailed in
khn village on Friday afternoon of last
xSk The hail stones were quite large
IVA IN some places they we're to be found
Ihepext morning.
1t appears that the horse thief,
Eargeant, who is supposed to have stolen
Webb's horse in this place, is the same
vho last April ran away with o. l..
Miners horse at Brattleboro.
.- IF you haven't visited Clark Chase's
tore and ware rooms recently, you had
better do so at once, or otherwise, they
will soon be strange place, on account
the new things he has put in them.
- James II. Wentworth, of Boston,
b visit to his old home, for few
We6ks, for the first time in FIVE years, and
stop ping with his father, Hon. Asa
va tworth. He is as genial and spicy
mxser.
AT Westminster on Tuesday, Mr..
d & Barry had good collection of
copied pictures from the Concord firm
fwhich he is general agent, some fa-
niliar faces looking out from the frames
lsving very life like look.
- Among the manufactured goods on
Inhibition at the Westminster fair was
large variety from the ware house of
C. Chase of this village, small wares con-
sisiing of vases, frames, &c, occupying
Die, brackets and other ornaments
1kx salls.
Mr.. w. II. Upham had Weed
Saving Machine on exhibition at West
Mister, run by steam, the power being
mall engine with exhaust pipe, which
EaH quietly kept the wheel in motion
I'D was surrounded by crowd of OBJ
erSers all day.
A tramp came along in Westmin-
sAers few days since and stole clothing
n house where he stopped and on
Maaday he was brought before Justice
d Bridgeman of this place, and fined
and costs. Claiming to be unable to
tAy be was allowed to depart to "other
kelds of labor"
A. N. Swain has sold his post office
btand building to the Bank for $4,000,
poane ssion to be given on the first of
Abri next. The Bank now own the lot
lext to it north, and we understand they
sill put the two together and erect a
ubst brick block on the same next
saspn.
A prophet is not always without
onpr in his own country, an instance in
kspd being that of the exhibition of
Writings by Fred j. Blake of this vii
-SSe, at the Westminster Fair on Tues
III. One corner of Floral Hall was
ppied entire by his works, making an
&pendent art gallery which had many
Hnirers.
Look out for thieves and burglars.
pa Thursday night they broke into
EhArles Chase's house, just below this
lsizkge and stole some clothing, and on
I8s day night they entered Warren
& ker's grocery, on bridge street, and
e1Nfed off some fifteen or twenty dol
~ worth of cigars, tobacco and small
Ange.
w. S. Myers with his family start
Tor California on Monday. The office
thted by him in the TIMES building,
M be occupied for the present, by the
onnecticut River Mutual Fire Insur-
nce Co., and will be much more COM
nodious for their increasing business
han their old quarters. Col. Went
Forth's office will also continue in the
ame place.
The Windhsm county premium list
b printed on second page, as reported,
bnt two premiums awarded on stations
Imn1 not be understood. We refer to
pohn Wilmoth's Mambrino," and G
Nv. Fairbrother's Black Diamond. "
fhese two valuable horses were in no
ny rivals to each other, both receiving
~ premiums, one ON stations of four
- old and the other of six years old
sAxToNs RIvER.-LOok out for Mrs.
:. Blood's millinery openiag on Tues.
and Saturday of next week.
The Glynn's are out new this week
1 will be again next.
rank M. Taft's photograph saloon
VIII leave Saxtons River. November LIST