Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-14


sheds went down during the gale OF
Wednesday.
- In excavating on the west side of
Suffers new block, Wednesday, frost was
found at the depth of over six feet.
u Hon. Prosper Merrill was in town
Wednesday, ON his way home at Wood
stock from Florida where he has spent
the winter.
- The object in view is so excellent
that there ought to be rousing attend
ance at the High school spelling match
Wednesday evening of next week.
- The jury in the case reported on
second page, ballotted about as many
times asSomerset did fora representative
last year, standing to 6, on the main
question.
The season is not late on the Ter
race but early. From Mr. Bancroft's
garden we have this week received very
liberal and fine specimens of lettuce and
radishes, as tender and crisp as mortal
palate could desire.
Mr. S. F. Goodridge and family ar
rived from New York, at their home
i'll this place Wednesday evening. Mr..
Goodridge who had been reported in
poor health since February, we are glad
to say is very much improved.
= Every farmer who would have a
good horse hay rake, should examine
those made by the Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co. of this place. They have made
several important improvements on
them since last year, and their rake is
now probably the best in the market.
= Messrs. A.C Lowell and H. n. Dodge
of Charlestown, n H. are the agents for
the sale of a corn planter which is said
to be the best ever yet presented. BY
one and the same motion it drops and
covers two hills of corn, works at the
rate of ten acres day, and weighs but
nine pounds.
= A night postal route has been ar
ranged over the Central Vermont rail-
road from Boston over the northern New
Hampshire railroad and White River
junction. BY this arrangement north
ern mail received here in the afternoon
can be answered back that evening at all
the leading towns on the Central line
above White River Junction.
A very strong gale prevailed
Wednesday for while from the south.
At times ii came with such force that
about opposite the mouth of Saxtons
river, wave would form nearly across
the Connecticut the size of winrow of
hay, and roll upward against the current
for some rods A little higher up some
of these waves would roll upward till
they came in collision with the rapids
below the Falls, making water battle
rarely seen in that place.
- 1t will be remembered DIR. Smyth
concludes his practice here Monday
May 3lst During a practice of four
months here DIR. Smyth has won high
reputation as a medical and surgical
practitioner and by means of having
achieved some remarkable cures. Many
of his patients have spoken for them
selves through our columns from time
to time strongly recommending the doc
tors efficiency and skill
- One of the most useful and conven-
lent articles offered to the public is the
patent lamp-filler, by the use of which
you can fill your lamp without removing
shade, chimney or burner, and keep the
outside of your lamp always clean and
dry. An agent is now canyassing this
town for the sale of this article In
Brattleboro he has met with the best OF
success, the many good points of the
filler are becoming at once apparent to
all who examine it
Advertised Letters Fred d. Horton,
II c. Hatch, H. Moore, n. A, Wellman,
Xavier Grayon, Mrs. f. P. Green.