Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-08-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

mr. Of the TIMES building.
Mr.. A. i. Minis has fine field of
MS this year and his crop will pro-
amount to 1900 bushels.
Mr.. Bridgman adds building lot
ale to his circular this week Also
h to letin Suffers block.
Y The Burlington Free Press says
n fully ten thousand people attended
= circus and menagerie in that place
y Saturday.
Advertised Letters. w. w. Whit
Us George II. Chamberlin, j. S. Hol-
G. f. Hooper, Geo. Abbott, Mrs
B. Bigelow.
Col. C. B Stoughton and family
arrived at their home in this place,
we understand will stop here for
weeks.
Y Coles circus and menagerie are to
here Friday of this week and if the
Is fair there is likely 10 be large
1pdance.
The general arming against tramps
hugh the country, is well attested in
&ter, where some sixty revolvers
IA been sold within two or three weeks.
Mrs. Michael Torpey will sell her
I estead and household goods, Just
Ter the river" Saturday, August %.
M good chance, some of the particu-
III Of which will be found in her adj
isement
" We see it announced that some
\ p is passi ng through the State get
= up fraudulent directories" by
Xeh he gets money out of the unsus-
ling. As that sort of game was
Wed here year or two since, we APP
bend he will not find this a profitable
h to work in.
We are glad TO learn that measures
being taken by the authorities to
vent drunken rowdyism here on Fri
the day Coles circus and menagerie
to be here, and hope it will prove
9tual. The chief of police informs
Hhat any person found noisy and
Ok will be Immediately arrested, put
the lookup, kept till sober and then
N with accordingly and made to dis
y where he got his liquor.
= The house of a citizen of this viii
was very quietly entered the other
/ by a tramp, who put his hand on
L shoulder of his wife, the first init
ION she had of his presence. OF
D. she was startled. The citizen re-
d d to is in no way inclined to use fire
u, but he has obtained a revolver,
II though one of the last men to use
n a thing, no doubt will use it if oc-
ion requires, which is only one of nu-
rous similar instances now all over
country.
= Mr.. Horace w. Thompson, who
spring bought an interest in the
the snath mandatory of Frost, Der
n CO., has now bought the entire
Germ and will hereafter carry on that
mess. Mr.. Thompson has formerly
4 large experience in this business,
4 under his administration no doubt
till continue to prosper. The work
'this mandatory has already stood
eh. The financial depression has not
ected it like many other kinds of bus
rs, and they are now filling orders
customers on the Pacific coast and
Der places for next season.
Among many nice and thrifty
PCS in Col. Kings garden on the ter
Ne, under the care of James O'Brien,
fhe French cabbage, a novelty for this
rtion. 1t grows like a turnip but is
pve ground, smooth and dark red.
q for picking and grown from seed
ought by Col. King from France last
q by the way, on the " Hapgood
west of the old cemetery, the Col.
three fields of very nice and promis-
crops, oats, corn and potatoes. No
3 llzers have been used beyond those
y by farmers generally. Formerly
pple have ridiculed the idea that this
n was worth much, but the excellent
Us on it now settle the question.
= Our Grafton correspondent cor
rs name as we had it last week.
nere was also another name wrong in
i items of last week, where it should
re been Milon Woolley instead of VIII
y Not important perhaps but both Of
Y errors were the fault of the printer
rather the "devil," whose duty it is
Shoulder all such responsibility. Our
Eperience, however, is such thatso" long
wood grows and water runs" these
nHngs will occur. They are sometimes
eefy annoying, and at other times anus
Z. A few weeks since we tried to say
~ a good clergyman had received a
at Bennington, but in the word
fall the last ! was changed to an f.