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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
Ser 1,eue 0furrcr.

vScute prcbi9t Der ncuc 6crr Yfarrer
sum eriten 0fale," lo9ten sic 8ouern
ppn 6ommclSoprf su einonbcr> ols 1ic
chen sum GottcSoieni itc 9in9en; v,uollen
ood5 b0rc.l mas Scr ueuc Scrr fonn."
Scr ncuc 9crr Yfarrcr ober prcbi9tc
cine l66nc einbrin9li0c Hrcoi9t u6cr
gar 1nonGcS Gjebot> boB bic Boucrn
bb6li6 5uf ufrieoen uno crbaut no1 6ou1e
9ln9cn, uno lpdGrcnO Ser gonScn @pb bc
nod pon Der 10Dnen Yreoi9t 1proNen.
s(m folgcnocn Sonntogc prcoi9te Der
Scrr Yforrer ni0t, bofiir ponoerte CT
I'M 10 fleibi9cr bur@ Tclb unb Malo,
I'M Die Sodulc uno Gartcn uno l6outs
oem 2ebcn unb Sreiben ser Youcrn III.
9(m pierten 9pnnto9e obcr be1ticQ ber=
lelhe 9err 9 forrcr 5u,n slpcitcn Molc
bic &an5el uno bielt gan5 gcnau bie1elbe
Yreoi9t> Die CT bcrcits ppr bier 9Spdcn
9eDolten botte. Sic 8oucrn bprd)tcn
onfongs cuff l1outcn li6 oonn etiuos
perblllfft on uno 9ob es ouf benz Soein1=
>pe9e Damn oaerlci 8emcrflln9en iiber sic
alte nno audi ncuc Yreoi9t. 9}o6 blieb's
babel.
g8ie6er persin9en pier Wo6en 1nee=
preotgt, uno mieOer be1tieg bcr5elbe Serr
Yforrer sic S3onsel unb bielt 98ort fir
Wort oie erfe Breoi9t sum oritten Male.
Dos iebte i6on Elm Sill tern, 3uwin=
fen, &opfl6iitteln unb Di6crboori9lpcr-
ben Der 8aucrn in Der STRIDE ob. Dpd
bielt Der beili9e Ort 1ie in eini9em 9fe=
lpett. &aam ober mar ber @ottes6ienlt
gu Gnoe> ols Die unrubi9iten auf Dem
&ir6plobe Die &0pfe 5ulammeni iteften
'lno ben bcroil lDen Gntl6lub faBten>
llber lol6c rnaelppbnte Preoi9t,pei je Ben
neuen 9errn Yfarrer ollobal0 CUR &eoe
Su icllen. Scr Dellc Solf sp9 sum
pfarrbou1e> Mciitcr Siigclciicn fiibrte
Oos SSort. 9olb por 3prn uno bolb
opll Tcrlc9enDcit Dpb Ct npr Dem Gfor=
rer Der ib no0 ibrcm Se9cbr ertln=
olgtc, on
"9(bcr> 6err Yforrcr, mir mDbten >pobl
pillen, pb SIR ni1ts 9(nocres preoi0en
:Dnnt 2"
rMie> SIR ni9t5nubigen &6pfe," cr=
uleoerte Der Yforrer gang entrii ltet ui@
of 11on Ncucs prcoigcn, >pdDrcuo S0r
gu6 ndD bie1cr Yrebi9t nod penlg 9e=
i9tet 6obt? Sbnt MIR erit mas i@ Gu6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

-Gs mar Elm Sitter, elm >peiler Monu,
uno 9oimeiiter bes 9er5oss in @oN1en.
Gr botte eine6rau, be mar coel uno 5ort.
Gines So9es fiiste es li6, boB 1ie nit
chamber 1pro9en BON unlerer0futterGpo
OfiHetbot 9e9cn bos @ebot> oos @ott i'm
Yaraoics 9egeben. 9ieSrou fob an, mic
es Der Srauen @itte i t, un1cre Nfuttcr
gpa ibrer un|itte toc9en su perurt6eilen.
Ser N(onn absr 1prab u8erurtbeile le
ni6t, benn gar leid)t bdttef bu in folder
Ver(u6ung oud) 10 9etbon> uno luiiroe
i6 Dir etluas 9ebieten> mas piel eeringer
wdre, luiirbel # es oo6 ni9t tbun." sic
froete: ~9Bas luiiroeit bu mir 9ebieten 2"
Ser Gitter 1pra6 SD perbiete oir, baB
on an bem Sage, ali welGem 0u 9ebooet
bo1t, nit bloben Siibe bur1 einen Der
Yfu9le 9ebit Die in unierm Sofe lino.
Mm an6ern Sag fannlt bu tbun, ME ou
wiQf. Siit gu 9ebor|a uno itanoboft, 10
gebe i6 Oir 40 Wart@ilber; bit bu ober
un9eborl lon1> 70 muB bu mir lopiel 9eben."
Sic Srau lieb lib oarauf ein> Der 6err
ober befellte einen beimliDen Wd1tcr,
obne oaB Die Trau ge>uoDr muroe> bab
man auf Die Yfike a6tete. Won oielem
Sage an lab lie, 10 1T lieii6er 0cnSooi 9ino,
Die Pfiibe an, unO menn lie aus Dem Booc
tonL 9cliiltete es lie, Oa 0urd;u9eben.
Gines Soges lpra6 lie SIT ibrer Mago:
SD geDe bod 0ur6 bie 9Iiibc, es 1T
lonlt mein Soo." Sic 16iir5te Td uno
lob um6er, ob es 9ficmano 9eluabrc. llno
oa lie 9}ielnono 9eluo6rte ging lie in oie
Yfibe big an Die &lliee uno 9ing borin
fin unb fer. 9os uuroe aber lo9leitb
i9rem N}onuc 9eiogt. LIMB ais bic Trou
5u ibm fam fro9te er lie> ob lic bcute 9c=
booet babe. @it ouimortcte : ia. Gr
fro9te barouf: $50 ? in elmer gSonue
oocr in elmer Yfiibc?" @a l6wic9 lie
uno oritdte li0, bcnn lie mcritc luo1l> ooG
ct crfobrcn babe, mos lie 9etDan. 9o
lpratb Der 0fonn ~Trou, mo lit nun
oeine @ton0boffi9fcit? 9u bllt" 16m6b=
li6cr gefaQen ols @po 9eiebe, oob bu
16uloig BIZ it." 0a hie Srau ni6ts botte,
un Die perlorene gSctte su besoblcn, 10
noDm ibr ser damn Die &leiber uno Der
tDeiltc oielc lint @Ottcs g8illcn an orme
2eute. @o lieb er lie eine ,3cit lang cinen
&leioern1an9el ba6en, oomit lie biiBe uno
li3 bciiere.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

jebt 9eprcbis babe, bonn preoise i@
Gu1 audi cine anbere Yreotst. gscnn
Sbr bas ni@t luollt, iit's NIT bielsr
9ie Bauern i6li6en li6 fort unb
Meil ltcr 8ii9eleilen iddmte lih IoNar.
Ob's gctuirft bat> cr5dblt sic Gcl1idte
ni6t, lonlt f0nntc man's bie uno bo em=
pfe3len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

ou!'t luUlYtNu uu lWluY ltlV tlll uel
9eballten Souit Dor Sic @tirn uno 5oe
cine fleine @lospbtole aus Der Sai6e,
bic ct nit abgepan6tem @eIi9t mir bln=
rei6te. 2e1en @ie oas gttquet, iagte er
nit eritidter @timme. S6 9ebor6te.
Slouidure:: Gjift! mar bic 9(ufl6riit.
uno Der WaDn1 1innise lpron9 auf unb
,uarf f1 nit fiir6terli6em @cbcul oui
bos Sriebuerf> beIen 9ebel ct bin= nno
berrieB ols pb ct Die @turmcseile i6rer
0ewe9ungen nod permebren polte. @Dl=
Zig eingei6ii6tert, oriidte i6 MIDI in eine
Gde. Sn bie1em Mu9enblide Fogen mir
in einen Sunnel. Ser @1inlmer BON
Der Qoterne unb Dem Dalb9e6Hnetcn Seroe
flodcrte auf Dem ge>pDlbten 0o6, ols mir
Den iiniternGon9 Our616o1ien, 1lnb sei9tc
mir SSel Thorpe Oct lid nit sudenoen
@lieoern un0 trampf6aft perSerrtem Qn=
| tlib an Die Wfa16ine flommerte. 9lo0
cine @ecunOe uno mir befanoen uns tpie=
Der unter freiem 9immel. Ser entl6ei<
ocnoe W}oment mar oa; jebt o6er ME
mubte ib i'm benuben. @or uns elim=
metten Die 2iGter BON 9erbp. @ie mo-
rem nod Meilen piele Meilen entfernt>
aber bel uni lercr 9e9enpdrti9en @1nelli9=
felt bdtten einige M}inuten 9enii9t nm
uns an ben M}ouern Der @totions16ul ler
gu serl6mcttern. SSefborpe fauerte in
i6einbarer Be1innun9slol li9feit ouf DEM
8ooen; i'd mar DinlQn9lib nit Dem M}e=
6anismus Der 2ocomotipen pertrout> Inn
nDtbi9enfous Oen9ampf abloljen 5u f0n=
nen, 1no inocm iG einen @ebel iuriidsog,
9elong es mir bos ra1enOe Clement au
Sic 9(d0er botten nod ni6t einc elm
5ige@6ipin9un9 aolbra6t> ols8efDorpc
li6 inltinctmdbig oufridtete uno Elm
ipiitbenbes @ebriill ausitobenb, midi BON
Der Moi6inerie rtltieB. Neit elmer
9ono fobte er MIDI bel Ser @ur9cl - i0
triimmte midi unter bem9ruf 1einer6oult
>pdbrenO ct init Ser onoern ben @ebel cr=
9rlit uno i6 fiiblte bob er ben Dompf
luieocr einlieb. Gin 16>uo6es @tDbnen
entfubr mir. Gr lieb meinc @ur9el los
uno 5c9 midi an ben @6ultcrn 5u Ib.
S6 itren9te mcine lette Strait an nm
ibm gSioeritono 5u leiiten; 10 9elang es
mir, i'm riidludrts nieocr5ulperfen er iiel
NIT l6perem @dlo9e tbeils ouf ben 3D.
ben Der 2ocomotipe uno tbeils ouf cine
&ilte> gum Wuf6e>pabren BON uten 1ilen
uno Snitrumenten be ltimmt. Ser @or=
tbcil mar jeoo6 nur cinen Mu9.nbld ouf
mciner @eite; ib fiiblte i'm nit titanen=
glci6cr @tarfe ii6 unter mir all fri6ten -
NIT eincm @prun9e mar er auf ben Sei=
nen uno biclt MIDI mein obnmdbti9es
Strdubcn pcrlo6en0 in leinen Wrmen
eft.
en- fol9e nun 0emMn6ern oonnerte er.
W}clne O}usfeln So9en li6 unpilltir=
i6 5ulommen, mir mar als pb i6 AT
inem gall l9rumpfte, ndDreno ct 1i6
lnl6idte MIDI BON Dem bsben Domm
ben mir 1oeben entlang
6ohen. 0fit einem Nfal treil6te ct
luf: 9a, oa lino Die 2i@ter BON 9erbp
0ie @tationsli6ter ! 9os CRIME @i9nal
Inn @nbalten! Solten So, ia, ia Bur
9Dlle nit Der Station !! Quer our6 mol
er mir gcbcn 9ur1 9urA Mauern,
odu1er, @traben - MQes 1oll por nns
|ieoer! 9a, ia, 1o!
Ser 9ltbem pcrsing mir; np6 INNER
mitridten MIDI feline 9(rmc nit ibrer 9e=
onItjnrn SSrnft GS ,nnrN mir 1r6ninNrJnA s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
Obio @aiicnfrenno.
Sic &ilenbab,l=Mlp.
(S6luB.)

ren9ammer ousitre(fte, BET ni6t lpcit po>
ilm lag. 9ie 8lide bes gobn1innioe1
i6weiften BON Ginem gum 9lnoern; ebel
,pollte Sener 6en 9ommcr fa1len olsgSelt
Dorpe it'd nit tuiitben0em @el6rei ou
i'm 1tllr5te - ct Dotte feline 9(b1idt ct:
rotben.
9as >pol(eit ou oIlo fnir1dt Ser ga:
1enoe. Ger1u9' es nlr. llnb ct 16lonl
1cine @rme Inn oen ungliicfli6cn; bcr lid
trompfboft> ober fru3tlos 9e9en ibr
1trGubte.
Siilfe! fdrie er> Siilfe> Inn @ottes
bes 9llmddti9en willen =!
9lber i6 mar 1tarr por @Dreden. Mit
ii6ermen1 16li9er &raft rib 9Seit6orpe Ben
8ejammernsspertben elnpor uno ]9lpong
i'm unter touem @cldbter lpie Gin &ino
in 1einen 9lrmen.
9iilfe> 9iilfe! Febte Sefiries. g. meine
TrolL nelne arnlen &in0er
Gs lparen feline lebten9Bprte. @eD' beim
su ibr briillte We1tborpe nit eincm neuen
tcu cuflil6en@elddter> inbem CT lein 5lfen=
bes @Gla6topfer bo6 in bie 2uft ]6leu=
oerte. yfo6 elm Nu9cnblid> uno i6 bbrte
Den oumpfen, fro6en6en Son, tpie Der
&0rper auf Der Bobn nieoer19lug. 9onn
wonOte lid ber M6roer 9e9en midi.
Sol 1@rie er nit 9etpolti9er @timme,
nun gut, i6 bin es Son ton St foBte
MIDI am &ra9en - biil1los >uie ein &ino
trilmmte i'd midi unter 1ener eGernen
Sauf. SoQ >pieoerbolte er. Sa ! jebt
fibl id ,uel6e 2u1 It Elm @obnlinnioer
9eniebt. Da, ia, ia @er mD@te BEL
Nernlnft 1ein ,uenn CT sic Treuben ocs
@obnlinns fannie?
ST fieb midi nit 6iclen Morten BON
1i6 uno i'd 1buanttc in cincn g8infel
por Dem Sompffellel suriif> pDne elm
Mort ouslpre9en 5l t6nnen. Scr 8a=
rorDsmus 16ien al eincn 9luocnblid
no6Sulo1en uno ct lnurnelte nur nod
etlpos por li6 Tin, bonn 9rifi er plDbli6
sur @6ouf fcl unO be9ann bas sSeuer on=
5ul6iiren. Gin @9oucr oes Gnt1ebens
our9bebte MIDI; mir fllbren jcbt NIT ei=
ncr @0neQi9teit, tuo9egen olles TriiDerc
&lnoerl piel mar. SD 1u6te midi au fo1=
len uno mcincm G6id1ol rubi9 entacocn=
5uieDcn. Benn bie2ocomptipe ni5t aus
Den @dienen 9erietb, 10 mar es ou9en=
i0cinli@, bob mir bol0 ons 3icl fomncn
mu Bten, oos uns init ci11em Gdlaoe ser=
i6metterr uno in @toub perlpon6eln
lpiir0e.
Son neuem foBte midi ser Mabnlin=
ni9e, 5o9 midi an li6 uno blidte mir 1torr
Ing @elidt. Ser unbeimIi6e @lons in
leinen funfelnOcn, nit Blut ourbI6o5le=
men @u9en> Die So0tenbldile 1einer 9rab=
lid pcr5crrten 3ise erfiillte midi nit
Srauen. Gnoli6 lpro6 er lan91om ia
9lei@9illtis 81 ro16 als luir i1t ME Elm
@terbli9er 9efo9en, leit0em biele Welt
aui iDren 9lngeln ruDt. Gr bielt inne,
llno oos nnertrd9li6e S9outeln Der Ma=
ld)ne neblt DEM blibl6nellen @piel oes
Sriebwerts 9ab 1eiucn Worten
bic fiir6terlblte 8eitdtigun9. Q(uf wie
)o6 16aben @ie icbt un5cre @e1bpinoo=
*eit ? fro9te er nod INNER mic cs 16ien>
nit polltommencr Nube.
Muf ni6t Dtcl lpcniger ols 100 Meilen
oie @tunoe, feu9te ib.
GDQe 100 Meilen, per5ebte er. @lau= {
ZEN sic luobl oob @eil lter 10 lbnea !
lie9en ? (
gfie tuerOe i'd oen @rabeston peroelcn, 5
nit >ueldem er oiele 6rQ9e an midi rid)= +
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
CHESTER.

A sad accident that had fatal termi-
nation occurred here Thursday. A lit
tie three years old son of Mr. Dighton
Williams, recently Of Whitehall, N. "
while playing on the east bank of the
canal near the tannery of Deming q
Mead, fell into the water and was drown
ed. The child was not missed by its pa
rents for half an hour, at the end OF
which time a search was made which re,
suited in finding its lifeless body about
90 rods below where the soul OF the lit
tie one went out to meet its God.
On Thursday, while ascending the
ladder for the purpose of repairing one
of the buildings attached to his farm
house, DIR. A. Lowell fell theretrom tc
the ground, striking with such force as
TO fracture the ankle bones Of the RICH
leg. Drs. Whiting and Noble were sooI
in attendance upon the doctor, and re
dueed the fracture. The operation wa
quite painful as the limb was badl,
swelled. For the present at least, tn
doctors friends will know where to fin
him..
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
WALPoLE, N. III.

As workmen were engaged last Satur-
day in clearing out the old cellar under
j. A. Blakes new blacksmith shop, they
came upon small box buried in some
ashes, which contained a smaller human
skeleton, evidently uery small infant.
No foul play is suspected, no inquest
held, the little child having died in the
winter several years ago, when the
ground was frozen, was deposited in the
ashes for safe keeping until Spring, when
the family moved away forgettul ano
unmindful of the event.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
Lectures.

Il We are happy to announce that the
first lecture of the course, for the present
Season, to which reference was made a few
weeks ago, will be given at the Congre-
gational Church, on Wednesday evening,
Nov Sd, at u o'clock, by Rev. Franklin
'Tuxbury of Brandon, Vt. Subject
The True Hero. Those who had the
great pleasure of hearing Mr.. T., last
winter, will be glad, we are sure, to avail
themselves of this new opportunity Of
listening to one of his choice and schol-
arly productions. We would urge the
rest of the community to 60 and hear
for themselves. Let him have a crowd
ed house.
Hon. J. w. Patterson, of New Hamp-
shire, Rev. NJ H. Buckham, President
of the University of Vermont, Rev. G
B. Hubert, President of Middlebury
College, Rev. N. Mighill of Worcester
Mass, will follow as speakers. Season
able notice of the date and subject o
each lecture, will be given.
The course will comprise at least si1
lectures. Season tickets will be furnish
ed by canvassers, and at the store of NJ
d. jackson, at the low price of 81 ,5(
Evening tickets, 80 cents, for sale at tn
door. The course last year was exec
lent, and we are confident the preser
will be fully its equal. We trust it wi
be largely patronized by our citizens.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Oct.
26th.-The market was dull and prices
declined fully 2 to cents from last
weeks quotations. Common to fair sold
at Is to 20 cts. medium to good, p to
% cts. prime Fall butter, % to % cts
selections, so to SO cts. One or two lots
of extra nice brought 80 cts, but not
enough sold to establish a quotation
The receipts light, very few orders to fill
and buyers holding off.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION AT BENNING-
ToN.-The Troy Press says: One eve
ming last week, as young lady of Ben
nington was going to neighbours house
along a dark street, a close carriage
stopped near her and she was seized by
two men, who attempted to drag her into
the carriage. Her screams called a
neighbor to her aid, and the desperadoes
hurried away. A similar attempt was
made upon a Bennington girl several
years ago. One of the ruffians engaged
in that affair is now in Clinton prison
for causing the death of woman at the
State line.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
GEORGE r. WHTTCoMB,
AURILLA WHITCoMB,
HARRISON HI. CHAMBERLIN,
STELLA CHAMBERLIN.

The mother of Moody the evangelist,
who was elected a delegate to the Unita-
rian convention at BrattlebOro, at
Moody's last meeting at Mortified,
Mass, Wednesday evening of last week,
herself came forward with others for
nravers and a new religious interest.
Moody was so overcome at the unexpect'
"a presence and interest of his mother
that for some moments he could not pro
coed with the meeting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

SHEPARD, DAVIS q Coat the
meeting of the creditors of Shepard,
Davis & Co, in Boston, last week, the
liabilities of the firm we're reported at
something over 100000, with nominal
assets including real estate at its cost,
and large quantity of suspended and
doubtful paper-of about the same
amount The firms proposition to their
creditors was as follows: To pay sc
per cent, u per cent in six months
without interest; u in twelve, u in
eighteen and the remaining u in TWEEN
ty-four months, interest on the whole
amount unpaid after the first six months
Huntington Free Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
RosToN MARKET-oct. Is.

FLOUR.-There has bas been but little activity in
Flour The sale at S5.0O@s525 for Western super
6ne; $3.50 to Sc for common extras, and " 50gg,90
for choice brands Corn Meal sells at atS3 4O9S $40
d Dbl In Rye Flour the sales have beenS55O "a So
= Dbl Dat Meal S7.50 @s9 p Dbl.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn quiet. We quote
mixed and yellow at 7SqSlc p bush. Oats ARRIVE
freely and prices are the same. We quote mixed and
white at 476l55c 2 bush. Rye Sc "a 81 = bush
PR0VISI0NS.-There is moderate demand
for Pork with sales of prime at $4,000 sl1 and ex
ira clearS27@S2S co. Beef steady at sl09sl2 for
mess and s650@sl7 for family extra. Lard l41sgl5c
q H. Smoked Hams, l5@l515e.
PRODUCE,-There is no change for choice But
ter The sales at 34d36c for choice New York and
Vermont diaries, and 20@32e for common. Cheese
very firm at l0@l318c q 10. White Beans 81 sOegZZi
Eggs 3OG3lc Il doz. Potatoes $1,000 S,55c Z, bush.
Poultry HOPPE 2 10.
WOOL.-The movement in domestic Wool has
been quite active and command full prices. The
sales include S75OOO lbs. Ohio and Pennsylvania
at 4A(04715c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

A ten-year-old boy in South Corn
wall, has during the past summer attend
ed school regularly, taken care of large
garden, earned by working for neighbors
FIVE dollars and lightweight cents, cut
three cords of soft wood, and MIXED one
COW night and morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
Died
Marriages and Deaths inserted FEEg, Obituaries,
inoiuding Oetry 10 be paid for according TO length

la Chester, Oct, q. WILLIE e.. son Of J, Harvey
sergeant aged q years. ,I,, a, ,yppS
In Grafton, Oct Sth. Dea. aEoh6E w. Ehs'
mott Chronicle and The tongregationalist please
copy, rOcAs ptrTTER.
FIELD. aged 81 years, formerly an old resident oil
Rockingham. a, n,rr,- ~ - ~ NJ
FELTON, formerly of Brattleboro, aged 10 yesfs''
months. 81 days. =, m "A, ,ouptrpN
In Putney, Oct lstht ELLEN NJ l. AohNNN''
aged 80 years, e,r,y ,h.ar ~
In pummerston. Oct. is. JOSEPH I. BENNETT,
In Reading, Oct. l9th, VIM. WILKINS, aged u
In plymouth. Oct. 10th, Widow ISAAC GIBSON
/ aged 81 years. - -, ,,,pn ,e. 81
| j. w Cudworth. formerly Of Athens, VI, aged o
| years and months.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

A CURIosITY.-The greatest curiosity
of the season is newspaper turned tc
stone, found by Frank Gilbert Of Hart
land. It was imbedded in the gravel
and had formed into a stone. The print
ing is plainly visible to the naked eye
vet it is a solid rock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29

The failure of Robert Fitton is an
nounced and created considerable excite
ment in the wool trade circles Of Boston
last Saturday His Boston indebted
ness, mainly for purchases of wool, is
reported large, His total liabilities are
reported at $40 900,
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County COmncil.

County Council OF Patrons of Hus-
bandry Of Windham county will meet
at Fayetteville, ON Friday November D,
at 10 o'clock A NJ ach Grange is
requested TO send three delegates, A
good time may be expected. Let us
have a full representation. SEC.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev.
CHURCH TABOR, Pastor. Sermon at lo1a o'clock
T. NJ Sunday School Immediately following morn
ing service Glass Meeting Immediately after Sab
bath School. Sunday School concert last Sabbath
evening in each month.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. N f. CAR
TER Pastor. Sunday Services. Sermon 1914 A. NJ.
Sunday School at Noon Evening Service az .
O'Clock. Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting
At the BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. J. r. HAS
KINS, Pastor. Preaching at 1917 o'clock A. N. sun
day School at Il N. Prayer meeting In the evening
in each month. SEATS FREE,
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BRATTLEBoRo.

William A. Faulkner, teller OF the
First National Bank, at Chicopee, Mass,
becomes cashier If the Peoples Nation
al Bank, to be opened at Brattleboro,
November /
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Mrs. j. S Blood offers millinery and
fancy goods in our advertising columns
this week and includes extra induce
ments to buy the same
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BY ]. b. CLARK, AUCTlONEER.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

By consent of the heirs, will sell az Public Aue-
ton on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH.
1875 at eleven o'clock, A. M on the premises, the
Real Estate of the late Joseph Bufum, situated IN
" estmOreland about ~ miles from south VILLAGE
~ miles from Chesterfield Factory village, and
about I miles from Keene on the road from the
south Village in Westmoreland to keene, about ~
rods from the new school house. described as tooWs
Lot No /. The Homestead Of the late Joseph
Buffam, consisting of about So acres OF tllage'
woodland and pasturage, also an extra Sugar Lot.
The buildings are-one story house with Z, Car
rage Hog and Hen house, all covered with state
two large Barns. about $50 feet OF she'd and Corn
Lot No. Z 10 acres o. Tillage land with good
Lot No. 3. 43 acres mostly covered with saplina
| Lot No. 4 Pasture Of ~ acres.
| Lot No. 5. so acres of pasture, a sugar Orehard
and some 10 acres Of wood,
! Lot No g. This lot contains Al acres 80 acres o
| pasturage and acres of wood. ~,
| Lot No T. Timber Lot of about So acres, I'm
lot is covered with heavy growth of pine. hemoct
| and hard wood, Also about tons hay.
| The premises will be shown to any one by StepheI
Burt who resides the property. or Jewett II
Buifum near the South Village in Westmoreland
| Terms easy and made known at SALE
L. b. BUFFUM, Administrator
Walpole. N, H., October TO- 1875. A 20
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A mineral deposit, supposed to be
lead. is being investigated on the farm
of Joseph Fuller in West Rochester and
a company has been formed to develop
it.