Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

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For the Fair at Walpole, at the
Moi next Tuesday and Wednesday
renngs, at $50.
Advertised Letters. H. l.. Mar.
In Geo G. Elwell, Rev. DIR. Vandyke,
! Mary Moriarty, Miss Addie M
Mcy, Miss Myra Wiley, Mrs Oscar
Mkhurst.
A valuable homestead and farm is
red for sale at South Charlestown
r H.. by J. M. Darrah, some of the
:, ticulars of which will be found in
|,ut advertising columns.
Atthe Women's Temperance Union
4 at Rutland this week, Mrs. G. Tabor
of Mis- place was made the vice presi-
AMI for Windham County, and Mrs. +.
II Bakus for Windsor county.
Sunday night, several carpenters
Il is were broken open, in the new bank
N ding, and some $50 worth of tools
Y en. No arrests have yet been made
id certain parties seen about there are
nj ected.
A boy of some ~ years, son of
Jobn McNarama, living on the other
sde of the river, while playing circus /"
u Something of that kind with other
'boys Tuesday afternoon, broke one arm
neal the wrist. DR.. Whitman repaired
The break and he will soon recover.
Holden & Co. are out largely, and
il books as if there was to be lively
txale in boots and shoes here this fall.
1If hade is not brisk it certainly will not
be the fault of the dealers, who now
haye the largest stocks ever offered in
|hh place, and at such prices that it will
sro object to send abroad.
Ell Whitmore q Clark had full house
nth rday night, Notwithstanding the pre-
yigos day and evening had been occu-
pied by the circus and menagerie. No
lthsr minstrel troup in the country could
laxf drawn such house under such cir
an stances. Their programme is al
aoaT entirely new, with new ghosts, &c.
u We hope the ladies and others of
alA place will see to it that they are
allg represented by their handi-work at
g fair to be held at Walpole. That
alris just as much our fair as it is of
lepeople of Walpole. 1t belongs to
u pine towns associated in Vermont
n New Hampshire, and all are emit
"a 10 an equal voice in it. Besides the
Il may be held here next year, and
cd show from this town this year will
IN to bring it here.
We wish to express some enormous
hanks to Mr.. Charles Towns, proprietor
q Iwns' Hotel, for an enormous tur-
ker received Saturday evening Its
ne as such that we thought at first it
lust have been Forepaugh's Ostrich, as
e difierent members of the family, one
Ter the other, broke down in handling
. but there was no installing the iden-
~ however, and we accept it as
rerunner of Mr.. Towns appreciation
the press, which he will demonstrate
, the press Association of New Hamp-
iire, next week.
Charles G. Davis, pupil in the
hschool, aged IA years, and son of Mr..
. F. Davis, was taken very i'll of Group,
Ghool, Wednesday of last week, and
Toxing worse Prof. Ward sent him
pne, where he continued rapidly to
FnY worse and died next day afternoon
I about 2 o'clock Charlie was bright
'etRe boy, and his death so sudden gave
IshCck to the whole school and the vii
age His remains were taken to North
ED for burial Friday, the funeral SER
'iee being attended by the teachers and
aost of the pupils of the high and gram :
aef schools.
Arrangements have been made by
Fnich special trains will be run on the
sheshire railroad, to accommodate the
peeps attending the Fair at Walpole,
laefday and Wednesday of next week.
ifanS will leave Bellows Falls for the
lalf grounds at $50 A. M. and Keene at
= o'clock noon, and returning will leave
'ae PAR grounds for Bellows Falls at
''io and $50 P. NJ, and for Keene at
wi. Nj. This is about the neatest ar
cement that could be for the people
aa II the weather is good they ought to
4 q hand at the depot by the hundred
|'aeday morning.
forepaugh's menagerie and circus
.'e Friday of last week, was probably
Esaed by over 5000 people. He has
Tpest menagerie that has ever visited
mont, certainly for many years, and
" the nearest to his bills and pic
''@ Of any similar show. The animals
Se In fine condition, and many of them
], rarely to be seen with any shows in
81 Country. The Jaguar was the finest
'lselmen we have ever seen. the Cir