Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-05-19
LOCAL MATTERS.


morning Wrecked in sight of the har-
- Springfield District Preachers
Getting will be held at the M. +. Church
this village, beginning June 10Th. See
n bsequent notice.
- Mr.. Thomas Maynard of Keene,
opposes to organize a Juvenile singing
hool at Engine Hall Friday evening
next week,
- The receipts of the Minstrel enter
iument we're 1882, and it is hoped the
nd will net over $3.50 after paying all
penses.
1 1t is notable that the people Of this
nee come out in full numbers at all
bblic demonstrations this season, as
Illness the past few weeks.
= Bahbitt & Hayes have this week
8 Finished free, to many of their custom
5 supply of blotting paper, very con-
Intent for use besides that of blotter.
Mr.. Ivan Z. Morawski, the cele-
Rated basso, who, it will be remembered
eng with so much acceptance at I'm
anuel Church, in the winter, will spend
fxt Sabbath in this place.
q - On Saturday the team of ]. O.
&mith of Saxtons River, took fright on
DE- depot grounds and ran, and both
Dr. and Mrs. Smith were thrown out.
d. Smith was considerably bruised but
Prs. Smith escaped any serious injury.
q - The Connecticut above White
xiver Junction has been very high and
3ing much damage, especially on the
assumpsic river road. At this point
Ie water has been high, but it has not
kached high water mark by som ten
H..
- Mr.. Calvin Swain has a few bush
y of Early Vermont and Eureka seed
Eotatoes for sale at ID. Lockwood's store.
4hey are very nice, as we know from
trihl and are therefore a good kind to
ise, both for the early and late mar
4 : A load of hay is reported to have
sed down the river during the high
ter of Friday of last week. 1t was
wagon with the binding pole all in
Igular order. As usual with such
Nngs, they are thoroughly smashed and
uttered in going over the Falls and
len leave no sign below that point
A. A. Halliday of this place is the
Tentor of new kind of easy chair,
Nc prominent feature of which is foot
4 leg support under the seat, which
perates like adrawer, and can be drawn
~ when wanted for use. He has fin
Ned but one which looks very nicely,
lnd has applied for patent.
= The aquarium which Messrs. Bah
m & Hayes have put into one of their
fpnt windows, has been finished with
ereased attractions A bank covered
18th moss, brakes and flowers has been
n iii to it, and near stands a miniature
r w mill in full operation. The whole is
Every neat arrangement and the trout
ust enjoy their rural quarters if not
a. e gaze of so many visitors.
= A few days since Mr.. NJ. d. Jack
p had an interesting and ancient rel
Z brought to him for repairs, being a
sch belonging to Mr.. H. c. Lane, of
estninster, which was made in Lon
b BY Charles Davidson more than 100
prs ago. 1t is about the size in cir
difference of silver half dollar, and
last repaired by NJ. S. Buckland in
y lows Falls, Oct. II, 1871, whose shop
Ne located where the new Centennial
nick now stands. The watch is in tor
l1se shell case, the inside work looks
"a Il and it still runs well. Mr.. Jackson
! doubtless now put his date of re-
pAirs on it for another century.
Cyrus w. Field of Atlantic Cable
me, holds policy in the Mutual Life
urance Company, Of New York, for
900 upon the life plan upon which
has made thirty-two annual payments,
using any dividends, paying in all
1856. His policy now amounts with
y litions to s22,054,69, which would be
81 amount paid should he die this year,
0s15, 1889 more than all the money
has paid in. Can any company do
ter than this Babbitt & Hayes are
agents of this company for this vii
and can show many more examples
as profitable investments. See their
kertisement elsewhere.
A newsboy who runs on the Rut
q ID u Burlington railroad, and belong:
Y St. Adams, was brought before Justice
d, Bridgman on Monday and fined
and costs, amounting 10 some S12, for
ault on the porter at Towns hotel
s 1lnst whom he had some former grudge
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