Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-24
Local MATTERS.

z; IA W Stone and brick masons will lind
- advertisement of interest to them IN
~ kivertising columns this week.
Martin Kane, whose injuries by
;S13bng from the platform car we men
<;n@ed last week, died Saturday night at
abont 10 o'clock
Mrs. Dan Arms and her son, Mas
enry, and Miss Gertie Arms of this
and the Misses Fullerton of Ches-
IN. are spending the season at Atlanta,
Georgia.
Tic annual village district school
mec1Ipg is called for Tuesday evening OF
~ Reek, at the school room in the
nent of the Congregational church,
81 b clock. There is nothing in the
vnrrant but the usual articles of bust
William Bancroft, Esq, of Buffalo,
eW y FORK, has very generously sent the
ladies' of the Congregational society of
this place, his check for 5000, to apply
on their church debt, a very handsome
present and fully appreciated by the So
ciety.
John Bustead has bought his part
ner's interest in the stone business, and
announce in our advertising columns
bin Readiness to receive orders. We
trust the amount of building in this
plaee the coming season, will be such as
I've him many calls.
Mr.. c. E. Horsford is filling his
clplhing store with new goods Of spring
md summer styles, of all kinds, of which
~ Will have a full advertisement next
Nsek Mr.. Horsford always works hard
4 a please his patrons, and his new goods
md new and lower prices will be sure to
attract customers
Mr.. j. Bennett Anderson of Eng
land, the widely and very popularity
known temperance lecturer and lay
evangelist. will give one of his excellent
temperance lectures at Union Hall,
% Saturday evening of this week. at
o'clock Admittance free. Come one
nnd l for grand temperance rally.
Amos Davis, a brakeman on the
Che6hire railroad, was struck by one of
\ arches of the passenger depot at
nc. last Friday, and severely injured.
has found on top of car at Fitz-
JI{am, in an unconscious condition. At
q Ehis injuries were thought to be ia
III But we learn that he is now better
andNill recover.
The Baliffs have issued the warrant
FIR the annual village corporation meet
I ing, to be held at Engine Hall, Monday
evening. April Sd. at Z o'clock. Ordi-
nary business only is put in the warrant,
but we are informed that the necessary
tax for this year will be less than last
year, by considerably more than half,
fact Of which the tax payers of this viii
lage will be very glad to learn.
John McCloud, an employee in the
old pulp mill, was very seriously wound
~ II one leg Thursday afternoon of last
week. He was cutting blocks and had
sxised his AK for blow and in descend
i1g it was struck by piece of wood
N6ich flew from the block of another
xoskman, causing his AK TO glance and
1tnk deep into the flesh and to the bone
leg. DIR. Whitman dressed the
ound, and he will recover, though he
eN necessarily be disabled for some
During the discussion at the recent
town meeting on the Cambridgport
school district question, the lawyers APP
Feared to be all on one side, rather un-
usual for them, and w. S. Barry, who
found himself ON the losing side, set
the house in terrific roar by finally
covering his retreat with this scriptural
shot at them And he said, Woe unto
you also, ye la,eyers ! for We lade men
with burdens grievous to be borne and
ye Yourselves touch not the burden with
one of your fingers
Mr.. L. S. Sabin. Jr., of Grafton,
hss bought the Forest property just
south of this village in Westminster.
Mr.Sabin was formerly farmer, and
Ne understand intends to resume his
old 4ccupation, and will also establish |
5er and wood yards for this city,"
soon as may be, will sell his pro-
~ in Grafton, that he may more con-
Rntly assume sovereignty over his
~ purchase. Practically this will
make Mr.. Sabin resident of this place
1t will be sad news to many in this
place, to learn, as we have this Thurs
Day morning, of the death of Master
Clarence L. Hurd, of Vineland, n. j.,
sonof Mr. L. d. Hurd formerly of this
v'lhge. We had heard few days since
Of nuch sickness in Mr.. Hurd's family
and had hoped for more favorable news