Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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hnction.
l. Mrs Dan. Arms and her son, and
jss Gertie G. Arms, arrived home from
Dir trip south, Monday evening
w. Lockwood, our Florida CORES.
Indent the past winter, arrived here
week and was in this place on Tues.
We see it stated that more stock
passed over the Central Vermont
broad this spring than at any former
SON
Missionary concert by the children
he NJ E. Church next Sabbath eve
6 o'clock, Mrs. Tabor will give
rt address.
- Geo. w. Cook will furnish the
Iris q, Ireland safes, noticed in anoth-
place, and as will be seen by his ad-
basement on fourth page
~. M. Read will address the Tenn
lance Reform Clubs at Keene, Thurs
evening, June Sth, and at Brattle-
10, Sunday evening, June 18th.
w. p. Wentworth, the architect of
] Centennial Block, we learn is also to
the architect Of a new block to be
Bit by one of the banks at Claremont,
n H., the ensuing season.
r. Mr.. J. IL. Williams has begun ex-
bsive repairs on his house and will
IKE it about the same as new struc-
Re, having moved his family into Col.
Pughton's house, (the old Tucker man
ID, J while the work is being done,
+ AT the democratic caucus Saturday
Bernoon, O. d. Gray was elected chair
IN and Z. A. Turner secretary. The
egates elected to the state convention,
ID at Montpelier Thursday of this
ek, we're, J. III. Williams, 0. d. Gray,
|nrles Smith, Benz. Scofeld.
r Lac week Brown q Griswold and
Warren Walker, and on Monday and
pesday of this week E. E. Dewey and
tarles Towns we're each summoned be-
fe Justice Bridgman and fined $40
costs for selling Intoxicating drinks.
ere was no trial in any of the above
Ees except the parties first named, and
were settled without appeal.
Frank and Roxy Laraja, the two
perant musicians who by their superior
i as well as gentlemanly department
BE- made themselves so justly popular
b as well as elsewhere, are expected in
tFn this week. We understand they
We spent the past winter in New York
hder instruction, which coupled with
+ fact that they were previously skill
u, warrants us in promising all who
ay have the pleasure of hearing them,
rich musical treat. We have noticed
any very fattering criticisms by the
'ess, and We bespeak for them cordial
elcome.
r There appears to be some difference
opinion among the temperance people
this place, as to the policy of the IL
lor prosecutions which have been insti-
bed here the past week, but whatever
Bat difference may be, there should be
bne in the continued active support of
Ie Reform Club, which as an organiza-
bn has had nothing to do with the pros
eptions referred to. Every member Of
n club should feel it to be his full
10 stand by it, his pledge, himself
d the community in which he lives,
in no way falter from a resolve
oh cannot be wrong. Hold the
IT."
r On Saturday, the Goth ult., Mr.. H.
EJohnson, ticket agent in the depot,
kcovered on returning from brief abb
hce, that the ticket Office had been
oxen open and several tickets stolen.
b gave immediate notice to the several
hductors and also to head quarters at
Adams, where circular notice of
3 numbers of the missing tickets was
5mediately issued and sent to the con-
.ctors, and the matter was only known
b few. Wednesday afternoon conduc-
j Foss found a passenger between Bur-
>on and Winooski who had one of
missing tickets and Immediately ar
ted and put him in the hands of an
Ger at Eseex junction, who took him
st. Adams. Friday he was brought
fhis place before Justice j. ID. Bridg-
ana held to bail in the sum of $500,
for want thereof officer B. 7. Phelps
< him to Jail at Fayetteville that af-
boon. He gave his name as w. H.
wton, was well dressed, and gave
g autobiography to Sheriff Phelps
ile on his way to Jail, indicating a
life, but not sufficiently reliable to
worth reporting. He gave at St. AL
hs what amounted to a confession of
theft here, but claimed he had
ptederate whom he called a "stran-