Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Mr.. Tabor's topic next oaooa'h
morning, A bag Nth holes"
Next Sabbath evening at 81 o'clock
NJ, Tabor will give a temperance adj
dress at the Methodist church
Are YOU insured If not, you
hou,d he at once. See Babbitt & Hayes
Advertisement.
Several school reports, communica-
800 and a few advertisements must
Necessarily wait another week.
Many thanks to friends and cores
pondents for prompt town election re-
turns. We regret very much to be com
Ned to omit severed of their eommuni-
cations this week.
The ladies of the Congregational
society will give supper in the vestry
ofstheir church, Friday evening of this
"a k, from to 8 o'clock, consisting of
roast chicken and other good things
They will try to make it pleasant oc-
casion and hope for a liberal attendance
- The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold pound sociable at A. IL.
Fishers on Friday evening, each person
to carry pound of some useful article
not less than ten cents in value; to be
sold at auction during the evening.
Money received used towards finishing
their vestry.
Mrs A. N. Swain has been request
"a TO act as centennial manager of the
l1des' department, for this town, and has
called meeting with reference to it at
Towns hotel See notice in another
place. 1t is hoped that ladies will be
present from Rockingham, Saxtons Riv-
err and all other sections of the town
: Tuesday evening there was some
thing of rum riot, in which considera-
BILE free fighting and mauling are report
ed. Bat Ready was arrested and placed
il the lookup for the night for safe keep
ing, and Wednesday morning he was
fined So and costs, amounting 10 some
Sic, for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace He also disclosed on Brown q
Griswold, as the place where he got his
liquor and they were fined $40 and costs
Thomas Connor, an employee in
the Fall Mountain Paper mill, was ser
i1nsly injured, Tuesday morning. He
ri Others we're handling paper stock,
xhkn bale weighing several hundred
ponds fell upon and crushed his face,
nv lower jaw was badly dislocated and
biz face so turned as to make him hard
h Recognizable. DR. Whitman was call
~ and adjusted the bones, and Wednes-
day the indications were favorable for
recovery.
- Mr.. H. s. Frost last week heard of
his stolen horse and buggy, and taking
Mr.. T. H. Allbee along with him as
deputy sheriff, they found both the thief
and the property at Worthwhile, n. y.
The thief was at once arrested and
brought to Rutland, where he made his
escape from the Bardwell house We'd
neday evening, while Mr.. Allbee was
having cigar at the counter, and had
nat been found early this Thursday
" rning.
= The election of county commission
a has gone almost entirely by default.
III some towns no votes were cast In
oShfr towns few votes were thrown, but
n Various persons. In this town but
~ votes were thrown, and those put in
vic clerk and moderator for the sake
q fhe record, for George Slate. In
Westminster VIM, P. Gage had 80, the
highest vote yet reported for any one
person, and Mr.. Gage is as likely to be
elected as anybody. In Townshend Geo
Slate 3, George f. Gale 3. Athens no
votes. Londonderry, Horace Walker
Al votes Jamaica no votes. Grafton,
Samuel S. Leonard 16, o. E. Butterfeld
2. 1t will be thus seen that every town
yoted " on its own hook" or not at all.
A fire alarm was sounded from the
Fail Mountain Paper Mill a few minutes
past midnight, this Thursday morning.
Il proved to be in the east wing of that
nil, or the machine room adjoining and
81 of the main building. Quite large
nunber responded to the alarm, but il
soon extinguished. Some damage
- but mostly by water, and the mill
running again all right this Thurs
morning. The FIRE was extinguish.
py the hydrants of the mill. Other
of hose were promptly laid but
To p use was not required Once the
nenes burst from the ventilator. The
c.ase is not positively known, but pro
ably from the upsetting of lamp a,
no fire is kept there, the room being
heated by steam.
Advertised Letters Eugene Phelps
Anna j. Patterson. Held for better
duection. s. T. Marsh Esq No. 727