Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-07-14
FLOWS falls Jimes,
LOWS FALLS. JULY IA, 1876.
LOCAL MATTERS.


| Drug Store, has the Paris green
destruction Of the potato bugs.
\ Advertised Letters-H, l.. Fletch-
B. Riggs, N. ii. Weston, E. T..
his, Rev. Charles Brooks.
\ A young lady, Miss Gertie Arms,
ahe first to start the bell Of Imman-
burch to usher in the Centennial
th.
Emmanuel Church was appropri-
decorated for the services of the
kh, and from the tower, a streamer
b. of red, white and blue.
|The police force of this village as
constituted, consists of Charles p.
eler, chief, Col. A. t. Dunton, l..
bvell, I'd, Dan Beacon, John Walk
s The Bellows Falls Temperance Re
Club will hold meeting in their
big room Friday evening, july IA,
\ quarter before eight. A pleasant
may be expected.
I've would call the attention of
ers and others to the advertisement
harles p. Harris 81 Co, Rutland.
wanting materials in their line
nd good opportunity.
3 Have you seen those little pocket
at Babbitt d Hayes? just the
for picnics. Stoves and dishes
lete; fold into small compass and
BE readily carried in the pocket.
0n Tuesday, Harry, a son of NJ. B.
ID, employed in the Towel Rack
i factory of F. Bullock, received a
wound in the left arm, just above
bow, by being caught in a boring
ne.
Mr.. G.. l.. Fletcher makes his an
cement and debut in another place.
r. line of clothing, ready made or
lsto order, &c, he proposes to keep
vii the times, the Bellows Falls
I'M or any other times, therefore give
L. call and see about his Inaugural
On Friday of last week James Nc
bra, an employee in the Fall Noun
Paper Mill, was caught in q revolv-
Ahaft, and nearly every vestige of
Mng torn from his body, but he es-
serious injury, though somewhat
4. 1t was very narrow escape
life.
Thomas Thane, Jr., aged "a years,
Il Thomas Thane of this place, was
led at Keene on the evening of
Purth. He had been at work there
fannery. The Cheshire republic
9ays that when last seen he was
xicated from which his death APP
ntly was the accidental result"
Among the guests at the Island
se this week has been the Rev. S. l..
~ of the New York Observer, and
Amily. Mr.. Prime made very
Int call at this office on Tuesday
lay before he had made drive to
istoric grounds of Westminster,
Jas much pleased with the country
- section. Mr.. Prime has of course
well known for more than quar-.
81 century as the author of the in.
Ping Irenaus letters in his paper
Miss S. K. Mason, teacher from
is stopping in town short time
y Fabor's. She reports the agri
Fal prospect of Kansas as better
|ast year. Crops are looking fine
Poppers and drouth do not put il
pearance there this season. Mis-:
is a very superior scholar anc
~, and has just spent three year.
ing in the public schools at Ottawa
represents the school advantage.
system of Kansas fully equal tc
|of the East.
Friday afternoon of last week
a. Beacon, employed in the pulp mill
= he accident nearly severed hi:
H. from the hand with the hatche
4 IN cutting pulp wood. 1t cut tn,
and most of the flesh below tn,
f. joint. DIR. Whitman has it il
and is trying to graft the thumb
ain. The same day one or tw,
persons in the mills had marrow
+ from serious accidents, maxim,
pear in the mills as though, occa
J, there was a Turkish fatality 70
BITS.
lr. M. c. Ladd who has been a
for more than a year from lame
Jas SO far improved, that he work
It his old trade of book bindel
hich he proposes to follow till sue
he may be able to resume HI
of carpenter and joiner. Our pee
erefore and others in this vicinit
well to send to him such binC
they may have, and there al