Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-29
AccIDnNr.-The wife Of Mr.. Thomas

on when We're two tiuld lamps, IN conse-
quence of which the lamps were knocked
over, the fluid gnited and Mrs Wells dress
caught fire and was nearly burnt off her
person before extinguished. Her left arm,
neck and face were very badly burned, but
she is now more comfortable and in fair
way of recovery.
BRIEFs.--Island Hall has been sold TO
Charles Town, who proposes to move the
same TO Bridge street, opposite Commits
Furniture store. :. A COW belonging to
G. Town, recently got access to an extra
quantity of Indian meal, aud died in conSe-
quence. A yoke Of oxen belonging to Geo.
Church, Westminster, died last Monday
from similar cause. An insane wo-
man who had escaped from the Asylum at
Brattleboro. lodged in the horse shed of the
methodist church in this village, Tuesday
night. She was found next morning and TAX
en- back. =. The Sullivan Railroad bridge
has been SO far repaired that trains now
suicide of Cameron, mentioned last week
His body has not been found and it is said he
has been heard from at Wells River
Charles f. Pease Of this village. we I'M
derstand. viii receive the appointment of
lsbr agent in this town, and commence
sales next week. His place Of business
will be one door west of ID. f. Perces
Marble shop, where he has fitted up a gro
Gerry, and we trust he will meet with due
Encouragement and success Of which he is
certainly worthy. A petty thief re-
Gently broke into the smoke house of l..
Amadon, and stole two hams. We hear
Of similar depredations in other places, and
we hope they may yet try certain places,
where We are quite sure they would meet
with warm reception. -. p. S. Cam.
eron is in Pttsfeld, Mass, and has written
back that his wife was so jealous of him he
couldn't live with her. lie says when he
Jumped out of the window tie Lord saved
his life, but the people here don't believe
any such thing but they do think he de-
serves good ducking.
TINS GUARDs.-The Green Mountain
Guards held meeting at their Armory o
Saturday last, and made choice of the fol.
loving officers; Capt, Waller Taylor; LIST
Lieut., >olon Perry 2n.l. c. +. Webb ;
Sd, Samuel Ham CLERK aud Orderly Sar-
grani, f. Wltcomb "a, b. p. pagr /;
81, Thomas Wells. Directors, J. w.
Church o. F. Woods, G. Hapgooi. Au-
dior, A. NJ. Gushing. Treasurer, j. W.
Church. a committee consisting Of j. ID.
Bridgman, o. f. Woods, and A. n. Swain
was appointed 10 draft bylaws. Our read
ers are already aware that Capt. Cochran
has been promoted to Major, in this regi-
ment. At The above meeting he generously
presented the company with six uniforms.
The finances are in good condition. there
being the best part of 500 in the treasury.
Capt Taylor is an experienced officer, and
fine military bearing. and is not surpassed
BY any other in the State.
ToMAroEs The tomatoe has become
one of the most important of garden pro-
ductions, and ihose-wh0 want them early,
should take notice of Mr.. Monroe's adver-
tisement in to days paper. He has large
number of nice thrifty plants, and during
the TRANSFORMING season will be ready 10
supply customers far and near. Some of
his plants are already nearly eight inches
high.
Nh swAIS,-Dsar Sir: In the harry of my last day in
Beiows neglected to say good bye many
Of my friends, yourself included and wish the privilege
only repairing this oversight through the columns OF
you paper expressing grateful acknowledgements
many Of kindness and the generous sympathy
and steady support have received from the community IN
the discharge my duties under circumstances somewhat
dincult and trying Nor eau forbear adding that as
look upon the experience Of tso years among YOU
am convinced that whatever of .unrghteousness your
village may possess in with all other places 1t is
blessed with fair proportion of rea-
bic open hearted citizens Wherever my future lot may
be cast shall carry with Of faith and trust in my
kind for my residence in Bellows Falls.
Respectfully Yours, A. D. ROE
Northeast Centre, n. y, April, 1853.
SEWING MAcHINEs.-We have witness
ed the operation of one Of Raymond's New
ENGLAND family Sewing Machines, which
We think is superior TO any other we have
Vel seen. 1t is very simple in construction
and works as we'll on silk and full cloth. as
% other kinds of sewing. They cost but
1000; with stand five dollars more. Mr.
Il NJ. Haywood of Brattleboro, Is agent fol-
1hrse machines. and is now stopping in this
lace. We can very heartily commend
I'm. and we know that those who have
I'D the machines speak of them in thu
ghest terms of praise.
Charles b. Eddy Esq, for some tint
pnnected With Sioughton & Grant. h;
Penrd a law Off over The post Office, OF
os tie the Bank. See his card.