Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-03

BELLOWS FALLS. JUNE 8, 1859.
- The windbam County Medical As

a The Windham County Medical As.
socintion holds its Semi-annual meeting al
Saxton's River, on Wednesday of next
week, June Sth, instead Of June LIST, as we
Inadvertently stated last week. We would
al~0 mention the fact that new Medical
Association is about being formed, compos-
ed Of Physician, of Connecticut River
Valley, in Vermont ard New Hampshire.
The first preliminary meeting was held al
CASTS Station in Chester, last week, and
an adjourned meeting will be held in this
place at Wightmans Hall, on Wednesday
18th, at o'clock A. NJ, when it is expect
ed the organization will be completed.
We believe all the physicians in this town,
Drs. Phelps of Windsor. Graves of Lang
don. Hunt OF Grafton, knights of Spring
field and Others, have already manifested
an interest in the new movement, and their
meeting here will doubtless be one of in
terest.
FiREIN SPRiNGFIELD.-A very destruc-
tive FIRE occurred in Springfield on Tuesday
night last. 1t broke out in the old oil mill
at the foot of the street leading towards
Seminary Hill. 1t was first discovered
about ] o'clock, and ragged with undated
fury till it had destroyed the building where
it originated, in which was the cabinet shop
Of Daniel Sanders, the shear mandatory
of Parks 81 Woolson, Chlpman's Carriage
shop, the boarding house belonging to Full
lerton q Martin. aud the dwelling house OF
j. &. Loyeland, with other damage to build
ings near There was $4,000 feet of pine
lumber in one end of Parks 4 WooIson's
establishment, all of which was burnt, max
ing fire Of intense heat, and we learn they
~ers able TO save bot one planning machine
trem The building. We are unable TO form
arg estimate as to the fetal loss, not having
full particulars at hand Parks & Woolson
were Insured Tor $1,000. we understand. bur
this We Judge would cover but a small part
OF their loss which must he heavy.
Mn. NUrrING's NEw ORGAx.-sIr.
Nuiting has finished the New Organ for
the Episcopal Church at C4sipmont. II is
crrsainly among the finest as well as largest
organs. ever built in country or city. 1t is
eleven feet wide, p feet high, two sets of
keys and "a Stops. We have never listened
70 i better toned instrument. The reader
can form some idea FROM the size of the
suh-base pipe which is I6 teet in length
and Isl inches in diameter A number Of
singer from the different choirs in this viii
lage met at the Organ Shop last Sabbath
evening, where it was played hy Mr.. Nut
ting and greatly admired by all present,
and we congratulate the Church at Clare
mont in their god fortune OF having so no.
bic an Instrument
The Baptist Church in CIaremont, have
also order one of Mr. Ms Organs, which
is 10 be delivered 10 them soon.
Their were certain prints made about
the house of Mr.. William Stone in this
village on Tuesday night last, which lead
to the suspicion that some one examined
the primises with view to commit bur-
g!ary. Sundry trac OF bare feet indica
ted that it they had found easy entrance
they were prepared to do SO in a manner
not to disturb the inmates.
The BAND.-The Cornet Band have
erec.ed a stand at the top of Church Hill"
next to School street, where, we are l,ased
to be informed, they will play every Satur-
day evening during the summer when the
weather will permit. This will form an at
tractiye feature in our village, of much
pleasure. They played on the new stand
for the first time, last Saturday evening,
and attracted quite crowd o. admirers.
The Band is under the lead of Prof S. f.
Merrill, and well deserves the good name
they have won.
Messrs. CHASE & TRIPP at Brattleboro
are is wide awake as ever in all kinds OF
jeweiry aud gold and silver ware. See
their new advertisement.
Since our last mention of the new fire
Insurance company in this village, their
capital has bees increased to near SlUo,ooo
and no losses. The business of the COM
pany is 10 very efficient hands, and its es-
tabiishment on a safe basis is now Of course
beyond doubt.
Master Albert Slate, son of Orrin Slate,
i going to furnish the people of this vii
lage with distilled yeast during the summer.
1 He will make his calls regularly on Tues
days and Fridays OF each week. Though
ws.z,nq Albert has evidently got the right