Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-02
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Id for Walpole There is to be another
b light at walpole this Thnrsday night
M. w. Tappan makes the speech and
( IN be good one. The Keene Wide
skes are coming up, and there will be
bier good display
Don't forget to send us the election re-
We desire TO make Windham and
bdsor counties complete next week, il
8 1ible.
bic Argus gives an account of the po-
II ignorance of two persons in Spring
which boasts of 200 Wide Awakes
any quantity of Republicans. Well,
ARE informed that the story told with SO
Ii gusto, is true, but the nub of it is that
two persons referred to are democrats.
he citizens Of Chester have held sew
III meetings and have pedtioned the leg
stature for fire district. A correspondent
AVS it meets with general favor, and Just
oonosition enough to keep it thoroughly
sliye.
springfield! you cas- and will you mol
- MS half thousand votes for Abe Lin
< Please send us despatch to that
x|set at G O'Clock, p. Nj. Tuesday next.
xhesterl weset you at 3z5 for Lincoln
{ayendish and Ludlow can easily give
hsff a thousand for Lincoln, if you viii but
turn out
Grafton, Westminster and Athensl You
can come very near another half thousand if
you will.
Freemen of Rockingham win you not
is ii the polls next Tuesday? You can
afve honest old Abe $50 majority. Let US
NALpoLEl The republican canvass has
kSen made, and victory for Lincoln is sure
H1he republicans come out TO the polls.
"A new boot and shoe store has been start
s in this village by C. E. Chase & Co.
hose advertisement appears in another
ice. They will manufacture boots and
hoes. and have engaged the services o.
III. Streeter, formerly Of Walpole, who
Ill be foreman Of bis business, and who II
asery excellent workman and well quail
lied for his position.
Tie argus complains that "too many
tenperanee republicans" "set elevated" a
our Wide Awake meetings. The only ia
ssanees wbseh have come under our obser
walton, were those who were fresh from tn
desnocratie party, and seem to find IT har'
TO give up old habits.
The republican demonstrations this yea
have mainly been torch light professions
They were first designed more than tw
thousand years ago. Their authority
i Maccabees iv. %, wherein an account
xlven Of the high priest Jason, who escor
KING Antiochus into Jerusalem swift
scrcblisht and great shoutings." Jaso
Hred in the fourth century, b. c.
The Bellows Falls Home Education'
6ciety held another meeting at the Scho'
I1nse, on Tuesday evening, and considers
interest was manifested The subje
~ discussed by Revs. S. T. Brown az
Wn Wight, and also by }. w. Moor
CO. Slate, C. b. Eddy and h. Harlo'
TIE next meeting will be held at the saH
pI1ee in two weeks, being Tuesday evenin
N6Fember 18th.
w. Lewis Of Brattleboro, has sple
ddstock of ladies furs, which he announc
III bur columns to-day, and which they
say he is selling at unusually low rates.
II man named Fairbanks, a farmer
Springfield, and Of some wealth, is suppos
10 have been drowned in Connecticut riv
opposite Charlestown, last week. He W
last seen about FIVE O'Clock in the atterno
going to the river to cross in boat, a
was intoxicated, which was doubtless
cause of his drowning. The river has be
dragged for the body from Charlestown
Bellows Falls, but without success, thou
We understand the boat and his hat We
found.
The festival of the ladies of the BaP'
/ society, at Wightman's Hall, on Wednesd
evening, passed off very pleasantly, all HI
ing good time. The receipts amount
sos.
MURDERoUs Great exc
nent occurred in the upper part Of Hano'
ntrket, Boston, on Tuesday from the rep
aE<f woman had been shot by man,