Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

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IA all village subscribers who now receive
Mn papers by carrier, will receive them
blrough the post-oflice. This viii make
~ price uniform in the village, and we
IN also remedy some other difficulties
vbich sometimes occur.
I'VE 90 to press one day earlier this week
a. account Of Thanksgiving, and are con-
"a uently obliged to omit our report of
Cambridge cattle market.
gRev. S. Day, formerly of this place, is
nm located and preaching at Amboy, Lee
Qunty, Illinois.
Prhe 4rgus says that Curtis Stickuey of
| Chester, has turkey that commenced lay
/ Ill about the middle Of April, and has
/ sice that time laid an egg every day, ex-
cept two, until she has laid one hundred
"a thirty-six eggs.
One of the prizes awarded at the recent
dose of Powers Institute, at Bernardston,
Hass.. was taken by II. B. Foster of Sax
wns River.
!" They Say What they say is not al
sgoys true, but there are exceptions, and
enc of these will be found in our adveriis-
" columns. We suppose that Mr.. Law
sence's Bakery at Charlestown, N. H., is
lost excellent for ntce things, got up in the
Isl of style. A bread cart from this ba-
kery visits this place regularly, and we not
cely commend it to all in want, but espec-
lily to those wanting cake on these inter-
3ting occasions where a clergyman or JUS
IL Of the peace is invited
III The Chester Home Educational Society,
I'D a meeting on Thursday evening of
Nst week. The question for discussion was
~What means shall be taken to prevent
he increase of intemperance among the
Young?" 1t was ably discussed by J. w.
clark, DIR. j. N. Moore, A. A. Adams, Rev.
d. G. Gurr, and Rev. C. ID. Jefferds. So
wuch interest was manifested that the same
question will again come up Thursday eve
hing of next week. AT the close paper
was read by Misses Gurr and Raymington.
# The clothes line thieves called on Ches-
Der people Tuesday night, and stole clothes
from S. F. Baldwin, Benjamin Morris, and
4also from Mr.. WEIGH at Barionsville. On
Thursday, one person was arrested on
charge Of stealing some of the clothes, and
had his trial at Chester on Friday, before
Justice Duncan. He gave his name as Pierce,
and lives in Grafton. He plead guilty and
was fined on four indictments, the cost and
all amounting to about S3S 90. At Pierce's
house large quantity of clothing was found
and part of it identified by those robbed
Tuesday night. Perhaps Saxton's River
I'D Cambridgeport folks might find stock
Il this same establishment.
Isaac Wiswell of Springfield, has re-
seeived patent for combined window net
end sash. Mr.. A. J. Fullam has also re-
Gently received patent for stencil printing
machine, used in his stencil tool works.
III We have been shown a very fine assert.
ment of Diaries for 1861, published by the
4 Claremont Manufacturing CO., N. H., and
4 sold by F. p. Story, who win visit all the
county in this vicinity, and whose story may
be considered as perfectly reliable. The
! diaries are well made, and what every bust.
ness man needs for the year ensuing. Now
1 that our hand is in, we may as well say
! chat Mr.. Story also keeps with him a very
excellent assortment of stationary, and we
believe books, on all of which he will give
good bargains at wholesale.
Sarah Winslow, an elderly maiden la
'dy living by herself in Wilmington, was
found dead upon the floor, in pool Of
blood on the 9Th. 1t is thought she rise
10 the night for some purpose and ruptured
a blood vessel, which caused her death.
While Ira A. Sampson and Mr.. Brim.
mer were making some repairs upon q
bridge in Pownal, one day last week, the
staging gave way and they fell yiolentl,
upon rocky bed twenty feet below. Mr.
Brimmer lived but two hours, and Mr.
Sampson cannot recover.