Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-20

was present. said he would climb the mole
for them, and Douglas sloch Immediately
took rise Spirits went up, but more
went dpwn--and the haR wAs actually
aaoat by 10 o'clock, z. NJ. The stranger
then came forward and proposed "three
cheers for the next President :" and us
soon as all democratic lungs were fully in
fated, he most wickedly added, Abraham
Lincoln ," !! But the first cheer came
nevertheless. They were too far advanced
to hold up. The Republicans who We're
present, gave the other two, and this closed
heproceedingsi All right. We rejoice
to see our Douglas friends of Walpole in
so fourishing a condition. They have got
the true grit, all hands having stopped the
Boston Post which boitcd Doug, for Brock,
and for which they had subscribed, during
the campaign phcky fellows. Hurrah
for the great little Douglas partylp
Oliver Putnam of Rockingham, has
sheared six sheep this season, which APP
pear to be ahead of any other six yet
brought to public notice. One two years
old eve sheared ! lbs. OF. A FIVE years
old, | lbs. IL o.. one yearling buck, IA
lbs. another one Is lbs. 8 or. one three
years old eve, II lbs. 5 oz., and another
years old, 10 lbs. A oz.---making in all
rs lbs. A OF. wool, all but the bucks being
washed, which was sold for AS cts. per ID.
All Of the ewes raised lambs and one had
twins. These sheep were sheared, it
should be remembered on the 9th day of
June, being an early day.
There is to be another excursion on
Tuesday of next week, to New York,
to see the Great Eastern, on which occa-
sion all the various railroads will carry
passengers for half fare. This is most
excellent and favorable opportunity, and
let all the lads and lasses, old and young,
lovers and those who don't love, if there
are any such, improve it.
DIR. Henry w. Bellows of New York,
viii preach in the Unitarian Church in
Walpole, on Sunday morning, July 22d.
The Douglas democrats of this County
are not going to give up without a struggle.
Even in this town, out of this village,
there is a strong Douglas current, and if
they attend TO it, there is yet time TO or
ganize in suflicinent strength to overthrow
the Breckenridge clique, in this place. AT
Saxton's River and at Bartonsville, most
of the leading democrats are still for little
Doug. Organize at once, and you will
have glorious victory over Breck and
disunion
The Chester Wide Awakes have anoth-
er meeting tomorrow evening, and will be
addressed by the young men of the club.
We are glad to learn that SO much inter
est is felt there, and that their meetings
are attended by many for several miles
around
We have received a head of oats, which
was taken off about the first of June, and
measures nearly eighteen inches in length.
1T was taken fron field of Charles Wat
kins, in Waipole, and if we were allowed
to judge by this we should say that he may
expect fine harvest this fall
EXCURSION TO NEW YoRK.-An Elk
cursion train will leave Bellows Falls on
Tuesday next, at 2.4o z. NJ, for New
York City, by Railroad to New Haven,
and thence across the Sound on the beauti-
ful steamer Elm City, arriving in New
York on Wednesday morning. Leave
New York by steamboat on Thursday, at
II P. H., giving passengers two days in
New York to visit the Great Eastern, and
see the Elephant generally. Tickets will
be sold TO go and return for fare one way.