Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-09-21

blows Falls TO Walpole on Monday eve.
nhg, October lst 1860. We are highly
Untitled in being able TO announce that the
bquent champion of liberty and freedom,
lIbn L. d. CULVER Of New York, will
Mpresent and address the crowd.
%The above programme may be changed
soas to have the demonstration entirely at
~ place, and the particulars of the ar
rangcments viii be given early next week.
p.S. 1t will be held at Walpole
Ihe subject Of Home Education will be
pYesented to the people Of Bellows Falls,
uext Sabbath at O'clock p NJ. at the
congregational church, by Rev. Warren
l]orton of Boston. The different religious
soGeties of the village unite in holding this
melting, we understand, and we sincerely
hope there will be full attendance. The
sutject of Home Education can hardly be
over estimated, and we have every reason
10 believe that it will be presented in an
accfptable manner. MIR. Burton is highly
c0nmended by some of the most distin-
sDished friends of education in New Eng
l4nd, and we therefore have no hesitation
in asking our people to come ont and hear
lin 1t is a matter in which but little in
tcrest has been felt, and yet of very great
imrprtance. Ii is not often that our atten-
ia is directed to it, and now when so IA
sosable an opportunity offers, let it be i'm
proved,
Young America had flag raising on
Gfeen Street, last Saturday, and went
tiropgh the ceremonies in as good style as
the " old folks" Capt. Gilmore's (boys)
COMPANY was out and honored the occasion
handsomely. They have quite company
and snowy uniform. They raised two
flags on which was inscribed " Lincoln and
Hamlin,' and gave them good cheering.
The girls were out in good numbers and
sung a song. The boys cheered fhe girls,
and the girls eheered the boys. The whole
closing in good style with a union cheer for
lincoln and Hamlin We understand two
more flags of the same sort have been put
ihis week, making four.
Joel Hammond, station agent for The
Kufand aud Cheshire Railroads, has re-
signed that position, TO take effect on the /
ifH day of October. j. Bowtelle, the well
knewn conductor on the Rutland road, takes
hk place, and Perly r. Downer, who has
been running the night train on the upper
end Of the road becomes Conductor
a Flemish Beauty pear, grown on S. F. |
Merrill's premises in this village, was shown
Us The other day, which weighs II ounces
Newcomb who has become such phil
ssopher IN the clothing line, has now out
done all his former philosophical efforts.
He has the latest and newest styles of cloths
we have seen. We win not undertake to
describe it, but by calling there you'll see
and find out the whole mystery. 1t looks
like The proverbs.
9. F. Woods has just returned from
market with fresh supply of drugs and
medicines, fancy and other goods. He is
also agent for Winslows Hair Regenera-
tor advertised in another column, and also
manufactures very excellent article of
wtaihg ink.
Geo 0. Guild is about to open a new
dry gcods store in Chase's new building.
~ Intends to begin business in October.
The thief who stole the horse and buggy
from Towns & Phelps, has been traced TO
Saxtons River, thence to the Centre,
cambrageport to Brattleboro', where all
further track was lost.
~ Tuesday of last week little daugh-
ter Of Geo. Smith, at Cages mills in West
minister, fractured her skull by falling from
a bridge.
Pr. S. NJ. Blake will soon Occupy room
~ Chase's new building for his dental office.
The Pedler broad cloth game has been
played on two farmers near Woodstock. to
the tune of 500 each. 1t is the same
game played Up in Franklin County and
repeated in this town. Look out for the
swindlers. HG
A Cornet Band has been formed in
Westminster, and they are now receiving
instructions from s. f. Merrill. &Bc
WI. Mack has splendid variety of :
sun flower in his garden. The flower is
iull er double from that of the ordinary
kind, are beautiful and we believe are
scarce in these parts.
Wide Awakes of Saxton's River. Bar
'onsville, Centre and the 'Porti Will you i
nos gire us good rally to hear Mr. Gull |
seF At Walpole, Monday evening, October :
Isl. The Wide Awakes of Springfield,
''e only company with uniforms in the :
Plate, are expected TO be present, and it is !
hoped they viii come down from Chester ,
~ the hundred.
Among the premiums awarded at the
eiate fair last week, was one to the Tur-
hine Water Wheels manufactured in this
village, by S. Chapman & Co.