Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23

Through thc posl-oiiice' A"'s wa 'N'uNN
N he price uniform in the village, and we
rust also remedy some other difficulties
n. hish sometimes occur.
n The annual meeting Of the Bellows Falls
IL ibrary Association will be held at Col
Mentworths Office on Monday evening next.
Sec notice.
a The Bellows Falls Home Educational
q ssocia,ion held another interesting meet
us last Tuesday evening, and the house
WAS well filled for the first time, showing an
Increased interest highly gratifying. Rev.
ZhIr. Perry, Rev. Mr.. Gray, and Messers'
3Slate, Albee, Atkins and johnson partlci-
$pated in the discussion. The next meeting
AZ 10 be held in two weeks, Tuesday evening,
n December 4th.
Musical petticoatsl a Partisan genius
has Just invented a musical petticoat by
the mid Of scientific mechanism, the crino-
line is rid Of all springs, hoops, bolts piV-
~ 49, and is inflated like liie-preserver'
HAthe air furnishing any amount OF distenl'oo
freouierd, to a given circumference oil say
,uarter of mile. The sublime feature OF
the invention Is this; the elegant wearer
need only touch spring, arranged TO COM
muncate With the pocket Of her dress, and
the air in the skict sets in motion mu-
steal attachment net unlike bird-organ,
playinr variety Of tunes, from the gems
Il Of the opera to the nursery lullaby The
q Inventor confidently declares that ballroom
orcbestras may be entirely dispensed with
4 in the future; the ladies wearing this ma-
steal petticoat can prepare themselves with
n waltzes, quadrillcs and polkas, to their
hearts content.
SAxToS's RIvER.-Some clothes line
scoundrels made haul on Monday night
last. At Saxtons River, the lines of Mrs
Mason. A. j. Searles and i. S. Sabin Jr.,
were robbed, ard we learn also that loi
we're taken from TO. Ball, near there
and several lots from Cambridgeport.-
Suspicion rests upon couple of strangers
who were seen ut Saxton's River, wearing
drab hats and monkey jackets.
The exercises Tuesday evening. at tht
Seminary, we learn, were highly interest
ing and gave mueh satisfaction. They nag
crowd in attendance.
Sabin has filled up again with new goods
and is now having rush OF customers
day and evening. His stock is greater thai
ever before.
NJ. J. Amsden is furnishing boots an
Il shoes at very reasonable rates, They ar
Il also made Of good stock, and of course hi
u goods are Of good quaiity-an importat
item in that kind of business.
The story Of the finding of Fairbank
body as we had it last week was not Co
rect, though the body acas found ON Thur
day afternoon of last week, at about Il
time we went to press. Il was discovert
about half mile above the village, an
was towed down TO the canal. 1t WI
identified by persons here as the body
Fairbanks, and his friends in Springfe
were sent for, who came down and tor
che body that night.
Newcomb keeps on hand good assol
ment of ready-made clothing, as all nj
see by calling at his store. lie also max
proclamation of that fact in our ADVERTISE
columns.
Sumner Chapman, of the firm of Cha
man &c Co., Of this village, was severe
burnt ia the face last Monday, while han
ling melted zinc. One eye was serious
injured but it is hoped he will recover so
There is to be grand Thanksgivi
dance at Cambridgeport, Perham's II
next Thursday evening. Chester @
drille Band furnish music.
At a meeting of the Chester Wide Avs
Club, held last Saturday evening, C
mittee were appointed to take charge
the flags, torches, &c, belonging to
Niuu, anu preserve thehi TOT thc use vi
Republicans of Chester Another c.
mittee were appointed to settle up the
fairs Of the elub, after which they adjou
ed to March 4th, 1861.
Arms & Wilson have a fresh lot Of flC
and a host of other things, which are '
necessary for poor mortals below
their advertisement.
rscAPED.--0ne Of the prisoners at
State prison escaped last week. ItapP
that while one of the guard with tive |
-oners, was in the meat cellar to the pri
one of the prisoners expressed wis
step out, aud as he did SO, locked the
after him, and with the assistance of a
der he easily scaled the wall, and bid ;
by to making scythe snaths.
A fellow in Bratilebero, a democrat,
was geins to the village to vote, saw a
soon after it had been shiyerea by i
ming, and declared with much empl
that it was a sure omen of Lincoln's
ton. /" Why" inquired a republican fr
;. Because said he. = Old Abe is r,