Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-23


d Saturday afternoon, Aug. 81, 1861, at
3 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for town representative, ten JUS
tiees of the peace, and to do such other
Business as may be necessary.
IN By order Of Torn Committee.
Aug. 20, 1861.
BREIFs. - Volunteering has been
Qpite brisk in this village this week.
nc excitement commenced on the recep-
In Of the intelligence from Washington on
Monday that more troops were wanted
Moses Il. White, Walter Mellsh, Martin j.
Buss, Monroe Chapman, and Patrick Mans,
Mld all started for Keene, N. H., next day,
Fling determined 10 enlist into the I'd New
Hampshire regiment, now at Washington.
Sme Of our people tried to prevail upon
hem TO wait and go out with the Vermont
hops, as they would get moro pay, but they
&clared they were going on TO fight, and
~ for pay, and off they went, and in a day
a two, if not already, will be in active SER
&c near Washington. On the whole, it
,es pretty quick work. Three of them
wre maehinists, and were in the employ of
AZ Messrs. Chapman a. Co, on their wa
Al wheels They left Keene on Wedues-
~ morning for Concord, from which place
ny start for Washington. The ar
nc in another place signed S" is written
an old jackson democrat. The
f1bel sympathizers of this County hold
Gunty Convention at Fayetteville to-mor-
nv. 1t is wholly managed by the seces-
lbnists of this village. The lst
Vermont regiment passed through this place
a their way home on Friday evening last
Seek. Five companies went up the Sulli-
vSn Railroad, and five up the Rutland
Mere was rush at the depot to see them
M The Windsor Cornet Band paid
zSisit TO the LIST regiment while at Brattle-
hr, and stopping here few moments at
xben returning home, generously played
feF pieces of music, in a very superior man
nj, showing themselves to be very excel
IN band, fully deserving the numerous
@npliments paid by the crowd around
Mem. We trust that the caucus call
a at the Centre on Saturday Of next week
M be attended by all who are cordial in
tAeir support of the government. No mat
a about the past now. Let us look for
" present and the future, throwing aside
past political animosities, as true patri-
q should do, for the good of our country.
= We shall be glad TO publish notices
q any caucuses Of the friends of the gov
lament which may be held in other towns.
Nnd them in. Can any one give
ny particular account Of white blueberries
VIC children find them ON the mountain op
Psite this place, in company with regular
bheberries. They seem TO be superior to
rs blues in flavor, and are quite transpa-
rnt and nice. Votes printed at this
oifce on short notice. Forward your or
&rs. A recruiting office was opened
4 Windsor on Saturday last by William
hacy, son, we believe, of +. C. Tracy,
one of the editors of the Chronicle. He
Vent out with the first regiment in the
owanton Company, and is undoubtedly full
qualified for the appointment. Two
more recruiting offices have been opened in
VI County,-one by H. II. Wheeler, Esq.
= Jamaica, and the other at Wilmington.
There was liquor seizure at Put
y last week. The hotel kept by Day was
farched by Sheriff Taylor of this village,
n some eight or ten barrels of liquor
&zed, to be dealt with according to law.
= One of the Bellows Falls volun-
Is got the news of the want of more
POPS on Monday morning about 8 o'clock,
~ IN few hours was on his way to Keene
enlist. There are several in this
FAce who are arranging their business with
view Of going TO the war as soon as pos
Die.