Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-18

nGtOn are aii w sict Htcu ot CiOlnihg, cS
Lpeally of overcoats, and we trust they vii
/ forwarded at once. The men are in ia,
Llyance, and suffer more from exposur,
han they would in battle. Sonic DAYS
;uee, the commissary was unloading dam.
red meat at the quarters of the Fourth
rriment, which came under the observa.
bn of Col. Stoughton who Immediately
Flered it off the ground, greatly to the de-
Eht of the soldiers. A better quality was
ferwards provided. Col. Hyde is sick, aud
bnsequently much of the time, Lieut.. Col.
rant j, IN command Of the Fifth.
BRrrrs.-Our friends in making remit
|nces are requested not 10 send stamps Of
u old issue. They are worthless at the
Isl office here, and very soon will he at
|ery other post Office. Jack Frost
hide his first tracks in this section on
Iednesday morning last, and lightly at that.
i many years since il held of SO late,
N the weather has been exceedingly fine
Iriun most of the Fall. The post
siers at Saxton's River and Grafton, both
kertise to exchange stamps this week.
v notice. We understand that
Springfield, second crops of berries may
Mound. Ripe raspberries and those in
blow we're picked last week.
ose wanting nice lot Of fruit, especial
Winter apples, are referred to Mr. Wight
MS advertisement. A friend in
lister writes us that few days since, he
an articboke in blossom. The stock
/ over ten feet in height, aud on the top
severel yellow blossoms, forming
he curiosity for that branch of the veg
Bile family. The ladies of Sax
Y River have made up large box of
Rs, blankets, and other things for the
biers, and sent them off this week. ] he
les of Chester have done the same.
Springfield is no less enterprising in her
/ in carrying on the war, than in man. \
cturing at home. She has II3 men in
army. Hon. j. II. Giddincs /
bed through this place on Monday, on
|way to Canada, to resume his duties
Fe as Consul General. The venerable
man looks hale and hearty. - Al
Graham, formerly Of Springfield, is
now to be a captain in the rebel army.
married wife in Springfield only about
tear and a half since. Grey
irrels are qnite plenty in this section,
very frquently of late they fall mar
to the fatal aim of some sportsman.
Gov. Holbrook expected to have been
Montpelier on Thursday of this week.
saw him on Saturday, much improved.
had already begun to write his message
. We have often seen mothers
servants wheeling the babies back
is. We don't propose to discuss the
Ter, but would call their attention TO an
lie on this subject, on our outside.
The remainder Of the premiums award
the Black River Valley Fair will be
I on first page. Also on the inside, a
from t. o. Winslow. 49, Mrs.
pms OF ProctorsviIle, lost or had stolen.
IN money while on the fair grounds at .
ftorsville. - The cavalry company !
bratleboro, passed through this place
Rturday en- route for Burlington. They
commanded by Capt. Josiah Hall of !,
minister West. Capt. Hall has a mill
education, is well fitted for the post,
ne doubt not viii make first rate of.
tie has many noble men in his com
\ as We can testify from a personal ac-
ptance with some of them. The first
tenant OF this company is Robert Sco-
"a Lieut., n. f. Haywood, both of !:
Neooro. Capt. Moses Coffin Of :.
'gheld, has five sons now in active ser
N the national army. The Tar
children of Springfield, are giving con- ).
10 various places, we see by the pa :
win much success. They are fine =
ana deserve sll the applause they ;,
=. - A letter from one of the 9
'h heglmental Band, to friend in
'iase' gives an amusing sketch of their
npment, in Virginia, among which the /,
Oh one tent is well delineated. Prot.
- IS there quite natural, while Camp :,
also there, apparently asleep. Nc l
y COOK Tor the band, is also recognized :
premises, near what looks like an
summed sugar boiling place, two up :,
s'cAs and one across. A wash tub :.
open ar, the artist names awash
The sketch is good one, and
~ 70 Leslie. On Monday pa
'"aries Henry, son of George Henry c,
A''ieooro, in swinging from chestnut g,
. Tue ground, broke his leg near the =
in the fall. ne