Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-08
Vote for Commissioners.

..~s,v far Judge Goodhue thus fi 2Ii
ssiss cast icr Ira aOodhus but did not say for what
Tbere are ten towns to hear from, out
-. Goodhue, is doubtless reelected.
,hos,h his friends have had a narrow es'
:, 8, first from their own apathy, ana
next by Il scheme got up 10y lew brecN-
;or;dpe democrats of Bellows Falls who
.ecrslly circuIa ted votes for a DIR. fe''ee'
~ ;,oo;no,on. a candidate not publicly
lnown till Election day.
W a meeting Of the Uardens and YES
-. NJ Emmanuel Church, Bellows Falls
h,,aden Feb. 26th, in the year OF our Lord
aasi the following preamble and resoiu-
~. we're unanimously adopted;
1t has pleased Almighty God 10 s n va pres
49, take out Of this world the soul o. our 1880 $3.50
~, ,rA Rev Joel Cspp, Doctor in Divinity, i0r@eFs
1s<S1r Of this Parish, therefore az, ,,, q, the win
OF Iiin that doeth all thngs Welt we eannos
s~f from giving some formal expression i ne Tor so
1z * ,hs i'rath Of one who Sustained toNatis .s
e .ne , rea,i',n OF spiritual eacher and Sude
xSssirsd That we shall ever retain "a gra" "a ssn,
cuk ms many ;crtS Of purpose. the forwardness OF
NJ q - gooi work hi. untidng mbors among the
poos Tie sick. and The nee Ma, anu nus O"'e''
1891 That these resolutions be placed un I
oss ana published 10 the han ran.,,i d the iami.
49, tie deceased. and the parish IN wnea ,s w n
sayered with the assurance ~ Ss Ia ct,rk
ths.f afhction
4 mbrose Arnold, Esq, of Westminster
i now the conductor on the Sullivan Kat
.>.d He held tn. post when the road was
a, opened, for several years, and no CON
a..,.,or was ever more courteous TO passen'
ar NOR. faithful 10 his duties, and Il
recriyed back again with NEST cordi"
Welcome.
TEMPTED RoBBERY IL PLYMOUTH
bold aud daring attempt at highway
xahbery was made in Plymouth, on Wednes
evening OF last week Mr.. Joseph b
IL eston was returning from Ludlow, viii
5.nrse and sleigh, when he was met by t"'
,,,gl,waymen in a small pieee OF wood
.Aout half way from Ludlow to Tyson Fur
acc. One of them stepped one slde
- Mr.. w. to pass. and fell in behind
~ as soon as the other had stopped Tn
49, came up behind and struck AIR. Yves
IN heavy blow upon the head with ciu'
Ia repeated the blows till he was knocSe
osn senseless ia his sleigh. The force
saSthe first bow was broken little oy ms IA
h;cl, enabled hisn to scream loudly betor
the other FLOWS hal felled him, at who
liz horse took fright and fled, and vile
next Mr.. Weston was conscious, he foufl
himself ia the bottom of his sleigh, b
Arse running a, full speed, and some d.
nance from the place of assault, and noihi'
4 missing but bis hat, bat found his hes
BADLY cut, and bleeding protusely. lie u
IH8nedialely gave information Of what ~
Happened, and the whole neighborhood W
aroused and organized, and IN pursuit
l8 he villains. All avenues OF escape we
Immediately guarded, and at about ocio'
u the morning, the robbers were taken
Tyson Furnace. They gave their nam
Emerson S. Rowe of Meudon, and Ma
lin unleti of Rutland. On Thursday NOR
ing they were brought before Justice 20
lyn. before whom they both plead gum
and were bound up in $1,000 bonds
County Court, and ere long will OF cour
llave a steady home at Win dsor. one
them is about 10 years OF age, the ON
2 go, and both we're armed with pistols, kn'v
and powder and ball enough Tor quite
siege. Il has been ascertalned tha' "a
gave the names, residence, &c, correct
e and it appears in their confession that 10
81 had started ont on a tour of highway n
berv. They knew Mr.. Weston, and h
seen him have some money at Luo'
while making change. He had about ,
only, but mostly in small bills, which ma
al large showing in the eyes OF the roooe
Madison Chapman of this village met
SS# villains but short time before the alta
M on Mr.. Weston, but they did not modest II
u having, as they confessed, previously
81 ranged 10 make MIR. w. their victim, .
whom they intended to kill, it they ca
not succeed otherwise. Thanks, thereto
to Mr.. Wesion's horse. 1t was foolish
s. well as daring attempt at robbery, and
81 matter of much congratulaiion that sv
Justice so soon overlook the perpetrators
WISpHAM Co. AGRICULTURAL SOC
81 rY.-The finances of this Society are 4
stated by the treasurer, and show good M
agement -
Cash in the Ire asury. Jan. l, 1901, gao
received from the State, 100
from 200 members, Zoo
reed from sale OF tickets, &c, oz9
STAG
Paid for charging Foral Hall, 900
81 on account Of premiums, 900
81 - travel.
"a for printing, music. labor,
forage, &c, 90
Balance in the Treasury, TO-
s sl14t
The last weeks Argus says that Gree
and the republicans cant even RUE
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