Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-26
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FRIDAY, JULY &c. 1861.

Bulrs Run On Sunday there was q
I'd at the telegraph Office at ) o'clock in
z a(iernoon, but no news of importance
received, but tho anxiety was very APP
mt and there is now hardly neighbor-
M, in the free states who has not friend,
" latiyes in the army. There was
rrific shower in Springfield, on Friday
week, accompanied with thunder and
ming. The water poured down in tor
creating great flood and washing
highways badly, the damage to which
ave heard estimated from $500 TO
DO. = The ladies of Grafton sent
amp Baxter to Co. A, (Springfield) a
box of provisions, on Saturday last.
ladies CT Grafton are patriotic TO the
II extent, and the boys viii appreciate
many kind favors. - Cragin 4
are furnishing the crowd with the
Of provisions and early vegetables, and
lowest market prices. We noticed a
new cheese there, the other day, Of
hid quality. The painful spec
Of an insane young man has been in
ktreets for few days. He imagines
elf an engine, and goes about initiating
He has whistle which he blows and
moves off gradually into short step
10 the no small amusement of the boys.
etimess he cries "all aboard, ? g ears
!" Sc, and once he called AT the post
". inquiring if the mails were ready, as
Wars, were about 10 start lie IS APP
billy eighteen years of age, and we I'M
land, belongs in Rhode Island, where
as once injured in the head while en-
I'D by a railroad company in Some Ca
N in connection with an engine, which
ubly accounts for the particular vein
II runs in his mind. - - Z. Il. chase
B. have on hand nice stock Of boots
Xshoes which they offer at reasonable
Their work has already become first
in market. Cressy q Howe,
below the village, do very superior
y in the tanning business. There
|an incident just above Westminster de-
IN the Valley Railroad one day last
The engineer suddenly whisrled
Re brakes, when little child was dis
red running on the track, and the ter
Slrieken little thing still kept 10 front OF
Engine till the train sufficiently stopped,
conductor Arnold Of the Sullivan
b, who was aboard, jumped off and
ID and placed the child beyond danger.
<don't know whose child il was, but its
lAsas doubtless saved by the faithfulness
be engineer who kept a steady look out
NJ. If he had been looking away but
" instant. at that time, the result might
! been fatal. IL you want the
dress goods to be afforded in these war
3, just call upon Gray & Swift. :
4y's Moving Machines, manufactured by
3. CLARK of This village, have recently
Several successful trials with other ma
Is, and the demand has been so great
Il Mr.. Clark has been unable to fill all of
orders. Three orders came in on Mon
Il As both mower and reaper, the hir-
4 probably not surpassed by any other
Nine. The Argus says that Fox
= Danforth was in Westminster West,
h Sd, where he ran his face for some six
Ars' worth of goods for which he will
y 10 few days" Probably he has a
of that 'sbeef" left with which he
going to pay debt contracted here a
weeks since. The public must be on
va Cor him. He is tall, and We believe
rather light or sandy hair, though we
y forgotten, it being some time since we
Dim. Will some one give US full and
cular description of him The
teberians got somewhat humbugged
friday evening last week. They had
"a Manassas junction had been taken,
IA large crowd collected in front Of the
4oGce, around the bulletin. The big
n was brought out and few guns fired
1pnor of the supposed victory. :
patriotic ladies of Londonderry have
Rarded to the Ludlow company Of the
Regiment, large quantity OF hospital
ping, bandages, &c We under
that the account of the late school
eiing at Brattleboro, which we recently
2ished, was incorrect. The status of the
Dols remain as before, as we stated, but
relative to the teachers sal
was really to lessen instead Of increas-
ti, winch was voted down by a large
pity, The teachers salary heretofore
been $500 a year, and the proposition
TO make it 5000, which did not prevail,
that therefore remains as before. "Olh-
pan English branches" have been taught
etofore and will be hereafter, the pro-
iion before the meeting being in effect
Percent the teaching Of .'other than the
Elish branches" which was also voted
h. The speakers, therefore, who par
Paied in the discussion spoke precisely
ps'ie from what we represented them
Among the guests at the Island House
Pc present time are the Hon. Saml San
/ and lady, of St. Louis, Mo.