Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-21

lave male arrangements by which WE
repared to receive all kinds of hook
no. The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
Y will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
n,rrs. - Our friend, Soloh Perry of
bridgeport, desires us to correct an
in the account of The firemen's visit to
= place last week. 1t was not got up
paid for by him, but by the citizens
rally of that place. While we gladly
the corrections it in no way detracts
the enjoyment Of The occasion, nor Of
Fery excellent dinner which Perham
up SO well. We have some
N bills to meet on the first Of July, and
ing now to do it with. viii those who
not paid their subscriptions for this
please take the hint. Please pay
10 our agents, or forward to us imme-
*ly. Dan McCarty was last
released from Jail, and after being at
three days, again went at his old
]. OF course he was the worse for
:, and came near getting drowned in
liver, but got out and began smashing
4 generally in his house, when he was
ted by sheriff Taylor, brought before
BE Perry, required to give bail in the
Of 500 or go to Jail. which he did, an
= woman, named Fitzgerald, furnishing
honey. If any one has copy
TIMES of May IL, which they don't
! 10 keep, and win forward The same to
'se will be greatly obliged. ii.
Usher, a merchant of Brattleboro, died
y suddenly at that place, on Thursday
ling Of last week, just after eating his
kfast IN usual health. Ho died in forty
1&tes after being taken sick. Ger
appearances about the bank caused
to think that an attempt was made to
! it on Saturday night, but on the whole
hot probable that any such attempt was
We find in Keokuk 0owa)
y the death Of Charles l.. Deming of
city, formerly of this place, son Of II.
peming, formerly conductor on the VAL
Railroad. He died June 9Th, and was
hears of age. Fox Skin Dam
having got out of prison, appears TO
his old tricks again. He is supposed
\ the person who recently obtaired
ribbon at the millinery shop of the
ses Guild, and pretending to be stop
! with some friends on Green street,
a very large supply of samples to show
before purchasing and departed, and
purse has not since been heard Of
believe he had previously obtained
) on trust, by telling his old story that
|ss coming in soon with some beet, and
ID pay the bill "in few days" He
supposed 10 be some farmer, and his
skin operations are his particular fort.
Henry S. Blake of this village,
went out with the first Vermont regi-
h, was stationed in piece of woods du-
the fight at Big Bethel, where the balls
Billed and tore the trees around him
Eely, mainly overhead, the fire of the
by being aimed too high TO do them
b. One man near him was slightly
|nded by a splinter. Riley Stearns, of
Same company, and formerly clerk for
II. Woods, was stationed at the same
|e.- The Phenir says that ii. n.
!, Esq, of Nottingham, in returning
, the Bennington county court at Man
bter recently, while crossing the noun
in Searsburg, was thrown out of his
ION with such violence as to produce
lpound fracture in his leg below the
h. One line dropped and the horse be-
le unmanageble thus occasioning the
dent. A dead man was found
mill pond in Swanzey, N. H., on Fri
last week. He was not known, but
10 circumstances lead TO the superstition
his name was johnson and that he came
p Bur lington. He is thought TO have
q insane and committed suicide. :
! house of Nathan Hall of North Charles
n, N. H., was struck by lightning on
esday evening last week. Mrs. Hall
knocked down senseless. Her bus-
d took her up and placed her on bed,
posing her to be dead, but she showed
Is of life, and by immersion in a tub of
water was soon restored. A
ne lady of this village has three broth
in the Springfield company Of volun-
g. They have left an excellent sister,
are themselves soldiers brave and true.
- ID. Z. Murphy has retired from the
1t and Shoe Company at Saxion's Riv-
and we understand will engage in BUSH
J fer himself soon, in that village.
'lYNoUTH IrEMS.-We learn from the
odstock .Staadard that the dwelling
Sc and woodshed, together with most of
contents, belonging to George b. Pot
were burned on Tuesday night of last
*. The family narrowly escaped. The
Idings were insured.