Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-06-14

o.Iag. The work will be done IN the
~. superior manner, aud we are quite
4. IN give satisfaction. Orders solicited
n&,rFs. - The members OF Abeuaqui
Company, No, /, of this village,
Nh m excursion to Cambridgeport Oh
,.,.rlay last. After having despatched
~ ,nqine a little in advance, they 'em-
y ut 10 o'clock, on board Of coaches
+- by spirited horses from the livery Of
,.,2Ss & Phelps, and were joined at Sax
KS River by the Westminster Cornet
l>.I who escorted them 10 the port,
,l.srs they arrived in season to pariake OF
ptuous repast at Perham's hotel, pre-
.. for them at the expense of Scion
I. ~ ESQ, at whose invitation the eXcur-
- as made. A portion Of the after
,ou@& WAS devoted to going through the
z. :" for the ratification" of the port
y. w Ill after having done many handsome
h;s (such as only iremen can do,) and
!, sng themselves generally, they started
y return trip" and marched into the
srS1s of our village, accompanied by the
M al GL o'clock. They then repaired
Z ~ Island House, where the band was
TO an excellent supper, got up
. ~ Jones best style. The whole affair
,.s181 off pleasantly, and We congratulate
M rompany on their success, as well as
heir good appearance. The congre-
,s,;oaal society at Saxton's River have en-
,..ea The services Of Rev. Mr.. Harris for
be Ensuing year. A few persons
,oT,yened at Wightman's Hall on Saturday
.v.sntrr last, to "chase the glowing hours
r;sk flying feet" to the lively notes Of an
MI |baspipe. Al accounts agree that it
81 &c nor of the season. All who
xsG(Sa daily newspaper, or any OF the Pc
III Is, can be supplied by calling on o.
Il. Moods who has constantly on hand
"a supply of the latest news. 1t
wo96 be decided improvement in our
vi "a if the boys who are accustomed,
slf invariably, to congregate in the
III Va, aud render the evenings hideous by
IN shouting, racing, Sc, would dispense
iii sth, or at least modify their revelry
il th degree as not to interfere with To-
Az ion, or endanger the hearing Of peo-
pi9 BIO pass through this section of the
yiII u after sunset. We are willing that
H. pys should enjoy themselves, but not
II expense Of the public. We
I6f BY Browns, at the north end OF the
Islle, so often every day that we cannot
hi noticing, even if we would, what u
stIIhl caterer he is for the public taste, and
III femptingly he spreads his edible"
~ the eyes Of US hungry mortals.--
Here is something said in one Of tho COM
mandmcnts-whIchi is il about not wish
iaxf or what don't belong to you. Is 1t
q1e right, think you, Mr.. Brown, during
li hard times, when work is slack aud
a56Gey is scarce, TO be putting temptation
ll IN mems way, We are not sure but
sl6lhw ought to make some provision al
III times, fordidding our grocery men from
ni1Nng such tempting displays of good
thes. However, to those who have 20
ready" we don't suppose it makes mucl
a. Fence; and all such we advise 10 90 a
a. TO Browns and it they 60 once they
be sure TO 80 again, and to keep going
east so long as the "ready" lasts.
u. S. Clark, Of this village, is quite ex
lively engaged the present season ii
o. ulacturing Kirby mowers and reapers
40 has, we understand, filled an unusua
le number of orders, which is suilicien
xy ence that these machines stand in tin
~ rank of the many different pattern
A< in use. Mr.. Clark manufactures ever,
M ion in the very best manner, and thos
chased of him will give satisfaction.
There has yet been but little real sum
mf weather, and farmers in this yicinit
~ rather late about their work. Gras:
~ over, looks well, and this should be en-
e1raging, for Helper says-"Hay is King,
bead Of cotton. Besides, the latest sprin
&ot necessarily followed by the lightes
west. More breadth of land is sowe
planted this year than usual, and it
pbable tat more will be produced b
mers than perhaps ever before.
&E u. Newcomb has a complete assortmei
&broadcoths, doeskins, &c, which make
into garments in very superior mar
and at prices which can't be beat. II
- has the latest style hats and caps
I've him q call. Hon. John Kin
has been appointed agent for the tow
Putney, under the act making provision
the families OF volunteers. Re
l. b. Smith of Brandon, formerly OF II
u Seminary, at Townshend, has receive
accepted the appointment of chapli
he second Vermont regiment, now
Ellington. For school books, blan
account books, &c, call upon J. v
Pore, who has long been favorably know
The public. Several spacious re
Foirs have recently been constructed
erent parts Of this village as rescouri