Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-25
zeal MI "a 4 { q - .
FRIDAY, OCT 20, 1861.
pso,. BINDING.

Book binding.
would announce to our readers that
% made arrangements by which we
[soored to receive all kinds of book
I. The work will be done in the
{sn,erior manner, and we are quite
Y, ill Give satisfaction. Orders solicited
BY some mistake Of the ex-
|a,t week, The packages Of TIMES for
s.deld and Tyson Furnace were trans
\ the one for Springfield going to the
Mace and the one for Tyson Furnace
sriucfeld. 1t is the only mistake that
sceurrcd in carrying the papers on
5,vo lines for a period of more than
bars, which we think is doing pretty
Snd fortunately both packages were
i ,be same size, so that our subscribers
ke places were supplied, aud not dis
| ned beyond the wrong name on each
4 : Mrs. Il. n. Keyes of Wal
H. our thanks for a bush of nice ripe
krries, being the second crop of the
The bush was very thrifty, and
srres in all the different stages. from
{n 10 perfect maturity; the like OF
i not remembered in this section. :
Harms & Wilson are doing fine bus
N their line Of trade this fall. They
NC Kerosene oil this week, at a price
/ what has been the usual figure for
r.icle. and il is a good time therefore,
in for "more light" The
resiment passed through this place,
e COR Washington. on Saturday. II
posed Of fine men, and is really a
Ia regiment. Rev. Mr.. Stone, the
In. is well known in this section as
$ly principal OF Chester Academy. :
8Nernon Marsh of the I'd Vermont.
TENT out in the Ludlow company, has
led, having been discharged in conse-
I Of disability from wound received
Run. He was wounded in the neck,
is now stiff, and will probably re-
Fo. The last company recruit
chester and Cavenlish, is command
]. G. Spaulding of Cavendish. L.
bark of Chester, is LIST Lieut.. lie
as drum major ia the LIST Vermont.
4 Capt. +. 4. Streeter, now recruit
harp Shooters at Braitleboro, had over
N some days since, but he wants
ore TO make his company fun. !
i Fallam Of Ludlow, recently went to
Engton with a number Of recruits for
|cond regiment. His son, Yolney, is
|aln 10 the same regiment. The
Masters at Tyson Furnace and North
|er, announce change Of stamps in our
lns this week. - In the Sixth
bent, is a father and two sons from
Jury, where he leaves wife, little.
tier and a child about six months old.
ather goes out as wagner. and the
pys in the ranks with muskets. The
Y separated at Montpelier, and the
lis described as having been very az
X. We meant 10 have noticed
ppointment of Asahel Wilder as Post
i at South Reading, some time since,
rgot it. We believe he took posses
4 the office on the LIST inst, and we
stand, has fitted up 10, Of boxes and
things convenient generally. As he
prmerly held the office, he well I'M
|nds his duties, and no doubt will per-
Them in an acceptable manner. j
speaking Of the 9th regiment last
we OF course, meant to have said that
bmalley was sick, and not Col. Hyde,
Eommands the Sd regiment, thus leay-
u 9th in command of LII. Col. Grant.
|eaders doubtless made the correction
kmselyes. An freshman, gem
known in this village as Malachi
very near being killed on Wednesday
Pc. He was worse for liquor as usu-
H got cast on Cheshire railroad bridge,
track. The train was rapidly APP
|'lng, but he was seen by G. Cald-
pho seized and pulled him off just in
to save bis life, and then received a
ing from the inebriate for what he had
= DR.. Grau of Brattleboro, died
Furday evening last week. He was a
Pghiy scientific man, and held a high
pn IN his profession. He was AZ years
/, and had lived in Brattleboro thir-
Fears, during which period he was con-
wiia the wa:er cure establishments
\ place. 1t has become little
and Ascotney was capped with snow
Iday morning.
AFToN.- Grand Military Master =