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

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Are you out of business2 or do you want
to get business3 II so, we refer all such :
to the advertisement of Mr.. Warner of
Saxton's River, IN another place.
The Argus announces a defaleation OF
S767, in the Woodstock post office, while
il was in the care Of the late editor Of the
Woodstock Age.
The Cavendish Light Infantry have
voted TO respond 10 the call OF the govern
mcnt, it wanted, 40 z. c. II. Chapman.
Esq, Offered the following resolution which
was adopted unanimously
Resoired, That we, the members Of the |
" Cavendish Light Infantry" are ready at
all times and on all occasions to do our iu-
ty and our whole duty as citizen soldiers.
FELcHvILLE.-The Bapiists of Felch-
Vile are going to buda church the coming
season. David Hammond of West Wind
sor is the contractor p. Merrill & Co.
have run their wooden mill on full time all
winter. l.. c. Fay &c Son are selling off
their goods at panic prices, TO make room
for new goods and rushing trade this
spring
Hon. Hampden Cuts of IIarland, is
, about to take up his residence in Brattle-
boro, having leased place for two years.
Most of the military companies of this
: State have responded favorably to the call
/, ford Guards who act under the advice of
> two or three Breckenridge men of Bellows
Falls.
: TowN MEETING.--The annual town
Z meeting for the choice of town officers, was
he'd on Tuesday, and passed off with gem
:, eral quiet Several ballols were had in a
: few instances. but there was no struggle.
5 Col. Asa Wentworth, .Jr., was chosen mode
! ralor and he following officers were chosen
+ 7o,cn Cierk-A. 6. Campb IL.
is Sci, ctn,en-Q. NJ. Doran, E. r. Osgood,
d Edmund Blake.
IOUN iFeuNuFeF--h' " ShbNoil' . ~
l. Ogerseer Poor-Cyrus Locke.
y First ConStaJie-Josia b. DivolL
$ auditors u II. Williams, L. ". Adams
B. Z. S. Sabin.
h Fence Vic,cers-C. A. Bishop, DaviC
% Stowell, G. w. Morrison.
Is 2own Grand Jurors f. C. Spauding
r Rodney Wiley.
To .Seaier Of Weights and Measures
d Williams. Inspector Of Leather-Jothau
ne Whitconb. Pound keeper-David SIowell
s. Listers-John Adams, c. H. Roundy
b, Alexander Alcherson
"a Superintendent Of .Schoois-C. B. Eddy
Of Trustee Surplus Fund Elias 0lcoIt. Sea
At, tons-E. ID. Ilolion, Franklin Henry, I
re II. Halliday, Hiram Wyman. Agent
CHI 3. Eddy. Voted 10 raise 80 cts. on tn
en- dcllar for support of poor, and incide"tl
nd expenses, and also voted to appropriat
ais 500 for the purchase Of a hearse at BE
is. lows Falls, and also voted to buy farm
ng be used by the town for the poor. Vote fc
al commissioner:
m Goodhue, 64
IA Pettee, 6f
,as j. S. Adams, E-q, of Burlington, Il
Of efficient Secretary Of Board of Educaio
re will give lecture on the subject Of Con
,ck mon Schools, at Proctorsville, on Mondi
at next (the l1th) al 6k o'clock, P. NJ.
les Our returns indicate that Crosby Nil
ar Of Pomrrrt, is elected commissioner
rn- Hindsor County without opposition
os- We understand that William Clegg, e
~ nineer on the Vermont Valley Railroa
to has leased the building recently occupi
rse by J. NJ. Brown, and owned by Barr
OF Walker. on Bridge street, and will open Z
her same this spring. 10 be kept as vic'uaIl
res, house. 1t is safe to predict that Mr.. Gle
e will be cordially received by the publ
hey and that the public will be received equal
NY so by him.
hey THE PLYMOUTH ROBBERY CAsE.-O
po- readers will find full account of the att;
lad in another place. We learn since that W
10" written, that the youngest rascal tried
94' saddle the blame upon the oldest one, b
ade while being bound TO be taken TO Woodsto'
ers' he confessed TO Darius Webster, form
'sie school mate OF his that he had thrown aw
acN his pistol, and told where it could be tour
nm, and Il was found as he had described 1
ar vounpest villain is thought to be the bi
ana p+st rascal of the two. ltappears that III
'uid wanted a team. They had met James L
ore, tiorew who had some $500 or $500 W
as him. but they did not like his horse.
II Is Pettigrew so far suspected them that
witt Turned the butt end Of his whip, and
;. himself on guard as he passed them. q
Gle We,ton's horse was high spirited and rea
thus was the means of saving his life.
lan- a.
CuEsrER IrEMs.-C. Ii, Rowe oil
, % his present entire stock Of jewelry, silly
]. ls ware, fancy articles. &C., at reduced pr''
D 90 this month, to make room for new SIC
"a q II 49, f