Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

FRIDAY, JAN. IA, 1852.



We would announce to our readers that
VIe have made arrangements by which we
u prepared to receive all kinds of book
*6lhding. The work will be done in the
most superior manner and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
IN BRIrrs.--The Episcopal church of this
village have decided to build new house
of worship during the coming year, and are
already making arrangements for The pur-
pose. II will be located on the site just
hesth Of their present church, and built at
Van expense of some $4,000, and when
completed will be among the best and finest
church ediiices in the State. The building
~ this church will form quite feature Of
business in this place during next season,
4 Md will give employment to number Of
aWorkmen. $500 o. +. Woods has re-
loved his periodical and drug store 10 his
new building in the square, where his
apartments are much more commodious
1han formerly, for dealing out news and
pLysic. A new post office has been
Established at East Dover, and S. ii. Sher-
man appointed Postmaster. Look
s<out for counterfeit tens on the Bank Of
s.Royalton, which are said to be difficult TO
sdetect. We commend Dr. S. M.
Blake of our village as an excellent dentist,
and most skillfol workman 10 his profession
70 be found in these parts. Our
readers will find the roll of the Sd company
IF Vermont Sharp Shooters in another col
umn. They have already done one noble
Need which probably has not parallel in
he whole army. Every man in the COM
ANY has signed the allotment roll, and the
nsseant assinged for the benefit of their
Families averages ten dollars per mouth for
zach man. At Woodstock last week
i horse became frightened and ran through
4be streets, knocking down one horse and
3 killing another and completely demolishing
- sleigh. The running horse received no
HMBJuTf. 6dst HAS tue HCmo uoth
bid and young, of Boston papers he has one
published ia Apri, 1928, which conse-
qoen,ly is nov 1874 years old, and contains
latest foreign news, which will of course be
III great interest ct this tune, being the trans.
actions in Europe up to within sir months
Of the time Of its publication in Boston
SB- The people of Weston are building
4 a school house which will cost when com.
Il pletad s. ,n0e. A large haii is in the sec.
y ond story. Fred. G. Warren of Lud-
low recently shot two Of his neighbor's
geese, installing them for wild ones. Mex
time be is going to try the elephant
The Revere House at Brattleboro, has
changed hands again, and is new kept by
II. G. Nash. Rev. Edward Smiley
late pastor of the Universalist church al
Bratteboro, has been appointed Commits.
4 sary Sergeant of the Sth regiment
The Fair of the ladies &c Immanuelcburch
4 held at Wight4aaza's HaN last week, passed
OFF with much success, aud the receipts, for
these times quite large. amounting to Si55
49, The Sons OF Temperance of Lud-
low, recently had a very interesting oyster
supper. at which .oasts, speeches, songs, and
patriotism flowed freely. The occasion wa
one of much enjoyment and satisfaction
We regret 10 learn that William L,
White, of Wardsboro, one of the Sd com
pany OF sharp shooters, died soon after ar
irving at Washington, of dipihera. He
died on Friday morning of last week, and
khere were seven of the company on the
sick list in camp. .Slhes said he had
= vision the other night, and on being asked
what 1t was, replied that he was carried
some nine hundred years into the future
where he took up a copy of the BELOW;
Falls Argns, ass found it still battling for
the presewa,ssn Of the democratic party
---- Our readers cannot fail to be inter
ested in the beautiful lines on our outside
entitled "All quiet along the Potomac"
BAsK MEETINGs.-The annnsl meeting
Of the Bank Of Bellows Falls, on Tuesday
was adjourned 10 Tuesday of next week
The annual meeting of the Bellows Fall'
Savings Institution was adjourned to Mon
Ja~ 10 04th &c E.An,a..,