Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-30

y h of it to make room for power press,
will lie sold cheap.
aEFs.-We have other duties TO attend
week, leaving the TINES mainly in
tare of the boys, and shall be obliged
so for a week or two hence, as we
have but day or so that we can spare
\ &ilitorial labor during that time. In the
time, we hope that our correspondents
pntinue their favors. A par
~ kiour fishermen caught GOO trout in
= bofo, in one days fishing last week.
gard this as pretty rare sport, and
10 beat. - Messrs. o. & b.
= display a new and tasty sign this
y which greatly improves the outward
\ rance of their place Of business. :
barles Jarvis, Esq, of Weathersfeld,
ZEN appointed recruiting officer for the
M n gment, in Windsor County. lie is a
The late Hon. VIM. Jarvis, and takes
Y u the matter with much earnestness.
: AT Proctorsville the frost on Sat
y night was quite severe, killing tomato
vines, &c. We hear Of but little
BE in this place, except to grapes,
MI were considerably injured in some
ices. Pigeons are getting 10
D5svGsy plenty throughout our valleys, and
ies1he opinion Of many'that they are nest
NJ pmew here in this immediate locality.
NM will doubtless receive the full alten-
~ "a sportsmen during the coming sea-
IN. c. n. Pease has just added
i many attractions TO be found at his
1and periodical depot, a soda fountain,
lkfeh, in view of the approaching dry sea-
w. vii probably become quite an institu'
-. AT any rate, he will furnish at all
mes pure and sparkling glass of soda
'ater to those who desire it. All should
smember that this is the place TO obtain
le best newspapers and periodicals.
Il The new cannon cast at the foundry of
/. s. Clark, to be used in tits village for
RIM salutes, &c, was tested few evenings
ine and came fully up to expectations.
Of small calibre. it has the genuine
Ne and the boys intend to give il more
koroDgh trial when an important Union
'ic1ory occurs. Tire Vermont Cen
m nna Sullivan railroads announce their
urzaer arrangement fhis week. Sc adver-
lsca1ent in another column. IT
on desire 10 improve your understanding
oss ahould not fail to call upon Hollis Street
( m Chase's block. The entrance to his
hopi now by the new stairway at the
oAlhend. II is oiten remarked
j hdies who are COED Judges in such mat
~, That the Misses Guild always furnish
q love of bonnet" and that neatness and
Iste are the prevailing characteristics Of
leir selections and productions. The la
les should not fail to give them call
We were favored on Tuesday with
ght but refreshing rain, and its influence
pom vegetation viii he of the most salutary
hasacter. j. G. Wightman has
tied up store in his block, formerly oc-
upzed by the post Office, and is filing the
aln4 with stock Of dry goods, &c, which
g VII dispose Of at rates adapted to The
mes. Give him call. A block
buildings Sc by so feet is about being
rected on the burnt district in this village,
y Oliver King and 0. f. Woods, and work
len are now engaged upon the foundation.
We understand the work will be pushed
'rward with all possible despatch. When
ompleicd ii will add greatly to the appear
nee Of the village Manufactur-
q at Saxton's River is now almost entire
I suspended. f. Goodhue of Brat
eboro, has been appointed recruiting officer
,r the 9th regiment in this county. :
III those who intend supplying themselves
'ith tomato plants from the garden of n.
Ionroe, at the toll bridge, should do so i'm
lediasely, or the opportunity may be lost.
$3.50 Zenas Sanders of Felchville, man
facfures very superior hor se-rake, which
akes the lead Of all others where it has
cen tested. II is highly recommended by
armers in all sections of the country, and
hose about to purchase such an article for
Sc the coming season, should not fail to ez-
mine Ibis rake, before engaging one of an
fher pattern. Farmers in want
good and reliable fertilizer viii find
;oe's superphosphate of lime just the thing
hey need. This article is for sale by Arms
Wilson, who have just received new
u Of very superior quality, which they
I'LL dispose of at low rates. See their adj
ertisement. The prospect for
God supply of fruit this year is quite en-
ouraging. If the blossoms have not been
,jored by the late frosts, and We are not
ware that they have been in this vicinity.
e may reasonably calculate on sufficient
,r our wants. There will be an abundance
{ curranis, strawberries and raspberries.
nd Indications are favorable for bountiful
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