Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-18
Londonderry.

Londonderry.
The Republicans and others Of London
nv. who are in favor Of sustaining the
Ion, and Of supporting the Administration
Is efforts to put down rebellion, are re-
lsted to meet at the Town Hall, in Lon
bderry on Saturday, August, 9th, 1862.
/ o'clock p NJ. for the purpose Of elect
four delegates to attend the county con
lion, and do all other business thought
per when met.
By order of Town Com.
londonderry, July 18th, 1852.
XBRIEFs.--A town meeting has been call
at the Centre, to be held on Saturday,
-morrow) at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to
II the town will vote to offer any extra
ucements 10 residents in this town, who
II enlist in the regiment now being form
in this state. AIRS. Hutchinson,
nee speaker, viii speak at Rockingham
Eutre on Sunday, July 20. The lecture
free, and all are invited to attend.
Some fifteen tons of wool, faostly
m Weathersfield, was sold in Windsor
week, at prices varying from 40 to AZ
BITS per pound. The new bridge
er the Queehee river, al Bfidgevaier, is
~ completed, and was opened for travel
the 4th. 1t cost about $1,000, and is
er one hundred feet long. A
Nod chance 10 procure excellent groceries,
IIpyisions, sc, may be found n Col. Hvde's
= Westminster street, who has a good sup
= on hand. 49, THE island in the
bnneclicut river, opposite Bratileboro, has
Zen purchased by a Mr.. Smith, Of Hins-
BE, for 1900. II was valued at over
N, 900 before the freshei, last spring. :
- Agricultural librsries have been es-
ablished in many places in this vicinity, by
n. Reynolds, of Boston. There can be no
nbi, we think, Of she value Of such asso-
tions. Every member, for the small
In Of SIS, has access to sIoo Or $3.50
birth Of agricultural works, treating upon
Rrious subjects, some one OF which must
Of special interest to every farmer In
bother place win be found list Of some
Il these societies formed in this section,
Ditch we find in tile PGenfr. The
i b regiment, at Brattle5oro, was mustered
- to the United States service on Wednes.
hy, last week. We have not pub.
hed the table giving the number Of vol
hteers for each town, as reported by the
sters, from the fact that there Is nothing
<tliable about it. In the first place, The lisl
Fas very imperfectly made by the listers
hemsekes, and, in the next place, there
ave been many enlistments in the state
Since the report was made. - We
Eould announce that it is impossible for Vi
y furnish any more back numbers contain
y ing the hearing in the Reading slave case
Re printed an extra number Of the edition
ntaining that report, but have been who'll,
pable to ill orders which have been re
Skived far and near. We wcul
bee more direct attention TO Woods supe
3fior moving machine, sold by Mr.. Barton
II Bartonsville. See advertisement Thos
Rho have used them speak of them in term
Il high praise. The Ninth regi
0ent. we understand left Brattieboro, Tues
Nv evening, and arrived at New forl
3 ednesday morning, en-ronte for the cam
Il instruction at Annapolis. III
Seople of this town Will at once recogni.
III New Orleans correspondent as, Lieu
Butierfeld, formerly clerk in Arms an
Wilson's store in this village. Since h
letter was received we learn from anoth'
purce, that Lieut.. Butterfeld, and all
Lieut.. French, of Co. X. lLunenburg
nave been detached and assigned duty ;
lst Lieutenant's in the Signal Corps. w
Re also glad TO learn that Lieut's. Erankli
md Holton, (Townshend Coz both SPOKE
a by Lieut.. b. as severeiy End dangerou
wounded, are now doing well, and a
Considered out of danger. Rev.
Gardner, late of Bangor Theologic
seminary, has accepted the invitation oft
congregational Church, Of this village,
uppiy them for the year ensuing.
fishing parties have become frequent
tie. Most of them visit Warren's Pond
most beautiful sheet of water in Alstead,
Il. We had the pleasure of acompar
hg one of those parties there last Saturd'
Ind we doubt If more agreeable place
% pleasure excursion can be found in q
section.
HEIR FOR THE WOUNDED.-Ne ho
that the good and patriotic people of {
sill age will at once do all they can for
benifit of sick and wounded soldiers. I
large cities have already been drained
& \ e. = II.