Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-03

|ohleen years Of age, as an apprentice to
d printing business. Apply ut this Office.
BpIrrs.--The children Of this village /
ElI doubtless be glad to learn that they
1--we been highly complimented in several
our exchanges, for their patriotic work
behalf of the soldiers. The Brandon
kopitor calls upon the children in that place
initiate their example. The re-
IT. that there had been drafting in Brad
| nd i incorrect. The Telegraph says there |
as no, only no drafting but that they have
rpi.hed eight more than their quota. 49,
We regret TO record the death by dysen-
Sry. Of p. +. Perry, Esq, of Saxion's
liver, which took place about 10 o'clock
| NJ, on Thursday of last week. He had
len sick bat brief time, having, we be-
ieye, been in this village only a week pre-
kous in his usual health. He has long been
resident and leading business man in our
bwn, and was highly esteemed in the walks
II life. But a few days before his sickness,
be learn he had purchased an interest (Mr.
|Ioits) in the mandatory Of Farnsworth
L Holt Of that place, though The writings
! al not been made at the time Of his death.
bis age was tiity-three years, and his fune-
|al was attended by large concourse Of
beople on Saturday, and discourse preacb-
Ia by Rev. Mr. Wilbur. The Sax
|ons River Light Infantry were dined by
bur citizens on Thursday of last week,
While they were on their way TO camp at
Brattleboro. They were not dlned IN
body, but families took three or four each.
There were many who wept as they march
81 10 the depot. - Rev. Mr.. Perry
pf this village has removed to Nofthtieid,
Mass, which place is now his post office adj
dress. He supplies the Congregational
church at the same place, and his many
friends in this place viii be glad TO hear that
be is pleasantly located. The people OF
Plemouth will not hold their usual agricul-
lural fair this year, on account OF the alb
Fence Of so many Of their townsmen TO the
War. - : The ladies of Saxton's River
have prepared grand dinner for the com
rany which has just left that place, and are
now in camp al Brattl, boro, aud will senc
il to them this day IFhorsdayt. The la
dies there appreciate the soldier boys, anc
the boys appreciate them. Gold dig
sing has taken a fresh start in flymonth
A few days since, Mr.. J. II. Bass, col,
digger from Rhode Island, found a piec'
worth Sl5 so. This IS the largest plec'
yet found in those diggings. lie has founc
several pieces valued at from 81 90 t.
SIS 90. He seems to have struck rich lea
which Weld. IS 90 10 $40 90 per squar
foot on bed rock Bolivar lowell 0
Alstead, has been appointed Assessor in tn
Sd district of New Hampshire, in place Q
Calvin May, Jr- deceased. We IN
derstand that wksn the Sixteenth regimen
is in the field, there win have been, sine
the war begun, Fl 900 men froEa Vernon
as volunteers in the service of the Unite
States. TIE absence Of this large body {
men is now very perceptible in all parts {
the State. The surgeons reconmen
that all future contributions for sick an
wounded soldiers should be fer warde& I
Gen. G.. f. Davis at Brattleboro, or ID
Thayer at Burlington. This request
made because the time is near at hand whe
the soldiers Of our State Will be SO numel
Gus as to need all these cantiibutions then
selves. 1850 At thexlate session of Il
grand jury, at Fayetteville, the publish,
of the Bellows Falls Argus was indicted f
publishing an obscene paper. The vote {
! the eighteen jurymen, on fnding bi
against him, was unanimous. :
One Of the best millinery and dry goo,
establishments in Vermont is that kept
20. J. Pratt q Co., at Bratilebero. In late
styles. and prettiest patterns, they are ne
err excelled. They make a fresh announc
ment this week in our advertising column
10 which we would invite attention. :
We learn that a seccsh in Bethel was r
Gently treated TO free ride on a rail, al
subjected to quite a number of performa
ces, by the soldiers there. For want
tar they used molasses. The IL
regiment passed through this place on Nc
day and Tuesday, on their way to camp
Brattleboro. 1t is thought the l4th "
also 20 into camp in few days.
We hear of patriotic incident in Cratic
which, we believe, secured the last volu
teer needed to ill up their quota. A h
band, on arriving at his home, said, we
wife, had / better enlist, or not 1
noble response of the wife was" | sh
not advise you whether to enlist, or NJ
but if Twas man, / should enlist" A
straighiway the husband did enlist, and
already in the service of his country.
j. d. Bridgman, Esq, states attorney
this county, has been appointed adjutant
the 18th regiment. He viii no doubt M
an excellent officer: at all events. he ,