Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

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requested to meet at The TowN HALf.,
BIZ PARISH, on Saturday, Augsst sM,
y, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
bling four Delegates to ettend the County
hvention, and TO do such other business
bay'be proper when met.
BY order of Town Com
|Testaiaster, July 10, 1862.
kince our last the weather has been ex-
bingly hot, ana become the theme of
lark. On Sunday the Thermometer rose
IS degrees, and in one place in this vii
\ it is said to have risen to over 100.
hessrs Merrill e. Skinner have Just OPEN
hew Photographic and Dental Rooms at
kingfield and Proctorsville, and are now
barred TO perform all kinds of work in
h line in the most thorough and salisfsc~
manner. From their great experience
bic business the public will not hesitate
bestow upon them liberal share Of par
page. See their advertisement.
Mrs. Works. trance speaker, will again
blk at Rockinehaaa, on Sunday next, at
usual house.
a. c. Estabrook, Esq, formerly Of Read
has been appointed Post Master at
pdusky Vermont.
The fall term Of the Green Mountain
Eiiute, at South Woodstock, commences
Thursday September 4th. William r.
|pman, A. NJ, is an experienced and sue
Eful teacher, aud viii spare no efforts to
he the coming term one Of great profit
III attending. See advertisement in an
er column.
Thomas Ball, of Athens, was badly in
ID on the morning ofthe Fourth, through
elessness in firing gan with other boys.
face was badly burnt. and filed with
Tder, and though his eyes had a very
row escape,it il thought he viii fully re-
err the use ofboth.
N. Thorn, Braftleboro, issues a new
reclamation in this weeks TINES, as
readers win elsewhere observe. Il
axis for itself.
~ For the account Of The Six Days
tie near Richmond, see outside.
'uTsEr.-A correspondent in putney,
les US that The tabular statement pub
ID in the Picnic last week in respect
be number Of soldiers they have fur
led, does great injustice to that town, as
i have furnished between 40 and so to
knowledge. and if necessary, arc able
willing TO furnish as many more TO
down this infamous reballion." :
Iney is determined to exist, notwfsh-
ding the commotion raging in She coun-
judging from the Improvements in
way of building. s. T.. Wheat last year,
/ one of the incest barns in the County.
has now in course Of completion a
utiful cottage hoase, which when com
tied, will be one Of thn most desirable
dences in town. His brother j. ID.
eat, has also done much to beauty and
se pleasant the valley in which he re-
$. John Kimbail Is also erecting a fine
4 on his premises, il was raised on Thurs
of hast week, and attended with a sad
dent, Mr.. Harvey Clough having both
5 broken by falling timber. Mr.
fer has nearly completed new set of
dings which make a fine view from the
,ge. There are anumber of buildings
recess Of erection, which makes plenty
york for their mechanics. They
had very appropriate celebration on
Nth. All the Sabbath school children
'wn met at the Congregational Church
0 o'clock a. M, when procession was
led under the superintendent of Chas.
rigley, (marshall,) headed by Abbot's
d, and the speakers Of the day, march
TO the Grove, Kindly donated for the
.sion by John Kimball) where seats and
tything requisite for the occasion were in
Iiness. Order Of exercises list, sing
by the choir; I'd, prayer by the Rev.
Holman, of N. H.; Sd, music by the
d; 4th, an Address by Joel Page, Of
stminster; 9Th, an Address by the Rev.
Dwight, of Putuey; 9th, singing; 9TH.
resses by Doctor ii. ID. Holton, and
!. NJ. Kingsbury, of Putney; Sth, music
,hoir and Band 9th, Addresses by Rev.
Holman, G. r. Smith and David Craw-
!; 10th, refreshments were furnished in
ndance for all. Every thing passed off
sanity, the speaking was very good, the
avior of the children admirable.
OF. STouGHroS.-We are glad to
q that Col. Stoughton was not wounded
V battle near Richmond, last week, as
fst reported. He had his horse shot