Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-25

this week to the details of the great flood
of the Connecticut, and the engagement at
Yorktown, in which the Vermont troops
Our troops having
evacuated Jacksonville, Florida, the Union
lists there were obliged to leave also, and |
large number of these refugees landed in
New York last Friday; among them are
MR. G. l.. Robinson, wife, and two child en-
He has probably lost all of his property in
Florida, at the hands of the traitors. But
they have escaped death, and will be warm
ly received by their friends in Vermont
80 - See notice Of school superinten-
dent for this town. O. J. Pratt &
Co., I5rattieboro, are offering bargains in
millinery and dress goods of the most ia.
vorabfe nature. Those who go to Brattle-
boro, and want "love Of bonnet" or
anything I'm their line, will fad what they
want. : : Warren Chase, of Whiting
ham, recently died very suddenly, of dis
ease Of the heart. He had just returned
TO his house from a short ride, and died sit
ting in his chair. II The high water
mark on the abutment of the bridge over
the guard gates il red line on a stone. 1t
was made in 1928. The food of Saturday
rose l-2 feet above that mark. The high
est point of water was attained at o'clock
A. NJ, Sunday morning. AT this time the
water had penetrated some twenty feet from
the bridge on Canal street, toward the de-
pot. - : Mr.. Hiram Graves had a
large portion of his garden carried away by
the late food. - The Rutland mails
on Saturday, came part OF the way above
this village on raft. The railroads are
now all in toierably good running order ex-
cept The Valley, which will hardly get in
operation before next week. The mails
from this place TO Brattleboro are now sent
by carrier, and will be so continued until the
road is in working order,k - : We pub
ish a list of the killed and wounded of the
Vermont troops, but ii is no doubt very i'm
perfect. In it is the name of Alvin Park
err, son of Charles Parker of Westminster,
among the woundeds but a later list does
not include his name at alb Company A.,
of the Sd. containing number from this
toxin, and recruited by Lieut.. Col. Veazey
at Springfield, DO not seem to have suffered
much. Capt. Atherton, of Cavendish, is
also among the wounded. Copies
Of the TINES, containing a full account of
the food, may be obtained at the post office.
Eph. Whitcomb, of Rutland, for
merly of this village, accidentally fell over
board from boat, the other day. while
beating passengers near Pittsford, but was
rescued. Has boat bears the glorious name
of Monitor. The change in the
business of Harris, Stone & Co., announced
in the TINES some weeks since, will take
effect the list of June. The business has
been purchased by Joseph Wilson, Arms
& Wilson. and o. B. Arms Mr.. Wilson
we believe, is a brother of f. NJ. Wilson,
and while we regret TO loose the resident
partner of tile old firm, our readers may
rest assured that the new one is a whole
team, ard strong one too, whom we wish
the most abundant success. There
was an extensive auction sale in Westmns
ters on Wednesday, being the sale of the
farm of Henry w. Griswold, SO IL acres
in high state of cultivation, with good
buildings, and his stock of farming tools
&c. The farm was bid off by Mr.. Rice
of Boston, at $3.50. Two horses emit
one for Sl20, and the other for Si42,50
A number of nice blood sheep were also
sold and the sale passed off with consider
able spirit.