Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-05-09

rs.-- Mr.. Monroe advertlses ms %
4 bd Pepper Plants this week. He
{|Sery fine stock on hand, and those
In to raise them can hardly do bet
| to procure his plants, which he has
up in the most hardy manner. In
brings them up so well, that each
TO know its master, end vie
Sach other in growing thrifty and obey
commands. S. +. Merrill,
III the 4th reeimental band, and John
I'm. 10 went out in the employ Of
Ia. arrived home on Saturday, both
y ad hearty. When one of them Is \
In the street, he is sure TO be very |
\ grounded by circle who Of course !
sorts Of questions. They speak
of all the boys who went out from
hce. Col. S'oughton they place, and
bit Justly, among the bravest Of tie
and It. Col. l. A. Grant is warmly
ended for bis excellent department as
cer. and is one Of the hardest work
ficers of the Vermont Brigade. Yer
7IInay as justly be proud Of her soldiers
10 the days Of the revolution.
h Irish boy named Michael Brosna-
las recently found dead in his bed in
morning. at the American House in
&leboro, where he was living. The
before he complained Of feeling badly
lie. Horton was called, who prescribed
M. lie went 10 bed, ard apparently
NJ in his sleep. - Geo. o. Guild
~ fine stock of new goods, and the la
Mare rushing in there in great numbers.
has some OF the neatest patterns Of la
\ dress goods to be had in the market.
Ills advertisement. ii will be
/ by reference to our advertising col
rs that the coparlneiship of j. l.. Pierce
Co, South Londonderry, has been dis
yed. The business is hereafter to be
Iiinued by Mr.. Pierce, who keeps dry
us, groceries and all other kinds usually
nd in a country store. Those who do
Ipness in that vicinity viii find it an ex-
Ient place 10 make bargains and get
NJ moneys worth" Cannot
Sething more be done in this village for
h sick and wounded soldiers. In most
ser places in this section the good ladies
actively engaged in The noble work.
II The family Of Mr.. c. L. Robinson
tived at his fathers home in South Read
last week. Mr.. Robinson, we believe
i proceeded on business to Washington
- In the battle Of Lees NILS, Col
pughton brought off the field wounde'
|dicr on his back. Capt. Ather
b, Of Cavendish, wounded in the thigh
ksed through this place on his way hom
h week. His wound is severe, and h
pked quite pale. We trust speedy re
rery is in store for him. Tn
rattleborians had meeting last week an
Ter few patriotic songs and speech o
10 in explanation, the crowd marched u
the contribution box. The sum OF So
rs thus realized. On Sunda
Chit last week. the store of Messrs. Shel
IAN & Cole, at Ludlow, was broken int
ID quantity of oontraband liquor whie
nd been placed there by the sheriff carrie
b. - j. Whitcomb has sold out h
bot and shoe business to EIhridge Hapgoo
] The hours of labor in the Arm,
= at Windsor have increased from ten
Even, with a proportionate increase IN Il
rapes. : The boys of the I'd We
,ont boast that their regiment has new
ct fiinched on picket duty, and never BET
rightened into camp by false alarm.
II the fighting and skirmishing since lea
ng Fort Monroe, they have not had mi
rounded, but five have been killed. cu.rigl
Adams & Chase have filled their sto
nth new goods, and are giving excelle
They keep great variety fro
which TO select, and which will be found
bounced in another place. The
ire many Ia our village who will be glad
ZEE the notice in another column from t
superintendent of the Valley Railroad IT
tive to placing filth on the bank on We
Minister street. At times it has been a M
lance of the most disagreeable character
most intolerable stencil flooding the nostr
Df every passer by. The Valley Railro
own the land, and our people will tina
Sloat for thus PREVENT
the annoyance. Rev. j. emo
having dissolved his connection with
Universalist Society at Jacksonville,
supply the societies at Readsboro and
dawga the coming year. Geoi
S. Miner, brakeman on the Valley r.
road for the last eight years; retired fir
his post on Saturday last. He has alw.
Seen faithful and well liked, and accom-
dating TO the travelling public, and his
sence will be much regretted We belle
he has in prospect some position on r
road at Baltimore. At any rate we wo
cordially commend him to those who u
wish to give him employment. Ga
Valley road he is succeeded by Mr.. TIL
dore Allen, worthy young man who
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