Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-21

w (ave malc arrangements by which we
ora nrepared to receive MI kiisds of hook
hiding. The work will be done in the
& superior manner, and we are quite
1&will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
MANIFESTATION week of fine weather,
" ave actually had another snow block
e5o1Ari,ht in the middle of March. A
" Of snow and hail set in en- Saturday
ontinuei on SUNDAY. AT Mortified
hderstand the SNOW fell to the depth of
En inches. 1t was about half MS much
On Monday, the Rutland mail train
rot arrive at all at this place. The
hire noon train arrived about six p. III.
Central, we believe, made the regular
,ootheciions in the afternoon, bu. failed il,
4he morning. The Valley only made their
rcrr|kr trips during the day. In fact, the
VU(I<y has been the most regular Of any of
<keAroads during the winter. A ia
III Incident occurred on the Rutland Rail-
nod on Monday, some miles above this
rlace, while they were blowing out the road.
Patrick Ryan, with others, was engaged in
renewing snow and ice from the track, and
while standing by the side of the road for
ioSSrotive to pass, he was struck by a
mass of snow thrown up by the snow pillow,
Which Knocked him down, when he rolled
toward the track, where he was struck by a
car aud instantly killed. He was about 40
years Of age, and citizen highly respected
in Rutland. lie leaves wife aud four
children At the meeting in Chase's
Hall hist week, with reference to new
cemetery for this village, A. y. Swain was
chosen Chairman and S. S. Coolidge Sec
rotary. The matter was discussed, and s.
$. Coolidge, G.. b. Eddy and A. S. Clark
were appointed committee TO make fur
Their Inquiries, as to lots, terms on which
they can be had, a5c., and also to present
The ease at the adjourned town meeting next
week The festival of the ladies of
tbe Baptist Society, at Nightmare Hall
fAS& y CSNs ANdiECd ONCt thC HdAhts@h WI
lars, and everything passed of pleasantly
and with much satisfaction. A little
son Of Francis Daniels, Esq, of Grafton,
was severely injured last week, while coast
ing, by striking his head against tree.
His injuries were considered dangerous at
first but having heard nothing later, we
mxlet he is in fair way for full recovery.
Hon. G. f. Bailey of Fitchburg,
formerly of this village, and now member
Of Congress from the Worcester district,
Mass, has returned home in such feeble
health as TO give serious apprehension. :
Charles E. Chase, Jr., has formed part
nership with John Adams in the Dry
Goods business, and we understand will
soon move their place Of business to Chase
new building. Samuel Taylor, of
Springfield, has big Gait. AT the early
age Of 40 hours, it weighed $50 lbs. - :
The Eaton referred 10 in the article under
the head Of " Connecticut Politics" is the
same who year or two since made a rant
ing pro-slavery speech at Fayetteville.
John A. Wightman of the LIST YER
mont Company Sharp Shooters, returned
home Tuesday. 1t appears that the Com
pany has not been armed and that it is now
disbanded, and that the members had their
choice to be discharged or go into certain
New York companies. About forty pre-
ferred their discharge. Stone Il
Brother is lie name of new firm just
commencing the grocery and provision bus
mess, 10 Chase's new building. 0. F. Stone,
Of the late firm of Cragin & Stone, and his
brother, b H.Stone, constitute the firm, and
we wish them much success. 49, Geo.W
Taylor, post office clerk, has received a mus
ter roll of a rebel comps ny captured at Fort
Donelson.. 1t is quite trophy, and has
been placed in a frame at the post Office
where it is now on exhibition. Our
village schools closed very successful term
last week. Mr.. Wheeler, principal of lha
high school, proves TO be very excellent
teacher, and the people of our village are
fortunate in securing the services of one
who does so well, and is so well liked. Our
schools are all in very prosperous condi-
ton, and no doubt will continue so.
Gray & Swift have marked down their
prints some four or five cents on a yard, and
many other goods in proportion. See their
advertisements. They are bound TO have
a lively spring campaign here in Bellows
Falls, and only to be surpassed by that Of
our troops against the rebels down South
Rev. VIM. I. Stow was ordained
as pastor of the Universalist church al
Brattleboro, Thursday of this week.
The annual school meeting of this village
will be held a. the school house, on Tues
day evening next week. Vim. Clegg
has sold out his grocery on Bridge street.
TO A. Baker Of Dana, Mass, who will con-
tinuc the business.
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