Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-06


I'LL lie sold cheap.
rs.-We observe that many towns
ent parts of the state are still doing
" able for our sick and wounded vol.
Bellows Falls has not been back
this good work, but we fear she is
dilatory just now. Can she not do
no more? - Recruiting for
= regiment is progressing, and those
brship Mars, can call upon Ira A.
her, recruiting officer at Saxton's
Y office at Wilder's hotel. :
was caught in the canal locks, in
y 51llage, day or two since, which being
u upon the scales, weighed one pound
y ounces. This is not quite SO large
one caught by the Guilford lady,
ned last week, but it stands next on
lord. The Ratland Herald
~ full company will be enlisted there
bays for the 9th regiment. Towns
/ u section should be equally as prompt
! & fishing their quota. A good
y aent Of boots and shoes may be found
4 store of Elbriige Hapgood, who in
n % keep pace with the times, both as
, ETY. and prices. All the field
d4s Of the 9th regiment are at present
z ID by sickness. Capt. Rose, of Co. b,
q Middlebury, is now in command, he
e. the senior captain. The
I egatonal churches Of this state will
8 heir general convention at Norwich,
Nh Eth, 18th and 10Th days of the pres
n onth. On the arrival of the
& Epf the evacuation of Corinth, our pat
"a citizens brought out the "big gun
n i've vent TO their enthusiasm by burn
4 owder. - The railroad bridge
~ Wells river, near the depot at Wells
jS village, was entirely consumed by fire
Thursday afternoon. IL caught by
n falling from the engine of the freight
3 A large and excellent stock
rugs, medicines and teas, are now on
|llbition at the store of o. f. Woods
dnittance freei Also, periodicals and
ltionary, in endless variety.
ii average per centage Of loss in battle is
! IN forty, but in the battle of Lees Mills,
the 1893 men of the Vermont 9th engag-
!. shree of every four were either killed
BOUNDED. Capt. ID. X. An
g of Bradford, has been appointed
enant colonel Of the 9th regiment He
80 three months as captain Of the Brad
6scompany in the LIST regiment, and will
Ne and excellent officer. Idle
|Aiers who are sporting and leunging
66ot The stale in Uncle Sans uniform, but
1lng him no service, are requested to read
y order of Col. Stoughton, in another
ece. We hear of pretty severe
- in many parts of this state and New
- pshire, during the month just passed,
i Ihe damage TO the fruit crop is not con-
lsfed serious. Col. Hyde is Of
fing splendid bargains in groceries, crock
y, &C., at his headquarters just south of
esquare. He keeps constantly on hand
full and carefully selected assortment of
'erything usually found at his store, which
win sell OH the most reasonable terms
ont forget the place. The Ma
nc Lodge of Clareznont, with other lodges,
'opose to celebrate St. Johns Day, June
4 with becoming ceremonies. :
"a dwelling house of Horace Vail, of
|eandcn was near completely destroyed by
\ on Thursday morning of last week
(oet of the furniture WAS stored away in
Z attice, and was entirely consumed. The
Is Is stated at from $500 to $1,000. :
: : it is said that the 9th regiment will
sdezvous either at Windsor or White
tver Junction. Waierville, out
l04 subject TO do military duty, has sent
10 the war. What town of the same
mensions can Guido this? - Per-
'us purchasing books, stationary, &C., will
J well to call at the bookstore of j. w.
[oore, who offers large variety for Gus
mers to select from, and at reasonable
ices. A large stock of drugs and medi-
mes may also be found at his store, as usu-
- A great many improvements
: now being made in different parts
our village in the shape of additions
buildings, &C., which taken in con-
elton with other more substantial improv-
ents now in progress, indicate that Bel
VS. Falls will soon partially, if not wholly,
cover from the effects Of the disastrous
Is of the past few years. - The
m of Burlington has voted to immediate
! rebuild the Heinberg bridge, which
~ demolished during the late freshet-
- - Some friend in this village has IA
ured us with very well written little pa
er, signed E. H." but it being anony-
Gus, the author of course did not expect
] publication. George Bigelow,
rmerly a printer in the Gazette office at
random, is lieutenant in Springfield
,mnanv in The 10Th Massachusetts, regi-