Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-11-13


perhead paper formerly printed in this
place, but like many before him, having
seen the institution" is now straight out
for its destruction as the salvation Of the
country.
Some thirty recruits from Springfield.
have gone ia,o the army in the last three
months.
The Brattleboro House has been leased
by Charles Lawrence, and the Revere
in the same place to Geo. 4. Gushing, for
merly of the American House at Fitchburg.
Game appears to be quite plenty for this
section, this fall. Mr.. Perry Eaton Of this
village has caught some AZ coons, and J. S.
Written of South Reading, has caught some
half dozen ccons and eight foxes.
The Vermont Chronicle at Windsor, has
been changed to quarto form.
Mr.. Convers has sold out his Meat Mar
ket to MIR. l.. I. Lowell of Rockingham,
who has already taken possession and COM
menced business.
We meant to have noticed before, the is
sue of neat looking daily at St. Adams,
from the office of the Messenger.
PILFERISG.-A number of boys in this
village have been pit firing and carrying on
petty thieving in 0. 4. Woods store, till it
has become intolerable. They have even
organized it into regular system. The
whole crew enter the store, and those pre-
viously detailed for the purpose, attract and
direct the attention of the clerk 10 one part
of the store while the others in another part
help themselves TO candies and other things.
From this they very naturally advanced to
taking things of more value. The other
night one was suspected, followed home,
and a valuable Diary found in his possession.
This youthful band of petty thieves must
be broken up, and DIR. Woods requests us
to say that any repetition of their games
will be Immediately followed by making an
example of them.
| PEN FEEDER--We are indebted to the
Claremont IN. H. Manufacturing Co. for
a convenient little article which all should
have. /. is a spiral ink fountain or pen
/ feeder, which can be adjusted to a steel pen,
and by which the ink flows gradually, and
saves the constant dip; and the tine thus
saved in a single day by one who writes
much, will amply repay the triaing expense.
They can be sent by mail. Address Clare
mont Manufacturing Co, Claremont, n. FL.
inclosina price which is 80 cents, and a 8
cent stamp. These are the gold plated
We believe they have the silver plated al
% cts, and brass at 10 cts.
The ISLAND HoUsE.-Tbe Island House
this week passes into the charge of Charles
Towns, who is now the sole proprietor
We trust this change will not only result
for the benefit of the JIouse. but also for
the benefit of our village. For the last
few years il has been kept by parties not
residents here, const quently not identified
] with the interests Of our place. Kept in a
manner to repel, instead of drawing Gus
TONERS, it has been not only an injurious
advertisement 10 the House. but also TO our
tlace. We are grat,fed 10 inform the pub
/, lie of this change, believing it to be for the
better. We understand he has engaged
q Mr.. Foster f.. Swift, who next to himself
, win have the principal management of the
establishment. Mr.. Swift is not only vel
bat favorably known by all our people, ant
+. under the new management we anticipate
, an excellent house, where our village PEG
Pile may once more feel at home, and re
stored confidence.
PREsENTATIoN.-Mr.a and Mrs. Nj. A
Thompson, well known to many readers {
/. the TINES, were recently the recipients @
surprise visit at their residence in Swan
zey, N. H., from the Sabbath school of tn
Congregational church Grew. Mr.. Wilson's
in that town, of which Mr.. Thompson
the Superintendent. 1t was Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. %. and the school and neighbor
: making upwards OF ninety, brought wit
them rot only words of love and substar
iiai material wherewith 10 furnish tabl,