Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-06

A,ions or individuals. Postage CURRENCY
low abundant, and that and postage !
ps (f not soieiD will be received as
erly. When stamps are RENTED, have
h in sheets or parts Of sheets.
Wednesday, was an unusually cold day.
thermometer marking 20 degrees below
B, in the morning. In some places in this
ace it went % below. Al Montpelier
yas 23, and at White River Junction %
bw.
We hear bf an impostor in Exeter and
her places in eastern New Hampshire, who
PRESENTS himself TO be a" DR. Morrison"
pre,ends to be on an errand of charity
one of the churches in Bellows Falls.
ose pastor, he says. is /" Rev.Mr Green"
solicits aid for the, payment of debt of
church he pretends to represent, which
says is "a hundred and riuety dollars"
b he hopes he shall mt return to this
ice till he gets enough to pay 1t He
bbably won't He is no doubt an arrant
bostor. begging money Of the benevolent,
pocketing it himself; and the New
mpsre press win do well to give him a
pass through their papers. We have
Nj letter written by gentleman in
eer, giving an account, of his operations,
have no doubt of the imposition. There
no Rev. Mr.. Green here, and never
been, that we have ever heard of.
i've understand that the Argus is out III
Fence Of Chester +. Carey. who was z re-
ed" Of his place in this Office. for steal
" our private letters and dispatches, and
srrying them ovrr to the secesh Office,
ii are further informed tha, The town
=" selecimen and other secesh dem-
ats of Lempster, N. H., have been CALI
on and signed certificate of Carey.
bd character. standing, &c, whereupor
IS argus, for whose benefit Carey played
y sneak is said TO declare that he (Careyl
hay well be proud of his record at home"
81 that all that has been said against him
Is because he was democrat In
I'D! Did he steal ou- private papers~ be
lse he was democrat Carey has no
1en al home much for the last two or tire.
lars, and of course has no I" record Their,
ANYBODY to testify TO, and are the g dem
ratio town officers of Lempster " prou,
his record away from home? Tw'
Einess men in this place inform Us tina
" caught Carey in the act Of petty thiev
on their premises, during the last season
e Lempster town officers had better sig
bih~r certificate forthwith. We shoul
have alluded to this last affair, but 70
official democratic manifesto from Lemp
In. b. Mayo has been chosen first consta
of Brattleboro, in place of T. FL. FEES
hden, deceased.
The Baptist Society at Felchville, re
Xhtly held donation m, citing at the vi
&c Hall, for the benefit Of their paste
Nv. Mr.. johnson, and donated the haut
he sum Of SS5.
NIrs. Mary w. Foster, who died at NJ
ply. on the 18th December, it is state
100 years and months old. She ha
living descendants down to she Gfi
heration. She had brother killed
battle of Bunker Hill, and she KIN
eks for the soldiers of l7E6.
II is hoped that certain twenty-fs
HAIRS subscribed last sumter TO save Il
wn from draft, will be paid soon, as Il
'4lectmen do not want to send TO Montpell
pr it.
We are obliged to defer some commun
ations this week. Anonymous articles,
hose received without the names OF the
lthors, are set aside as usual.
The Argus article and Lemps;er mar
BIO, in behalf of Carey, came out rath
+, but the load being heavy, they prob
felt like the widow who burst into tea
fnty years after her husband died, sa
she co,ld hold in no longrrl
Capt. Tucker. of Burlington, has inver
a" coupling" for railroad cars, which
pnounced, by railroad men. one of I
p things of the age in that line. II
ry simple, and arranged so that cars C
Instantly disconnected, under all circul
lnces. Mr.. Tucker has received pate
his invention, and shrewd business m
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