Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-09

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PINES.
The corporation meeting elected soR
Board Of fire wardens the other night. We
believe all but one are over six feet in hight
|. \ comfaon salutation TO our village Sc
eesh now is, How's Bridgman's letter? I"
Another is, Have you had a letter irom
friend in Washington lately?'
Since the item on outside, headed nail
robbery" was printed, we learn that the
mail has been found, and that it was prota.
bly, lost off from the stage. Luckily it was
found by an honest man.
The annual meeting Of the Bank Of Bel.
lows Falls, will be held at their Banking
House on Tuesday next, at 0 o'clock AN
U Among the Vermont list of soldiers in
the hospital at Philadelphia, we End the
IA following names: VIM. Smith, Rocking
ham, Co. +, alh; r. b. FELTON,, Townsbend
Co. c. I'd; Frank n. Ladd, Rrattleboro,
~ C, I'd; John Rove, Putney, Il, 4th; p. p.
az Haven, Ludlow. C, 81.
8 Mr.. II. A. Houghton, son of Royal
81 Houghton Of Iloughtopgille, (Grafton,) be-
longs to Warehouses; battery, Sherman's
division. He was in the battle of Shiloh
or Pittsburg Landing. and though wounded
in the leg in the early part of the day. he
NJ bound up his wound and fought Ike a hero
all day, and was the only one in bis COM
pany who brought off his gun. He has been
promoted to Orderly, and was probably in
#eamc of the battles either at Ficksburg or
lwfreesboro last week.
Two Paupers have recently been married
"a Pittsford, the bride aged 81 and the bride.
groom 81. The overseer of the poor gives
s reason for this procet ding that he was
crowded for room and gained an apartment
ny the operation. He further suggested
hat as a matter of economy it might be
Hell for other towns to follow this example
T. Martin Bixby, son of j. A. Bixby of
South Reading. had a narrow escape at
be battle Of Fredericksburg, having a piece
a she'll pass through the cape of his coat.
We regret thst we cannot furnish any
pore Of the last nuEaber to new subseri.
ers who have conse ia t1is week The
fmand for the last Issue was unexpected
great, faom garioRs sources. IL any
krc the last nunal,eTs and DO not wish TO
Per them, sad win send to US, we viii
Hady receive them to forward to new sub
xrlbers, as faP as they will 60.
By reference to our army correspond
pee it will be seen that the rebels went
Fairfax Court House tie other day,
with yell, expecting to scare somebody.
I hey found the Vermont brigade there,
Rd on being fired into by the 18th, ske-
kddled.
Our readers will be interested in the no.
q of Col. Proctor, on our outside. His
ment went from the north part of the
nc, but he is from Proctorsville, and is
iOuSt worthy of the handsome notice
en him.
pow Seymour does not recommend in
hesS2se the withdrawal of the n. Y.
ps from tive army, as was stated he
ID do, by the Bellows Falls rebels, the
ing after his election.
are glad to hear the Island House