Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Local Matters.

Read the report Of Judge Holt, on the
bel barharities, on our outside.
DIR. Blake will spend the remainder OF
month at Springfield. and those wish
anything in the dental line should make
cal. The merit of his work il too
p established in that place to need any
nmendation.
Zee new advertisements of Arms g. Will
Farmers in particular, are interested
hem.
plr. Z. f. Pease has sold off all his goods,
eed his store, and left for Chicago on
bdnesday. His sons, c. N. and George,
continue their periodical business on
Central Railroad, from this place to St.
bans as formerly. Mr.. p. goes West at
time, mainly as reconnaissance.
We regret TO learn of the death of Hor-
Buxton, Co. G, 18th regiment. He
n - years of age, Corporal in his
|e0mpany, and very worthy and trus,y
young man. lie was brother of Capt.
Albert Buxton, of The U. S. Sharp Shoot
ers, and of Charles, Captain of his own
l1npany. His remains were sent home
interment,by the company, in accordance
Ah an arrangement made by the compa-
in case of the death Of any member.
We see it stated in one of our exchanges.
at Z" in town in the northern part OF the
ate, not long since, young man enlisted
the war, and was reported killed in bat
His remains were sent for and brought
ne for burial. The funeral was held and
vesones were placed at his grave. But
he grea, j"y Of the parents, in due time
x6eir lamented son made his appearance,
st6pt and well, and looking anything but like
b BIZ buried. Such is the romance of war.
NEs is the story as we find if, but who will
ich for it:
Abel Putnam. j., bought the Sawyer
and boarding house, at Chester, sold
real estate to Messrs. Parmenter &
$wers, and the machinery TO company
Woonsocket, r l., clearing the handsome
of $1,000 in about three weeks time.
lieut.. +. ID. BuiterfieId of the Sth, and
nal officer at New Orleans, has sent us
~ excellent map of Nicksburg, for which
81 has our thanks.
% j. Pratt, at Brattleboro, is now offer
fng one Of the best stocks of goods ever
III into his store. The new styles there
~ great attraction. For particulars see
advertisement.
A little son of Joseph BlodGett of Towns.
nd, came to sudden and painful death
short time since. His mother, about TO
>h the floor, had set down pail of hot
h moment, the little boy reached the
I'll and sat Down in it, scaldins him SO
ally that he lived but thirty hours.
Those wishing TO furnish or decorate their
ceilings with Carpets, should read the adj
Sftisement in to-day's prper, Of the New
Bgland Carpet Co.
The people of Weathersfeld had patri
meeting on the list of April. John T.
! ane, Esq, of CavendiSh, and others,
de speeches, and Loyal National
sgue was formed, with the following of.
prs: Peesideat- Roswell Haskell As
ncyville; .Secretary---J. NJ. Billings,
pkinsvile; Treosurer-W. NJ pin.rey
y ecaice CommtIee-W. Newell, Chas
hdgeti, II. L. Taylor, Eli Dean, Lyman
Cabot, john Spafford, Edison Chamber
We are unable to find room for several
1xiicles on hand which are well worthy Of
blcation, and which we should publish
pt for want of space. We give some
reference to soldiers letters, whose friends
IRE so numerous among our readers, in both
Nindham and Windsor counties. The
peW they give is of course usually antici-
ted, but their friends and acquaintance
+ anxious to see what they have to say
put it, and read their letters with much
rest.
The weather has been quite pleasar t, and
hutiful spring days arc once more upon
The sfreefs are bpcominr settled and
travelling good. The river is quite
h, but no f.eshet.
We were mistaken in saying that Mr.. c.
Robinson had recently been TO South |