Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-10
cal M a t t ers.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1863.


residence in Chester, on Sunday
on last ct about 4 o'clock, after
ess Of ten days, aged II years.
Barrett has long been well known in
lte, and his death will be sincerely
ID by a very large number of friends
uaintances. We remember him as
|or from Windsor County some twen-
ago, when we first began to read
lics Of Vermont. He has been
man at home and abroad. A cor
lent writing us from Chester, says
Jan could be more missed from our
pity than Judge Barrett" He was
hl friend, and possessed of most ex-
social qualities, his friends always
and enjoyed his company. Of late
Ae has taken unusual interest in the
Of the nation, always advocating the
interests Of freedom and good Govern
4 Without regard to party, and without
npromise. He has believed from the
inning, that the only way TO put down
rebellion was the total destructie n of
y. More than year ago he gave
views on this matter, at length, while
q the pleasure of enjoying his well
hospitality. But we have not space
bre, al d with sadness we close this
record.
90 to press one day earlier this week
punt Of Fast day.
y weather has been anything but ag-
ble for some days past, but robins
her birds are very plenty and we may
ably expect the usual pleasant spring
TIL soon.
MI learn that Cleveland Darby of Ches-
bid member of Co. /. l2,h regiment
rs River Light Infantry, died in
on the 30th of March. He was the
son of the late Charles Darby of
bwn.
village schools all commence next
ay, with the old board Of teachers.
y. Mr.. Oliver Of Immanual Church
village was he recipient few days
" of very handsome present from his
hioners, the correspondence of which
be found in another place.
III. Calvin l.. Robinson, after brief
M 10 his friends in South Reading, has
n ned to Jacksonville, Florida, where
II once more occupy his own house,
has been appointed Provost Marshal
he place.
4. futile of the 9th Vermont regiment
|een compelled 10 resign on account of
Ealth.
bib Of the papers at Keene, N. H., have
~ cut down their size, on account OF
continued high price Of paper.
I. s. Adams. Secretary Of the Vermont
ia of Education, has written to the Com
pner Of Internal Revenue, and find.
hll teachers certificates of qualification
ch, when required by State Law, must
p tax stamp of FIVE cents. This is i'm
mt to teachers who should bear this in
otherwise their certificates may be
the 2Sth ult., Nathan ellison, son o.
Gibson Of Plymouth, while sliding
hill, broke his leg, producing fest
T. d.
p. Pollard g. Son at Plymouth, have
h,inued business in the mercantile line
pn, Don c. Pollard, has formed part
nip with Mr.. Fletcher Sherwin, former
"a Rutland, at Proctorsville, where they
gone into mercantile business, in Dun
brick store, formerly occupied by Mr.
ing.
Ne see it stated that /" every person here
d arrested for exposing disloyal senti
hts, and who refuses TO take the oath o
<eiance, is to be sent within the enemy
D." If this is true, there are still few
in this town who had better either taxi
path or prepare for more southern res
&c, at once.
red Perry, son CT Gates Perry of thi
&c, has been appointed to $1,000 clerk
in the War Department.
. yspn Furnace Is once more to be pu
operation as soon as it can be repaired
the season permits. The large wheel
80 feet in diameter, for driving tn
Pws is already made but not put up
y have large stock of coal. from q
90 tbn,.ocl breb>ls xvh.o1, 70 fhou T.