Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

1868. An admi; sion fee of ten cents will
be charged al the door, Children free dur
ing he afternoon.
NoTIcE ladies Of the Baptist So
ciety in this village. will hold their annual
festival for the sale of useful and ornamen-
tai articles, at Wishtman's Hall, on Wednes-
day, Feb. 4th, instead of Jan. 7th, as in
tended, being deferred on account of the
Congregationalist levee.
TAxEs.-The tax payers under the IN
! ternal revenue law, in this part of Wind
ham County. will find notice in which
they are interested, in another column, from
Eleazer Gorbam, Jr., Deputy Collector Of
this County.
Charles b. Hyde OF this village. who
went to the seat Of war, in the Saxton's
River Light Infantry, has, we are glad to
perceive, received an appointment, on Gen.
Sfoughton's staff Charley is son of Col.
hyde Of this village, a very worthy young
man. enlisted into the service from priuci-
pie and feeling OF duty, and we rejoice to
see him thus appreciated.
The Woodstock Standard says that Dip
liberia has been quite prevalent in that place,
and that Gen. " ashbuYn has lost one child
with it, barely saved anoi5er. and has since
had il himself, though in light form.
MiddIebury college has sent thirty men
10 the war; and prints their names separate
in her catalogue as a I" roll of honor
The Poem delivered by Mr.. Story. al
Wightman's Hail on Saturday evening, was
gell ilIed with good hits and sound princi-
pie. The traitors Norih and South, and
the inhuman institution which has cause
our country's troubles. received a severe
aud deserved lashing,
The Win sor Comfy Agricultural Soci.
ETY. zll hold its annual meeting for the
ehoiey Of oilicvrs, and to award the premi,
uns on Geld crops, on Tuesday. the 18th OF
this month, at Woodstock. at 10 o'clock A
NJ. The managers hold meeting on
"Wednesday of next week, AT the same place
to arrange premium list for next year.
NEwsPAPoRIAL.-The Windsor (Con-
gregsrionaD Chronicle has been sold TO l.
j. McIndoe of the Windsor Journal. MIR
Bishop aili remain in The editorial depart
ment of the Chronicle for the present. The
pended on account of the high price Of pa.
Iper.
/. No MoRE SUN PLAsTERs We must
again request our friends not to send Us
shin pasters In some instances persons
making rcmittances have inclosed issues [ Y
individuals 10 the north part of the State
OF course they are not known nor current
here. Maxi the chance in postage curren
ely or stamps.
ExPLANArioN.--We were unable to fur
nish all of our new subscribers last week
| and were Obliged to send half sheets 10 ou
, exchanges at that. We increased our edi
lion enc hundred this week, and when TO,
LATE to remedy il, find ourselves again in tht
, same fix. We make this statement, not {,
boast of what our friends have recently Sc
generously done for US, but as an explana
ton 10 quite a number whose favors We
have been unable to attend to.
p. S. A large number of letters received
on Wednesday, and those that may react
us Thursday, we shall be unable 10 at
tend TO I'LL Saturday of this, or Monday Of
next week /; except that, we will try TO fur
nish all new subscribers with a paper this
week. We shall soon be out of our hurry
The ALsTEAD SECEsH.-The Alstead
n. H., secesh we mentioned two weeks since,
was named Emerson, instead of Shepard,
as we had it. We are glad to make the
correction, as the latter name is said to be
borne by good Union men. We are m
formed that Emerson lived at Rockford, H.,
till his secesh became so rank that he had
so many hours to leave the place. We give
these particulars because there are quite a
number here who feel interested in him.
, The Claremont Adrocate, copying our par
agraph, says:
That's right. We hope the Green
Mountain Boys viii "open upon every