Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-09

arm that Battery M of the Is, YER
tlillery, new at Brat'leboro' was or
on Wednesday, and that Lieut..
K Fleming, by whose exertions
ery has been mainly recruited, was
Captain. The other officers we
learned. Capt. Fleming has been
The best officers in the service, ever
war began, having first served in
York list, and was in the battle
Run. He is fully deserving of the
which he has been chosen, and we
10 record the fact.
Walter Taylor Of this village, has
,pointed recruiting officer for the
Now is the time for Volunteers or
bs. Fall in!
ball the attention of those wanting
ICES or grape vines, to the advertise
ST. Merrill. His trees and vines
In been trained in the way they
90" and we do not hesitate to com
hem.
nit, are wanted for the Invalid
Ind Capt. Drew has sent Sergeant
recruiting Office in this village.
I sertisement,
ne is to be a grand musical conven-
Springfield, commencing on Monday.
e,b of this month, and will continue
DAYS. Profs. L. o. Emerson, Wy
Hayden, and other eminent musicians
I present. The people of that place
ptcrtain those attending free OF charge.
will be two grand concerts given
the week, and as Springfield people
do anything by the halves, it will no
he an occasion of much interest and
neut.
Office of the Adjutant and Inspector
al win be at Montpelier during The
h Of the Legislature, and all CORE
ence for that Office should be ad
ID accordingly.
! headquarters for recruiting officer
Invalid Corps have been removed
Montpelier to Windsor, by order o
kdier Gen. L. G.. Pitcher.
e new Masonic Hall in Putney, is nos
leied. 1t is a very fine one, and WI
dictated about the first Of January.
3e United States Circuit and DlstriS
= is in session at Rutland, and the to
u gentlemen have been admitted as a
Tvs of the Court, on motion of Distri'
r~nev Howe. viz David r.. Nicho
sof Wallingford, Gilbert A. Davis .
Thville, and Joseph III. Burt of g. a
Re are pleased 10 learn that DIR. Z. 1
Jr., of Grafton, has been appo'nte
leon of the 18th regiment, now the l.
mont Artillery. He was the Surgeoi
pe 10th, and was universally liked, a
ess their testimonial to him on their re
lie is a man of principle and stel
Integrity, and we can but congratulate
lih, in which are many from this SEE
Of the State.
hree men in Pu,ney have recently er
into the Sth regiment Nine me
also realized from the draft in thu
making twelve in all, which is bette
any other town has done in proportio
opula,ion. Good for Putney.
loyal A. Houghton, sen Of Royal Houg'
Of Houghtonville, in Grafton, was xii
before Vicksburg on the goth OF Ma
rebel sharpshooter. He was bra'
and belonged to Warehouses; artiller
was at the taking of jackson, and helps
boy so pieces of rebel artillery. II
ke once after he was shot, saying. !"
sAot--take me to the rear" He Il
ion for the West about eleven yea
and leaves a wife and one or two CHI
b.
4 hose who request us TO send them ira
pt papers, should also remember th
2 cents postage must be paid for evel
,gie paper sent, though two or three
E wrapper can be sent for the same.
u he contract for building the new Epi
Pal Church in this place has been take
are pleased to learn, by Joel Billiard,
Plead, N. H., we'll known in this partic
line of business. The first ground W
Ken this week. The stone for the bull
are to be taken from a quarry in Che
The foupd,t,o,, - ~ Ia laid This (.