Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-19
,ellows falls Uin,es.
Local Matters.

bred q Power IreSS on winch the
is to be hereafter printed, the last
has been mainly devoted to setting it
ady for operation, which has been no
job. We shall probably get round to
sual day Of publication next week.
will be seen by the calls we publish
week that the Union men of old Wind
county are to have grand rally at
dstock. Let every man attend who
IA. Straight, of Rockingham, was last
fined $40 and costs, for selling liquor,
nting to some slS.
P. Hadly is selling very convenient
article for lighting lamps without TAX
III the chimney. We have been using
pr week with entire success. They
but little, and will no doubt SOON be in
kal use.
have been luxuriating in very fine
kerries from the garden of Mr.. BENZ.
y ding, who generously sent us box,
week, being the first of the season.
Y Spaulding has greatly enlarged his
swberry beds, and what is better, has
arranged for early and late use, an
5ngement which cannot fail to suit his
3omers. And what greater luxury among
fruits than nice, luscious strawberries ]?
cess to friend Spaulding
eremiah Barton, Esq. Of Bartonsyille
one Of his feet considerably injured
week by the falling of a stone upon it.
liberal gentleman offers to contribute
collars toward repairing the mountain
on Mt. Kilburn. 1t is thought ten
cen dollars will be sufficient, if attend
soon. Let us do it. The building
lasant and attractive for the eve to rest
as we gaze upon the mountain, and is
ly pleasant as the headquarters for
ure parties who visit it, and it is GER
worth preserving.
son of w. j. Logan, of this village had
g badly injured in Heath's saving ma
8 a few days since. The machine was
use, and he, with other boys, were
ing it a Ia horse, and it was narrow
e from serious injury.
- e are requested to say that there will
france Speaking at Rockingham Cen
On Sunday. June %, by Mrs. Mathews,
|oerly of Lowell, Mass.
llis, Briiton & Eaton, Springfield, are
Hing a SPLENDID Shop for the manufac-
y of baby cabs, toys, &c. 1t is 100 feet
Isl, and three stories high. All kinds of
ness is said to be good in Springfield
season.
Charles A. Sherwin, son Of Amasa Sher.
Of this village, was wounded in one oil
battles before Vicksburg. 1t was in the
n rated charge of the 22d ult., while be
8tooping over TO help a wounded com
~ when he was struck by shell on the
the head. We are glad TO learn tina
h serious, Is not dangerous.
arlie Brown, son of James nj. Brown
village, and who belongs TO the 8tl
E. ont, was in the late battle, at Por
~ pn, and fought like hero. In {
e up steep hill, he shot rebe
gh the head, whose body rolled dow
Lewiston, Me-, journal says tina
fellows who have skedadled 10 es
be draft, will probably bring up il
x, or some other place that begin
b!
he case Kimball VS.. Chaplin, about tn
ship of pair of oxen, tried SOM
pince, in which considerable portion
= French nation were witnesses, th'
|ees did not agree, and we understand
lhird referee will be selected and the cas-,
some form tried again. The referees i,
frst trial were Gates Perry and Rober
" The circumstances of the cas-,
THAT one Kimball, of Healdville, as i
Jed. sold yoke of oxen 10 one Barra
Frenchman of this town, and Barra
ID them to Jonathan Chaplin. Kim
Fings suit against Chaplin for the oxen
ing that he never sold, but only len
fen, to Barraby. The main question
ore is, whether Kimball sold them 4
by. c. B. Eddy and Judge Stoddar'
aintiff, and j. ID. Bridgman for def't.
would call the attention of our vii
to DIR. Urbano's Exhibition, a