Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-13
10 NJ M alters
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1868.

JOl. IL. ~. 0rfnt u AZ nome on snort
BIZ among his friends, and is looking fine.
He says he never was in the enjoy
Int Of better health.
The Windsor County Temperance Society
&c called meeting to be held at Wood
tx on Tuesday OF next week, to nominate
candidate for county commissioner
Mr.. Jesse Worihen, OF Bradford, was
own from his sleigh last week and
erely injured. A dog ran out and
Bhtened his horse and he ran away with
official returns received at the Adjutant
nerals office from the LIST Regiment VT.
valry show on the 3lst day of January,
b3, an aggres gate of 1884 officers and
of whom there we're present for duty
on special duty rs; present sick az /;
ent sick 40; in detached service 80 !;
ent with leave 10 without leave 2.
The Woodstock Standard says that Mr..
Jorge Barrows, of Bridgewater, owns an
y which, in March, 1860, had two lambs;
February, 1861, two lambs in November
Moving one lamb !; and in June, 1862,
~ lambs ; making seven lambs in twenty
= len months, five of which she had in
81 cen months.
articles sent from the Ladies Soldiers
Society at Bellows Falls, TO the Hos
at Bratlebero:
dressing gowns, Is cotton shirts, 3 sec
- hand shirts, Ii flannel skirts, s pairs
wers, pair pants, % pairs hose, 20 low
" handkerchief, ) pairs slippers, roll
y flannel. 2 pairs pillow cases, pa;r pill
lo&D, and 3 coniortsbles.
c learn that the Social Party fer the
bsEe fit of the soldiers, at Springfield, on
Friday evening last, was very successful.
The attendance was large and the receipts
o. pnted TO $4,000, leaving SlS20G az
"A Paying all expenses. Springfield never
sI anything by the halves.
F. Woods manufactures and sells
NH excellent article fer the hair; 80 the
les say whe use it,
Chester correspondent wants we shoald
r& sh Geo. l.. Fietcher's letter to the
Sp tan secesh club in this place OF course
kekant do it, as we have no copy, and We
6 believe Mr. Fletcher himself would
"a to see it printed now, though it was
mtless studied Effort, Judging from
Wh,ions from The law OF naticns," to
u4e that the President had nj any war
0Rrs.
e understand the firm of Phelps &
Nk s, Livery Stable, las been dissolved
an be business will be continued by Mr.. !
have been favored with glimpse at
~ delicate looking print, entitled Ar
Mxtra," which contains two very sim I
Fticles, issued conformity by the editor
late secesh Argus of this place, and
er +. Carey. 1t was not intended TO .
fn here, having been got up for exclu-
lrculation in Lemps,er. As it does
n ny the charges we made, its personal
nth referer ce to the editor of this pa
3 lie not OF the slightest consequence.
rles Fletcher, son of Geo. /. Fetch
B NJ, of Chester, met with an accident
nrsday of last week, falling from
ia a barn, and breaking his arm Just
|the elbow, beth bones being broken.
few harness shop has been opened on
hnster street, by l.. s. FELTON,. We
e. will receive sufficient encourage
easlo stay here, as such shop is certain
0nvenience to the place.
Nv. Taft of this village, gets up some
very best photographs we have ever
and to those wanting such things,
who does not p we can commend his
without hesitation.
e 4rgas died last week, according to
Rogramme, and is resur:ected this week.
he rest of the secesh dead bodies, at
Her. unler the name of Argus aud
dPTs.-THE Board of medical ex-
'ee for Windham County give notice
y will meet and examine such per-
Shall calm to be exempt from en- .
by reason of physical infirmity, at
Pwing places. At Townshend, Feb. |
aaica, Feb. Is; Green River, Feb. :