Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-22
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local Matters.


10 this Friday afternoon, with Mrs.
,onant, on Westminster Street.
i've recently received handsome
which will furnish the material
for the present, and it is hoped there
full attendance. ta"
Woods Store, next the Post Office,
ken into Monday night, and some
six dollars in Government Script
The burglar was probably some
scamp in this village, and effected
hnce in the back side by smashing
hdow. The rascal should be watched
found out if possible. He may be
his first lessons, soon to commence
Fger scale.
Mountain House on Mt. Kilbun
70 look somewhat dilapidated. the
and wind of the past season having
a mar, Of the roof and many of the
A little repairing now will save it
y years. Shall it not be done?
gun--a fifteen inch Dahlgren-
the depot in this place on Tuesday,
Nay to Boston from Pittsburg. II
42,5o0 pounds. 1t attracted con-
bic attention. and the boys explored
crawling inside.
Brattleboro Pheni.r strongly urges
ELECTION of Mr.. Morrill,.
understand that Gen. Stoughton is
re-instated as Brigadier, and will
bly be assigned to command in Sedg-
corps. The decision to re-instate
rs made upon the report OF Gen.
eman to the War Department that
was in no way responsible or to
for bis capture at Fairfax.
firm of King & Hadley, tin ware,
&C., have Dissolved, and the business
|e conducted by Mr. Hadley.
kinds Of Revenue Stamps may now
Iained at the Bank in this place, Mr..
inns, the Cashier, having received a
3pply for the accommodation of the pub
khis section.
Geo. w. Black, of Westminster, lost
liable horse one day last week. He
Zen used up to the time of its death.
ing suddenly while hitched to the
Mr.. James H. Phelps also lost a
IA few days since.
indignant crowd visited the copper
argu. office at Montpelier, soon after
epulse of Hooker, and tbreatentd to
\ the editor and contents of the Office
|le river, and making no uncertain
Of their intentions, the distinguished
sympathizer came forward, promised
u fashions, and raised the stars and
Is over his office.
string of six pike, weighing thirty-six
ds, were recently taken from Ccnnec-
River, Just below Windsor, one Of
} weighed eleven pounds.
e 9Th Vt. regiment is in the Sd brigade
b division Of the 9th army corps, un.
pmmand of Maj.-Gen. Peck, and ]:
Suffolk, Va. ysma aeoFl
e managers of the VT. Central Rail
lon Monday Of last week attached {
ing and eucbre car to the mail train.
IS. Head. of Chester. is now laughing
who laughed at her for sending one
red " corn peppers to the army in
of corn papers. The speculation
d TO be profitable.
r.. Farnum, Of Peru, has raised cottoI
lgh to make a shirt. The flower of tn,
IN plant is attractive enough to repa,
aides for cultivating il as house plant
ing the cotton as profit.
. L. Whitcomb Of Fort Monroe form
of Londonderry, sends us late ccpy
le Richmond Sentinel. 1t is printed OF
paper, and looks shabby-the fruit o
beautiful doctrine of secession.
Ae weather has become very warm thi
F-almost sultry.
+. R. NJ. Ayers, of Brattleboro, diet
fiday Of last week, aged 81 years.
Communication received from Lelant
|inary, but to late for insertion this week
Ve are requested to say that Mrs. Work
speak at Rockingham centre on Sun
next. s fnt Eo
IURDER.-We learn murder was com
ed at Factory Poil.t on Tuesday night