Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1865-01-13
Local Matters.

5p Gilmore's company having been
"a entirely by volunteers before the time
drafting arrived. Good Three cheers
,be Rockingham militia!
Mr.. f. Woolley of Grafton recently
IA pair of five years old steers to Geo.
I Black of Westminster, for $500.
Rrattleboro drafted on Tuesday for
= balance of their quota of State militia,
ID nine lucky men was the result.
We beg pardon of the good people of
administer West for the mistake we
ME about them last week. The whole
soant contributed for benevolent objects
arng the year 1864 was $3.50, instead Of
4jO and the present of $ll5 to Rev.
M Stevens, was New Years present
1n the gentlemen of his society,
- Hon. Charles Barrett Of Grafton was
gently offered 5000 for a yearling eve
yep of " Improved American Merino"
@d
The "Wentworth House" at Walpole,
H., with the furniture in the same, is
iered for sale at auction on Thursday Of
.rt week at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The house
n recently been thoroughly repaired and
syly furnished, has fine business already
el established, is place Of summer
sort, and being situated in one OF the
Nt delightful villages in New England,
IS a rare chance for any person wishing
engage in hotel.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Streeter, mail agent
Nm this place 10 New Haven, has resign
That position, and is now chief clerk at
4 Island House, a position which he will
doubt fill to the entire satisfaction of the
.Jlc, by whom he is largely and favorably
own already. His resignation took eff
on the first of January, and he has
sady entered upon his duties at the
aud House.
We meant to have noticed last week
at eggs have fallen! Two weeks ago they
re sold here for so cts. dozen, the
1ouncement Of which caused great
h, overstocking the market and down
y went. Those unable to sell at the
hest figure sent them TO US C!D One
nd in particular sent US generous sup
and the village has had good laugh
our expense. Walk up, gentlemen,
take some" egg-nog p
: - The Unitarian Society at Brattleboro
lie monthly contributions for the SAM
ny Commission, and last Sunday they
aributed 1875.
The American Bible Society Ribles
s for sale by c. f. Chase, Jr.
The Ladies connected with the Bap-
Society at Saxton's River, held most
&essiul Festival on Thursday evening
last week. A large crowd, between
3 and 400, were present, and the receipts
1ounted to over $50, besides which il
Ba very agreeable entertainment. The
.isDt family scene was well got up and
9a perfect success, and very interest
Feature of the evening.
The list of deaths in this village, ans
50 in Putr ey for 1864, is unavoidably
aerred till next week.
"A boy named Felix Robert, ID year:
age, was shot in Burlington, by another
y who was swapping pistol at him
'aNh he supposed was not loaded The
Cd story. The boy shot died soon after.
"A Nan was seriously injured at st
aanSbury, last week, caused by boy
a;Iing in the highway, and this remind
bat coasting has already commence
'S1r village highways, and our cit,
laers" should put stop to it, before any
aeb injured.
A good place for sIeighing parties
'ge or small, is Ingraham's, Chester
The House is large, nice Hall attached
I'D the culinary department is unexcelled
- 6sod hard wood at St. Johnsbury
tells at S. per cord.
- Edward Stanley, a young Irishmar
'S,'d'ng in ST. JOhn,bury, cut his ihroa
ru Killed himself las! Monday night
'"'s'n at having got drunk and beinI
''s''ed is assigned as the cause. He ha
-ue a good Character previously 70
s3rety.
he store Of Charles Bruce of Danb,
% entered last Wednesday night an
VI S'he TWO thousand dollafs WIZ
!ods. No clue TO the robbers has ye
81 discovered.
lie Ladies' Of the Soldiers aid So
Vat ProctorsviIle held very success
festival last week, and raised 1924
fsrd above expences. besides haviul
zee lent entertainment.
"A new National Bank has just bee
''"zed at Montpelier, with capital
400, and j. A. Page President, an
d. Richardson Cashier.
AT the annual village meeting c
@'iOck, they voted 10 instruct thei