Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-26

,S lanent,u agreeaDie 10 Ooih parties.
Now for Valentines! 0. F. Woo
splendid lot. See his advertisemer
Dur readers will fild an interestir
hstructive Dialogue on the first pas
sass h paper, well worthy Of perusal.
The Ladies of the Congregation.
eh Of this village, viii held their Al
Festival and Levee on Wednesds
oing Of next week, at which time al
will be offered for sale, with the ust
eompaniments.
g yet we have had very little sleigh
y winter, but nice north caste
storm commenced this Thursday
g, which promises what all ar
W&Ntjak SO much.
We have received one answer to tn
question published last week, from /
- che High School which we shall
in due time. Shall we not hea
fGsoker schools? We should like /,
hs1k ~ the Academies at Townshend
Speimeld and Chester.
1en't forget to pay your taxes be-
fore Feh Isl, for thereby you can save
three per cent. Of the amount, and help
he 6tata to funds so much needed. An
arranEement that will benefit both State
and people.
49, Lacy A. Phelps, daughter of J. n.
Phelps ~ this village, and about fourteen
years "a age, slipped and fell while near
bet home on Friday las', and brele one
arm.
Will some friend in Saxten's River,
ssnd ~ the full organization of the Manu-
faes1xeFs' and Farmers Club in that place,
- me9n more especially the names OF tile
oiRceryuf the Club.
We learn that the Post Office in
Athens u to be removed to another locali-
-, and that J. Durham has been appoint-
ed P0stmaster.
The Windham County Bank was or
ganissd March 10, 1857, with capital OF
4l5O,000 was changed TO " The First
Nationel bank Of Brattleboro . June 80.
1864 nth capital of 100000. This
Hunk ~ paid its stockholders eight per
cent. ssni-anaually since lis organization,
md 80 now surplus of $40 900 over
Ana a~pve all contingencies or doubtful
LEY Burdetf, of Brattleboro, as |
sirmce 10 jacob Estey & Co., has received
! Trent for improvement in reed musical
i1Slsuments.
An attempt was made on Monday I
nightte burn the store of Paige &c Free
mar. n Rutland, but it was extinguished,
and the village authorities offer a reward
Of $500 for such information as win lead
10 the apprehension and conviction of the
person o. persons who attempted the deed.
- Chafles Butterfield, Of Rutland while
IN statso intoxication, exposed him self
during the recent cold spell and had his
leet - frozen that both must be amputat-
y. A the above is not good temperance
lecture,what is?
Hon. d. d. Weed Of St. Adams has
been apPoin,ed receiver of the assets Of
Missisq0oi Bank Sheldon, aud he has ac-
ceptea the appointment.
lounterleit $40 greeabacks are
y cltselation. The engravings is poorly
sxec1kS1 and looks coarse and indistinct.
ne stgsatures are very good. The pa
An - darker color than the genuine, and
A. 60 Of lighter shade. We also no.
ice allowing Threes on the Sugar
River h1hk, N. H.; fives on the Weybos-
'et Bank ones altered to threes on the
Bank ~ America, at Providence ones
lltered y fives on the North Bank at Bos.
on IN on the Middlebury Bank at
diddlepyy Vt; fves on the atertown
Bank q Watertown, N. Y.
he stage which runs between this
,laeo ID Paper Mill Village. will leave
lefe ~ Mondays and Fridays on the ar
'ival the Boston mail, without waiting
x ~ 8own mail The remainder Of the ,
veek ~ stage will leave as heretofore.
~ ehepge is made SO that the stage may
'onneet with the Newport stage which
eaves Paper Mil Village on the above
lays.
nm Ihe Ladies Of the Union Universal
st Socid1y Of Langdon and Alstead, will
loid the1r Annual Festival in Anderson,s
He'll, Paper Mill Village, N. H., on Thurs
lay evening OF next week Feb. LIST, at
vhiehtine they will offer for sale varie.
= q ueeful and fancy articles, and various
moe4Ments. suited to please and profit all.
Ill IS 6troduced. Ii
AZ. Pratt Of Bridgewater, was ar
estad - Rutland on Wednesday, on sus-
- having been concern ed in setting