Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-07

Bee notice Of meeting Of Eastern
Soni Musical Association 10 be held
rngield. 1t viii be an occasion Of
hi interest, as all such things are
b be in that place.
On Sunday night last a burglar OF
nrs broke into Estcy & Ilubbard's
1t Tyson Furnace and carried oa
$40 worth Of clothing.
Prank Bailey who was brought be-
b. criminal court Of his town not
ince, has been arrested, with another
i whose name we have forgotten, for
b. horse from Lucus Wiley, and
VI wcro sent 10 Jail on Thursday Of this
III They were caught in Plymouth.
y Audoyer voted unanimously the
Jnio, Stare ticket, being 20, and elected
n sco Burton representative, and Po-
62 votes for Congress.
There is still much religious interest
rownshend Last Sabbath five persons
added to the Congregational church,
r. Of whom received the ordinance Of
q sm by Rev. Q. L. Cushman.
Guns were fred during the progress
II procession on Tuesday evening and
sA on Henry street patriotic widow
III anne out and honored the occasion by
AN revolver as handsomely as the
I'M narksman in in town.
Grafton threw 81 votes for Hamp-
HI aus for Congress, and Plymouth
it'll for Congress as follows; Julius
Inn rsc, 4s, Poland, 80, P. T. Wash
~ c. NJ. Chase, /.
rhe children and young ladies of
~ nuel Church held a Fair at the resi-
e1 of Rev. DR.. EImeudorf on We'd
as afternoon and evening, which
r64S very successful. Much credit is
ue { little folks for their industry, and
i, 4 Elmendorf who 50 generously
peaed her doors to all, with the beneyo-
'nce of true Christian lady. The pro-
sedh amounting to $3.50 will be appro-
'iatf to the building fund of the new
aufsll
Is Allen T. Carlisle, son Of Lorenzo
aFla le of Plymouth recently caught a
axk in steel trap whose wings meas
IA four feet two inches from tip to tip.
h anne boy, who is but seven years Of
q evidently quite hunter and trap
'sz aying caught the past season three
'kas and twenty woodchucks.
Daniel Davis of Londonderry, was
sefed representative of that town by the
b complimentary vote of Il6 to only
scattering. Ga Governor the vote was
nion 1874, Dem. %.
a big coon hunt came off in Towns
'nd On Monday night in which the hun
Fsnet with both disaster and success.
-. Perry and hired man, with their
nl dog of the shepherd species, freed
coon and three young ones, and the
4ale coon besides, who took his stand
81 4 front rank for defense, and which
z Immediately seized by the dog, when
be fight ensued ending in the defeat
AZ path Of the dog, but the coon was
A. killed by the men. 1t proved to
n Of the largest and most fierce Of
e ccoon species. BY waiting till day
lghsAhey killed the other four, thus be-
As ! brilliant success only married by the
ossS highly valued dog.
@ he house Of VIM. II. Boyd was de-
'ioyso by fire on Tuesday of last week,
sasea BY boy applying a lighted match
9 load Of has standing near
l. Collier Of Derby wintered 81
aaeeh and from them this season sold
sooa Pa lambs to the amount of S343,50
VS. va! a Kept one lamb besides.
oren Tracy of Newport, VT, re-
PIE farmer and an unsuccessful oil
'ator, became insane on account Of
ses' and died in the Brattleboro In
sylum few days since.
Nathan Goodell of West Burke, ter
I'd his life on Thursday evening last,
fling his throat with razor. Cause
rs bwn
ortus Baxter, candidate for re-elect-
Congress from the Third district,
ought libel suit against the Bur-
free Press, laying his damages at
r. 1t is stated that he has also
red writs to be prepared for service
II burlington Iiaes and on Hon.
Roberts, both for libel.
4 boy Of Alonzo Hodgden, of Dux-
was instantly killed on the 14th
Oy the fall of a lodged tree. lie
work with his father at the time.
ed but one hour after the fall.