Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-27

here will be no services in the
HS1 church next Sabbath, on account
4 rkness of the pastors family.
[anted-a small farm of forty or
"a Sfes, in good condition, and worth
frou keen hundred TO two thousand dol
AZ. nquire at this office.
De crops in this section are doing
aueIyv specially corn, but apples have
been ppping oil, and the prospect much
les - had been anticipated.
luxurious (D-editing newspaper
n h6k leather.
ke new proprietors Of the canal
pron1 are having map made Of it for
futulS nse and reference. A good idea.
The Suryey for it was made last week.
We are glad TO learn that Gov.
FletcI,er has so far recovered from his
ipiurieS received by accident some weeks
.iu6e, filat, though still feeble, he is able
Z bout a portion of the time, and 10
tend the management of his farm.
enry T. Morse of Westminster,
wo1 Y of the Greek prizes at Amherst
CoI|e instead of mathematical, as the
paper have had it.
80 Burts illustrated Guide of the
Conn icut Valley" mentioned by us
.omd eeks since, is out and for sale at
he N graph office by c. A. Mott. 1t is
capfH little book of over two hundred
pages, and contains much interesting mat
lcr IF Bellows Falls and vicinity.
nv. Mr.. Batchelder, who has sup
Piled Emmanuel Church in this place for
yeabr more, has removed to Newport,
\. M3hnd We understand viii supply the
EpiEopal church in that place.
mose interested in musical instruc-
ion me- referred to the new advertisement
4 R.P. Wright, whose reputation and
bility u a thorough instructor in music
well Known in this section, and it is
hefefere good opportunity for those de-
hiuS 6nch instruction.
VIM. Clegg, recently of Connec-
cuk, pt formerly of this place, has taken
V H4Nk's Mountain House and Livery
aahA9ht Perkinsville, and we take plea
sre commencing him to all in that
siq4 as one who viii keep first rate
Rs and under his management it can
Y to be place of popular resort.
he Rutland and Burlington wood
EEth of the passenger depot in this
TTas destroyed by fire on Saturday
llpg last. 1t contained 204 cords of
and lot of lumber. Loss some
@ The fire is supposed to have ta-
em an engine in the building which
3 ben used there the day before, for
wins wood.
~ ome of cur people resorted to va
asD odes to get sleep during the swell
Inn hot nights of last week, retiring
IA beds, porticos, &c. One man had
cc4 brtable night and snooze on sec
y Dry portico, but being in rather Of
a1lle place, his habiliments did not per
b to enjoy the luxury TO a very
ur in the morning.
e have received several letters
rom rsons who have written us inqui-
aes consequence of the sale of the
kanai property. Some of them are per-
ons 20 were formerly acquainted with
n't bee but who have not been here for
lhirtX ears. One wants 10 come here to
star Adrug store, another dry goods
store and another TO practice medicine.
as We are tolerably well off in all Of
hesc departments, we have been unable
% gre the inquirers as much encourage.
nenf as we probably shall when our place
'hali Become city of ten thousand in
habitants
pere Is considerable sickness in this
w. Just now, especially among chill
a'e Rused doubtless mainly by the late
a0' Gather. Only one case that we
nas beard of as yet has proved fatal,
snas a young child of Mr.. Sumner
- Pm. Three members of Rev. Mr..
family ara sick, being his wife
o children. DR.. Whitman's wife
s. I'd are both sick, also a child of f.
lson. The youngest child of Aaron
} little boy, has been very sick for
ban a week, and still continues in q
lticalsituation, but this Thursday
~ z 1t was hoped the little fellow was
!. pmtortable. p S. Since writing
-, e8olng, we learn the Rev. Mr..
. himself was taken sick during We'd
~ night, thus prostrating almost his
~ 'amily. Dysentery seems to be the
aalng disease.
understand that the marriage
uhder the usual head, from Felch-