Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-06-08

Several communications whicifNdid
sach us in season for last week, Ire
" a. late TO be of any use this week.
~~3rhe Weston State Militia COMPANY
" (keir annual parade on Tuesday al
r nderry.
al the auction to be held on Tues
ext, in this village, at the residence
d. Bridgman, several hundred lbs.
bple sugar win be sold
The Fenians who passed through
,lace on Tuesday were quite bitter
St MCGEE. McGee is one who made
lying speech at Montreal on Monday.
The ST. Adams Transcript, Burline-
Tree Press and Woodstock Standard
b. out in favor of Gen. StannarH for
Tess in the third district.
Specie is circulating in Londonderry
icinity: half dollars at 20 cents,
ers at 35 cents, tens at Is and fves
cents.
Several of the Fenians who passed
Oh this place on Wednesday wore
side arms and many also . wore the
- in their caps
2x|n-
- We publish the communication of
CAester School Marin" this week, but
n wish 10 publish any more articles on
= subject at present.
.a The constant passage of Fenian
+ y on nearly all the railroads in Ver-
~ during the week has created consid-
1 ( excitement, and we have therefore
a large portion of our space to ac-
of their movements.
Those who wish to attend the Teach
: institute to be. held at this place next
r. win be carried on the railroads for
lne way, and will receive a return
from the Secretary which viii Sc
10 them this privilege.
The Methodist Church of this village
put TO undergo repairs, and they will
no services there noxt Sabbath
b next Sabbath for few weeks, or
BIZ the repairs, services will be held
I e vestry.
- Those who wish to buy paper col
xSsand cuffs at very cheap rates, are re-
I'd to the advertisement of C.. A. Mott
Keeps them at the telegraph office.
are first quality article as any one
Zee by inspection.
At the auction sale of the Maynard
in Clsremont, N. H., on the oath
he mill property including grist
pud paper mills, were bought by O
lack of Putney for 81, 200.
The religious interest continues a
hshend. Thirty-four have been hap
r. and added to the Baptist church,
work is confined principally to thu
t. b. There are several now who de
H. to 60 forward in baptism soon.
Mr.. Luke Baker of Putney has ;
~ from which he sold from the first o
Jay last year TO the first of May thi
'oefs over 5000 worth of butter, beside
sln4 what milk was wanted for the fami
ring the same time. Vermont cow
baking fine reports this year, ant
rivalling her sheep.
Henry M. Burt, late of the Brattle
Record, is engaged in writing
TO the Connecticut Valley, and tn
to the White Mountains, &c. boo
ne l50 to 200 pages. He has re
spent some time in this place gath
materials, and the book is to contai
and several engravings, and wi
in about a month.
In the company formed in Ludlow
went out in the I'd Vermont reg
In 1861, there were but two of tn
al members in active service at tn
the rebellion. These two were 2
eant +. A. Fish of Jamaica, now {
bw, and A. S. Whitcomb of LUDLOW
two never received scratch dul
e entire service, though in numerou
as all know who know anything {
q I'd regiment, and especially
company, which was Co. l.
s a State Musical Convention will b
= Burlington at time not yet Fl,
probably viii be toward the en-
s month. 1t will be under the d
pm OF the Presidents of the differer
gal associations of the State, an
OF the hest musical talent frol
y will be invited to be present.
A. B. Pringle of Ryegate has
. weeks old weighing 40 lbs.
A post office has been established
Danville, VT, and Levi Ii. Harr
inted post master.
AT the shearing of forty-fve yea
ewes OF A. L. Bingham, West Corr
the results were as follows. averas