Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-24
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Matters.
,publican Caucus.

publican Caucus.
= hen of Rockingham, are
!, ' et at the Center, on Sat
N, at three o'clock, +. NJ,
Ddidates for town Repre-
Justic, of the Peace, and
other business as may be |
i. A general attendance
.,Is sired.
~ ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
rlMEs this week does not
usual standard OF excel
I. remembered that the edi-
\ Is /" summer vacation We
Ing of an apology for the
so that if we have trans
Of the rules Of journalism,
IN take our inexperiencc in
Ion nor accuse the edi' or
X base" if we have inadver-
AZ. a something not in the pro-
!. ,,,o,,ion 10 the school no.
I. und in our advertising col
Next Wednesday, the
M BAY appointed for the exami-
H. who desire admission to
4 chool, and none but present
i, Ind those who pass a satistac-
nation. viii be admitted. The
J. Il the schools commence Mon
a 3d.
NM n commotion was stirred up
v;1ISee last Tuesday afternoon by
! of4ights in the square in which
pxe1'and bloody noses were pro-
.,,slYalistributed among the beligi-
n .ades, flank movements, re-
IA aeree encounters, were the or
[tbe nav, and though several were
sly wounded, we have heard
~ wv died from the effects of their
L Rum was the instigator and
lddY the riot.
mi. S. Sabin, of Saxton's River,
n his valuable stock of goods,
! Il nprises large variety, and
ualfs of Dry Goods, Groceries,
'erylfing usually kept in a first rate
! siore, most every one can find
rhst hey want. He announces q
sale o-morrow, Saturday, at two
!, n D., and evening. Those con-
|. IL referred TO his collection no
ouT 1dyertising columns.
4 III nic came off in Bondyille or
iii y the benefit of the Sabbath
i, Nhich was largely attended,
sp3 ehes were made during the day
&fh the benefits of Sabbath
i, ich were also highly tincture'
,atfi5t ism. The good citizens of th'
SUI led a well furnished table 0
~, in the grove, amply sufii
ID present, and the Afternoon
occupied by speech making
ngs by the children The London
Comet Band furnished music 70
.asipn, and the whole affair passe'
asnntly to all.
ne musical fever is not alone con
3 TINES office, as we see by GU
Vi that more bands-genuin
oneE are being organized in differ
Ir1SSf the State. There is music'
e3ugh in Bellows Falls-inclut
,mS experienced musicians--to g
fs1hate band, and we should like
IN Hoped. The Brattleboro Re
III il too base an occupation for
u play a drum but if they kne
M 10 that it needs something
IL awaken a little enthusiasm
Nj they would have been less $
y F. Blanchard of Troy, N.
'ouk open new photograph salo
in1 Block over Guild & Fairs stol
u age.
pholus Hoyt has sold his int
IA Wooden factory at Saxto
r. n i'm Alexander of the firm
'erfyk Co.
] I'm Medical Examiners of the II
l11< al District meet at Chester
= Sept. 9th, to examine apl
\ exemption from military dut.
Ladies Of the Unitarian 500
lpole, n. H., gave one of Il
eil1 summer festivals on Thurs,
g II last week. Quite large
was present from this will;
evening was pleasantly passeC
and the other festivities usual
asions, Music was furnished
Z llept band of Merrill and Hol
iley's Menagerie and Circus
/. in Ludlow on Tuesday of
pd the pocket-picking amusen
fied on full as extensively a
Zee. A man from Chester, i
his pockets rifed of $4,000
Felry man succeeded in selling