Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-03-23

RI 27tl. The aonual school meetings
Its districts throughout the State oc-
he same time. a8 -
SvO.E. Woods hasa new style Of AL.
4 6fsfor children--lhe best we have
tn, being letters illustrated aud
- Z n 1ot up in such manner as TO a..
rst< {ke attention and interest OF the
hid. q
--TSF. Peck Of Westminster, has sent
saff ceelingy fine specimen of maplr
aeaf made by him last year. il is fine as
ranulased and finer grained, and certain
i can hardly be surpassed for table use.
lr. n makes its manufacture a speciai-
' and u6eets with full success.
The different railroad companies are
M repairs and alterations in the lower
loy The east end of the passenger de-
y, n d place, making it more conve-
M themselves and the public.
gentleman in this village lost a
alS y gold sleeve button few days
ine was marked " f." Whoever
haIf D and will return the same to this
fIid Iall be suitably rewarded. AZ
be Brattleboro Record adverrises
N ~ girl compostors.
The Troy Times, in speaking of Nc.
s6fzkk who was arrested on charge Of
IA BAG TO rob th,. Bank here last
e. ays he is Troy man, and that his
g. on in that city is none Of the
III u for long time his character has
oe1 der the ban of our police"
e good people Of -Bratileboro have
adeup purse of $500, for Mr.. Bur-
arame who lost his arm few weeks
acas of which we have before Spoken
ge1erous people most certainly.
Very little maple sugar has yet APP
ssrs2 in market, but our neighbor, J. ID.
idSe man, has furnished US with a SPLEEN
d article of pure maple syrup. made on
J Alhe farm, Of most delicate favor. 1t
smslle from the " FIRST run" which when
he this sample is better than honey.
r. Isaac Fsrnsworth of Windham,
is1z I've years of age. recently cut one
srl wood in one day, from which we
IA be young men had better be look
III u their laurels.
the LIST inst, Mr.. Haskell ID. Far
Ell Weathersield worked all day, and
tfred'fo rest as we'll as usual, but was
md dead in his bed in the morning
was Al years of age.
Geo. S. Miner is now conductor of
e Rutland train which leaves this place
/ Rofland at FIVE and one-half O'Clock
4. Miner formerly run on the Vermont
alley railroad, but during the war was
Jagged in the South on railroads for the
ssefnnaen.. His numerous friends sin
,zdially welcome him back again 10 en-
crescent nearer home.
~ he failure of Moses Bates, black
- DO Springfield, and constable of the
Z for the last five years, has created
8 be and considerable talk in that
~ for n week past. His liabilities to
a. Rn on account OF Town and State
axS< re said TO be some $4,000, but as
g hdsmen are sufficient security no
o. oihe town is anticipated.
leonard W, Weeks, formerly o
JUN d, was arrested and brought inlt
bis psace on Tuesdsr on charge Of havin.
tolen q horse in Guilford last fall, an,
old the same to l.. C. Lowell at Roekior
m. We believe, however. a vienna,
m borrowed the horse, went TO Yer
IN And then ran away with The horse an,
,axlAaps with Weeks. AT all events
l1eeks accompanied her and is he'd as al
IetgMpice for the theft. File has been Il
cA41da and was caught over the line
lne Moman seems TO be the smariest c
ne 1eo and thus far has known enough (,
keep put Of the way. Weeks is to has,
% - mnation to-day, Thursday.
- Liberty Hooker of Cabot, man q
y ysars of age, cut his throat on Frids,
90 4 of insanity.
l.. c. Mead, Of Corn wall, has re
49, sold TO w. II. & W. Warning {
124pga Springs one half Of his eniir
3 q of breeding ewes and eve lambs f.
Seea per head.
The old residents of vergenDes pre-
poe e hold grand reunion next Aus
way of celebrating the centennia
nm ersary of the settlement of that cit,
: g opposition comes hom for4ner cit
sasfesiding abroad.
carney, the man found frozen on I'll
's.se ad track, at Newport, three week
d sill alive but ia very bad cond
- - His right hand and right foo, hav