Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-09-14

ii Immediately.
8 - AS the fall political campaign heats
pp throughout the country, those who
would post themselves up daily, should
pply to 0. i. Woods who will furnish
buy kind of a daily that may be wanted
~ - Francis Bailey and Wm. w. HUI
zngion are the names of the boys in this
aown who stole Lucius Wiley's horse, and
Bust week sent TO Jail.
# - The Dandy cheese which stands so
8lligh in market for its exceeding excel
Bence, is now sold in his village by II. b.
viaI, who has fresh supply on hand
4Give him call and try some Of it.
IA : The September term of the Wind.
ham County Court commenced at Fay
stteville on Tuesday, and on Wednesday
Mhcy were engaged i'll trying the Mott
Islander ease from Cambridgeport.
- Our village schools commenced on
Monday with Prof. Ward as principal,
aud the same board of teachers as last
#erm. 1t is an excellent opportunity, and
I'VE trust the pupils will make the fan
term even better than the very excellent
last term.
. - Alyah Pierce viii take the premium
ION grapes in this village, this year, judg-
ing from the vines in the garden. Grapes
Dave not done as well as usual this
ear, but his are making fine show.
81 - See II. B. Wallis new advertisement.
lie has just received new supply of gro
berries and provisions and invites his Gus
pmers to take them while they are fresh
- The Messenger reports little or no
anee in the St. Adams butter market on
uesday. Prices ranged at from SO to
b cents per pound for choice lots.
- Mr.. Solomoa Saunders is adding
Sery much TO his stock of goods in addi-
6pn to what he kept when he frat started
is season, and already may be found at
store fine lot of sweet potatoes.
= The Keene Cornet Band, gave our
Pple a very pleasant call and serenade
Monday afternoon while on their way
N the fireman's muster at PlattsbuIg.-
believe they are under the direction
Prof. Merrill of this village, and their !
Mriormance here was not only highly |
ditable TO their leader but to themselves
Be shall hope TO hear them again.
ID With hat in hand we make our po-
st bow and acknowledgment for very
NC and beautiful boquet sent us this /
Hek by Mrs. Marshall c. Ladd, on Hen
Street, made up of a variety of SPLEEN
flowers from her flower garden, in
el we judge she must have very
autiful assortment. Many thanks. and /
have limited to the TINES BAND .
BAT she is fully deserving of one of their
st serenades.
! - Plymouth voted on State ticket.
XHnion II, dem. l. Representative, A.
Earl, not Lord, as we had it last week.
Two weeks since the Ranney Fam
l held very pleasant reunion at the
graham House in Chester.
E = The fall term Of Leland and Gray
urinary at Townshend just commenced,
pmises well, the attendance being large,
B "a everything indicating a successful
IN.
+ lnsraham's popular hotel at Chester
been filed with visitors during the
month.
L The Tyson Furnace Iron Company
soon TO entirely cease operations, bu.
gold fever is again starting up in
Hymouth, and it is said the mines there
be worked asaiu.
: William Harris, Jr., Esq, is the
preventative elect from Windham this
\, and the vote Of his town for COVER
Is Union ia, dem. 9.
IN second page will be found an
'uary of Hon. Elijah F. Burt, ma
and formerly citizen of this town,
pa which he removed West in 1888.
Menty-eight years ago. There are doubt
still many in this town. who will re-
lnoer him and be interested in the no.
son of Mr.. L. Chandler of Ches-
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us bed on Saturday the LIST inst. He
attended school in apparently good
Rutland cast the highest vote ever
own by any town in this State, being
- The vote for representative was
pa Trout 500, John Cain 6I5.
a few days since Harry whiimore
Ohes'er went to catch his horse. when
''y to his surprise and misfori une he
E3 'u the horse dead. The cause is un-
wn.