Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-18

ext Sabbath, the pastor being |
ending the anniversaries in Bos-
Eny one has doubt about there
he business at Saxton's River,
head the advertisements from that
he TIMES this week.
Chester Dramatic Club give
,earsals on Tuesday and We'd |
senings Of next week. They |
Ness give a capital entertainment
a full house,
4. J. S. MoRRiLI. has presented
ouse tie petition of +. D. Girls
a So other citizens Of Saxtons
snd of J. d. Wheat and ether cit
Putney, in favor Of an additional
wool.
new West India goods store has
opened at saxton's River BY
'go. Smith, fact which he duly an
s; n our advertising columns this
VI 10 which we would call aiten-
II. Hugh II. Henry Of Chester
week confirmed by the Senate as
Marshal for the district Of YER
hi. f. q. Bntte field, Of Saxton's
b again filling up his store with
mods. See his brief announcement.
BE- changes Of the RAINING time Of
.silroads, Trains going north and
bow leave this place at LAO A. NJ,
about an hour earlier than former
d arrive in the afternoon about ten
Is later only, or 2.S5 2. H. The
4 of the mails at the Post Office is
hanged to correspond with the above
Robert McVicar of Lyndon Centre,
valuable COW which got access TO a
ity of corn and oats few nights
and eat busbel or two, from the
s of which she died the next day.
Some enc says that if good old JOB
zen tormented With hens in his GAR
atch, instead Of boils on his body,
ould in all probability have lost the
iful story of tine example Of patient
ission to trials which the inspired
has handed down TO us.
Messrs. j. J. aud II. n. Flint Of
BIZ have very fine full biooded AT
buck, " Gen. Grant" two years old,
which they recently sheared 20 lbs.
vi, being ten days less than years
n. This buck was raised by j. d.
n Of that town, and is the one which
be first premium at the County Fair
ar. We have in our possession a
8 Of the wool from its fleece which
81 nice, and we shall hope again to
from this promising young buck at
Future time.
There was quite severe tornado in
places in this State during the gale
b prevailed last Sunday. In Ripton.
es were unrooad wagons blown
!, horses thrown lown, and two per.
seriously injured.
Mr.. William Duits Of Orwell, was
over, on Friday OF last week, by thu
a passenger train, haf a miie below
tn Bennington. He was walking OIL
track toward the engne, and bein:
+, did not hear it. Botl of his leg
e broken, and he was Otherwise in
d.
: On the 9Th inst, Frank, aged |
rs, son of J. A. Philhps, Of Barre
found dead, stFaagled by a rop
md his neck. There is no reason I
pose the lad purposely hung imsel
rather that in attempting TO peforl
'e gymaastie feat he accidentally s.rar
a himself.
: On Monday night of last wee
ut eight dollars in money was stole
n the house of Mr.. Beedle of We
ndolph. Unsuccessful attempts we
made by the burglars to enter Il
SEES Of Mr.. Griswola and j. @.
IS.
: We notice IN the Chicago Tribu
/ L. G. Gale, OF that city, formerly
5 village. has received a patent for
lprovement in the preparation of col
Ister." The object of the iayentien
cut various sizes and shapes, and
Sc the same in a box convenient to
ried in the pocket for use. Tie t
ne speaks of it as a valuable invntit
of much convenience.
= We would again call attention tot
veriise1nent of Italian bees, in this
r, and also to the brief and interest
ticle on second page, on the same S
ct. Mr.. Hubbard is no mere theori
tho e,,t,saot l,,4 proof:na, s.,a4 .,,La4