Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-29
4 ,ocaI Matters.
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as,S abe sugar season must be very short
y ~ ason or cry late in this section, as
@y As been made thus far.
~ d, member the. Tableaux at Wight
81 Hall this Thursday evening. There
Il 50 be music, declarations, &c, and
4, preparations have been quite am
aye doubt not il will be a good and
sdss sting entertainment.
.s yrbe District clerks of Rockingham,
- ouested to return the school regis
" II the Town Clerks Office at once,
G@ lille other officers TO make their an
pss, seturns as prescribed ~ law.
nPa The Westminster Dramatic Associa-
all, ave good exhibition in that place
ednesday evening, to good house.
6rAay evening Of this week, they
nv me Gunmaker Of Moscow, and
HireOat
II. +. Adams of this village is
Nv xX 10 remove IIoui iiis Nhia5S " hut-
" al where be is going into an extensive
nRi slry business. A worthy man we re-
Il 10 loose him, but wish him much sue
= Y, in his new enterprise.
While cur Legislature are in extra
lion building railroads, we hope they
Y! III not fai to build the Grafton and Bellows
~ ~, In railroad. This road may fairly be
IN Il dered a" military necessity" as an
~ Al for the Northwest Fur Co.
NJ, A friend at Washington has sent us
sfrst ballot cast by the freedmen in the
Ixrct of Columbia. The national flag
IA picture of Lincoln are printed on it
Eib the names voted for. 1t is an inter
ss b. memento of the progress of events
T. IN South.
II 1t is doubtful whether this town will
sHpresented in the extra session. Our
I'M sentative, Mr.. johnson, was absent
ia linz in the West, when the session
III called, and though letters were sent
nfomjng him of the fact, it is uncertain
khe her he received them in season. He
Hme expected home to-day, Thursday.
Miss c. A. Jacobs, lady VINO cones
Nd g this people bearing the most un-
l III onable testimonials as to character
Ma ability, will address the united Sunday
bthOols of this village, on Sunday evening
Ia, at u O'Clock, at the Baptist Church.
Il " Sabbath School children are all TX
Ned to be present. All persons invited.
Two of the students of Andover
! Biological Seminary viii spend their
htion of six weeks in this town. Mr..
Numb labors at the Center, and Mr.. G..
de goes TO Cambridegport. Next Sab
ath is the first which they spend in their
pective fields of labor.
y The parishioners of Rev. Mr.. Fair
eks of Westminster, have just added
!, Me- hundred dollars 10 his salary, which
81 now nine hundred dollars and parson-
ia Pretty good, but just what the Rev.
q Ntleman deserves.
+ We are pleased to learn that the
i D amatic Club of this village had so good
"a house and were SO cordially and favora-
received at Walpole, N. H., on Thurs
. BY evening of last week. They had ar
ID nlience of some four hundred, and the
a ub request us to return their thanks tC
people IF Walpole and vicinity for III,
u erlal reception an patronage they re
ksycd
We observe that cur recent notice O
Shaniel Fullerton, Esq, of Chester, ha
pc The rounds Of the press everywher'
4rolglout the country, and it has brough
letter from banker ia Connecticut
so has written 10 Mr.. Fullerton for hi
telegraph, and who is just ten year
1Ounger than Mr.. +. and who may yer,
fe@onably have supposed himself the old
n active banker in the country, till h
faw the notice above referred to.
A quarry of soap stone has latel
Reen found in WiRdham, and parties ar
fnsaged quarsying the same, testing it
alue and practicabiIity for use.
Frank Farr, mail carrier from Brat
ieOoro to Keene, broke through the ic
While crossing the river on the 18th inst
Without moments warning. Mr.. Fan
jumped from his sleigh caught hold of til
pest horse and succeeded in securing hin
SeIt and this horse. lis other horse, tn
Se'sh and contents, including the ma
were lost aud no traces Of them have q
yet teen discovered. AIR. Fairs loss
estimated at about 1928.
AT Montpelier recen ly, as an old ma
was drawing logs across the track, opp,
Sue James R. Lsngdon's farm, his teal
s'' stuck, aud no persuasi H could il
Quce the poor old nag to draw it off. Ju
"en the engine whistle was heard, al
with all possible alacrity the cid man di
tIlnaug1 his Iax..,