Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-04

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n sloughton's Office next Monday
4, at 7 o'clock
smperance meeting next Sunday
at c o'clock. Important business
f,ceum Tuesday Evening next at
P..,en, circulation of the TIMES in
rn, 32l.
H. sleighing is now very excellent
section, and is being improved.
G Wightman announces flower
y this week. See his advertisement.
I Convention of those favorable to
lrmation of a new County is TO be
! Chester, at Ingraham's Hall, on
I.lay, Jan. 18th, 1867, at II o'clock,
| iorenoon. A call for this Conven-
be seen at the store Of johnson
bfs.
u. Johnson has been appointed
pcs Agent for the Home Company
Haven, IN place Of r. Bancroft
i. and Mr.. johnson announces the
onr columns this week. This COM
INKS among the best in the United
In the great Portland fire they
Drly one hundred thousand dollars,
kent of which they paid in ten days.
Gilman. who stole Ellison's horse,
inced business again at Windsor,
*. He went there before for five
nd ha. now been" elected for ten
b announcement of b. F. Aldrich
Walpole. This is an old standard
lmark of business in Walpole, and
&Ommend it to all doing business in
cc.
l. understand that Chase and Bar
sold out their tannery TO Stevens
feit of Boston, but the business is
4 by Messrs Perry 81 Ellis, two
len from Woburn, Mass, who will
III place their residence.
I'm Chester Dramatic Association
b will give another exhibition on
and Wednesday evenings, Janu-
and 23d.
f. A. Wier, of Walpole, n. H.,
ly licensed Veterinarian Surgeon
section of Vermont, and New
ire. See his card. Mr.. w. is
Is be skillful, and we would therefore
"a him to all wanting practice in
Weston. During the rebellion he
&spector of the U. S. Hospital Of
y horses, at Giesboro Point, and al
had in charge over 5000 and at
over 10000, and this with his gen.
tice has given him large ex
he Brattleborians are using coal
h learn that company has beer
Il by which they obtain il at a raft
n TO burn than wood. 1t is calcu
Nat the consumption of wood il
ice will be lessened by this compa
Ne, some 225 cords.
Dc day last week Mrs. G. w. Far
a Dorset, her husband being absen
b the yard, accompanied by he
dog, to see a sick creature, whe
Rs attacked by bull and throw
and rolled along on the ground, i
lempts to toss her with his horn
juno ture the dog attacked the bu
er desperate struggle succeede
Easing his mistress from her perilo,
on.
Atew weeks since, Jason Parker
hheid, was out hunting, his weapC
cavalry revolver. From beir
eaVAy loaded, or some other caus
'midar flew back, and struck one e,
I much force as TO destroy it.
pr Thomas Still, aged one hundr,
and SIX months, citizen of San
llsa IN That town on the 18th inst.
russell W. Collier, belonging
>'er, hung himself in the hors
OF Mason Wheeler. in Calais, II
Friday, the 21st ult. He has be-
derangei for several years, al
It Monday before undertook to C
Oa'' but was discovered ere he h
mated the deed, although not befo
made quite cash,
"u'eS Brown of Eden, has groul
bushels of potatoes at his star
Tue past season, 2l,000 of viii
round at Eden, and the remand
we'll The yield Of starch to t
d not as large this year as usu
10 Tue early frost which killed t
O'iore they were Iipe. The Ed
opnd 800 bushels per day.
aine' G. French's barn, connect
,'' new house in Montpelier, to