Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-19


wanted at this office.
IA The Ladies' Fair of Emmanuel
la is Thursday of next week, July
mot this week us enormously print
h week. commencing at . o'clock in
afierl DON, and continue through the
ne. Remember and give them lib
patio nage.
kLewis Olcoti of Rockingham Cen
ad his pocket picked at the circus in
blaze on Wednesday, Of over 5000.
Dan Kellogg has been re appointed
confirmed as Postmaster at Brattle-
Mr. Charles Hapgood has lost 45
L &C chickens this season, from his
BY yard, by disease, hawks and cats.
Mr. ii. b. Wall closed his grocery
by selling out the remainder OF his
of goods at auction on Saturday
kng. The place is to be occupied
kster as boot and shoe store.
The Hon. A. p. Rowland, OF Wal
IN. H., died at his residence in that
on Tuesday Of last week, Mr.. How
had long occupied positions of promi-
in his town and county, and was &C
of age.
0. r. Woods makes very good ar
Of medicine for the season, which he
Rises in our columns this week. 1t
be seen that it is also to be Kept for
by various druggists in this section.
Many families in this village have
heir chickens by cats. Most of these
/ live in tribes in wild state in un-
pied buildings, and ought to be de-
Fed.
4 Those who find it convenient TO do
bess at Rockingham Centre. will find
opportunities at Divoll & Proetor's
h store is well filed with variety of
! and sold at fair prices.
Il Some persons went TO the Island
BE Wednesday night and Gale d for
u and on being refused took offense,
Immediately commenced an assault on
employees of the house, when sort of
ping fight ensued, resulting in the re-
E and rout Of the assailants.
The apple crop is far from promising
his section Judging from trip through
town, Brookline, Townshend, Newfane,
lens, &c. We have been through Town
I'D at about this time nearly every sea-
for ten years, and don't remember an
ance when the show was so poor. The
mise, therefore for fruit the first Of the
ION will not be realized.
: Our thanks are due to Francis
lips of Grafton, for a most beautiful
i weighing nearly pound and meas
lg thirteen inches in length. 1t was of
ring recently caught by him, in that
p in Saxton's River, and one could
dly think of anything more delicate or
!, and " the press" viii long hold Mr.. p.
grateful remembrance.
: We fear the birds, which seem 10 be
Usually plenty in this village this season,
losing their good reputation. The rob-
5 and cat birds have made sad havoc
ong some OF the fruits, especially straw
ries and cherries, while the beautiful
den robin has become a notorious thiei
long green peas, and as consequence
'esort to severe measures has been mad,
some instances as defence against
ese raids.
: George Stone, son of Mrs. o. F
one, was quite seriously injured few
'ys since, being run over by a load o
Enber. He was riding on the load, W,
ave, and fell off, the wheel passing
b one arm in two places, bruising i
|Ferely, but singularly fortunate, no bone
FIRE broken. 1t must have been yer,
brow escape from a much more seriou
Jury.
We noticed that the School Hous
Rockingham C,nire, (while attendin
caucus there recently,) has been fun
lshed with Colton's Maps, which hung o
lFee sides of the school room--a decide
redii 10 the district. We don't know tn
sacher but from the neat and orderly ar
earance of the school house. including
'steful arrangement of flowers on tn
aoie' we venture the guess that they hav
good school.
- The rum barrels appear to have bee
7" uhcorked Wednesday night. A gentle
nail informs us that at one o'clock, Thur
ay morning, he stood at one point in III
'quare' and counted four persons who la
'ead drunk in the street in different place
'Ae DEAD men on battlefield. This We
''e iru't of two temporary rum bars ere
'a on the other side of the river, one b
: frenchman, and the other Ivy a ms