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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn from the
Vergennes Vermonter that Mitchell Gas.
sctt, Canadian by birth and a carpenter
by trade, was engaged in saving boards
with circular SAW on Saturday afternoon
18th inst, in Messrs Haynes & Falardo's
mandatory, when board about six fee,
in length was caught by the saw and pro-
jected with great force against his side.
lie did not complain of the injury but fin
ished the job he had on hand, piled up the
10 mber and went home. He was soon
taken ill, complained of great abdominal
pains and despite medical care died on
Monday morning. A medical examination
revealed fatal rupture of the iniestines,
He leaves wife and five children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

A CARp.-Rev. J. Fl. Thyng and fam
lily of South Londonderry, VT, acknowl-
edge with suitable gratulations, dona-
ton on the 10th inst, from the Congre-
gational society and their friends, in money
$1,000 and other valuables to the amount
of S174.95. -.. J. III. THYNG.
s. w. THING.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

ANOTHER CORPORATION MEErING.-
There is to be another meeting of the
Corporation, to take into consideration the
subjects that have been agitated for the
last two or three weeks, in relation TO
building Town Hall. 1t appears that a
large portion of the village are rot exactly
satisfied with the way business was trans
acted at the last meeting at any rate they
do not feel as though an enterprise involv-
ing thousands of dollars should be deter
mined upon, by the small vote of Is to
Is. We trust the voting part of our
corporation will attend to their own bust
ness and not suffer it 10 be done by half a
dozen persons, with the help of what
workmen they are able to control from
their shops. BY all means let our people
in matter of this magnitude act for
themselves and not by proxy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

= Bennington has a new water fountain.
near the residence of Seth B. Hunt, which
throws water to the height of one hundred
and fifteen feet, twenty feet higher than any
known fountain in the world. The water
is conveyed over a mile in iron pipes, and
has a fall of three hundred and five feet.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

DEATH OF N. p. WILLIs.-N. p. Will
lis, the poet, author, and late editor of the
Home Journal, died at his residence in
Idlewild Sunday evening at the age of
eighty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
NATIONAL BANK OF BELLOWS FALLS,


Comm i.sioners' Notice.
vVE the Subscribers beiag duly appointed BY the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Westminster Com
missoners to receive, examine and adjust claims aud
demands OF all persons against the Of Por
ter late Of Jamaica in said district deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereof and six
months from the 18th day Of December last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose dc therefore hereby give
notice that will attend to the business of our said sp
pointment, at the dwelling house John b. Cobb in ia
maica in said district the last Wednesday May next
from O'Clock, p. M until four o'clock P. NJ. on said day
JAMES ALLEN, c.
A. p. FULLER, 0
CURTIS ROBINSON, Admir-.
January 2ist, A. d 1851 A..
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1ew advertisements.
~ II E S t E r A c A d. EN- Y

Chester, VI.
HENRY II. SHAW, A. B. Primo pal.
INE Spring Term of this Institution begins Wednesday,
Il February 2Sth, and continues eleven weeks. The
studies Of the Normal School will be introduced regular
Teachers Glass formed and every made
dents for practical Teachers.
TIL desiring board should apply early 10 the
Principal For further particulars send for Catalogue.
s. H. LEONARD. Clerk.
Chester, Jan. %, 1867, A
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NE the subsonbsn, being duly appointed by the Hoa
w prooass Court for the Dstct Of Westminster Com
missoners b. receive, examine and Adjust all claims
demands OF all persons against the Of Joseph Phsps
late Of Grafton deceased and also all claims and
exhibited In ost thereto and six months 20th
day Of November 1857, being allowed by said Cours
for that purpose We do Therefore hereby give notice
will attend 70 the business Of said sppoin a
the dwelling houss Of Samuel Phelps in Grafton village,
Ia said district on Saturday the 18th day Of February A.
o'clock p. NJ until four o'clock, r. NJ. each o.
said days.
10. Q, HOWARD, comD,.r,
GEORGE HALL, S
SAMUEL PHELPS, Adm'r
Grafton, Jan: Is, 1867 as
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ocal Matters.

Temperance meeting at the
Lburch. Sunday evening, was very
.aended, and the number of signers
,edre considerably increased. Rev
vain of Grafton delivered very
djng lecture.
Lyceum exercises at Wight
AJoll Tuesday evening passed OFT
h satisfactory manner. The next
will be Monday evening at z
and the question for discussion,
red: That the American Indian
lived more abuse at the hands of
fathers than the Negro
Iroder the head of Westminster
X Club in Good Days commu-
published in the TINES of Jan.
Nv mistake Of the printer, the
,aaccOuatable was printed mac
D. We make this correction in
to the writer of the article,
A,e number of sisners to the pledge
lon foot up oao.
Bbn Mcneil Of Westminster recent
a pig nine months old, which
u 4lj pounds.
Fbe citizens of Ludlow have adopted
sjlage charter granted them by the
gslature.
man named w. II. Iskey was
frozen to death in St. Adams, on
May last.
fwenty-seven sheep were recently
! h Middlebury for the round sum Of
30.
How many robins make summer !
1as seen in Montpelier, Jan. 18Th
the seyerest days of the winter.
an. ], 1867, there were 73 rum shop:
Ellington. Fines and costs in 1866
40. Persons arrested for intoxica'
Go9.
Tic grist-mill of Mr.. Dodge of Nor
\ was burnt on the 18th, with 20C
n of -four. Insured $4,000.
Bob Stafford of Bennington made
bounds of butter from nine cows be
May 18th and Jan. lst, selling fol
A1j.
DR.. William Roy of Barnet, killed
Eight months and ten days old, which
~ $50 pounds. The calf was one o
|3mmon breed.
~Rev. S. Il. Hall has asked a dismis
om the Congreg ational Church il
Ellington and the Rev. Mr.. ParkeI
Been dismissed, at his request, from
congregational church in Waterbury
Mrs. Hannah Brown of ST. Johns
Fwho is in her Goth year, has durin!
past season, besides doing her owl
and great deal for others, spun 6,
s of yarn and wove 400 yards o
A son of Mr.. Alonzo Colby St. Johns
, three and one-half years old, Will
BE- on Wednesday, of last week, raj
rst a piece of joist, throwing him from
lied and breaking the right thigh bon
its middle.
Six hundred and seventy bushels c
fscated oats, seven horses and wagon
a large lot of miscellaneous plunde
sined from smugslers over the Canad
|, will be sold at auction at Burlington
Hay.
/ The fire that burned Bradford's faC
h in Bennington last week, was cause
the bursting of kerosene lamp. Th
EHner mentions two other cases of burs
L Of kerosene lamps there within a weel
d thinks "the oil which we burn nov
Plays i but little removed from CUR
psder'
: The Free Press in noticing Pro
SFeS lecture on the poetry of matht
flcSsays that the lecturer believes " thu
delights Of spring are keener to hi
" understands the general laws unde
t's the processes Of nature :" and thi
fpeF believes that, had he tried, he couI
N'e demonstrated with equal clearnei
|'hat the pleasure of a kiss is much MOI
'Sailc when the operator understand
'fenilfcally, and can calculate mathema
'ally, the nature and relation of the fore
compression, suction, and percussiC
l'olyed in the operation"
Third Corporation Meeting,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

The CHILDREN THE HOPE OF THE
WoRLD.-The most interesting meeting
ever held in the Town Hall at Springfield,
was the gathering of the children in tenn
perancc meeting on the 10th of January,
1867.
1t is proposed to repeat that meeting on
the I'd day Of February proximo, and to
it all the children of the town, girls and
boys. great and small, are most cordially
and affectionately invited to attend.
Time, 2 o'clock p. M.
Exercises--Short speeches and stories
songs and declarations by the children
and last though not least take the pledg,
of total abstinence.
j. A. HI. ELLIS.
Z. INGHAM. = Com.
JoHN o. SPooNY.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. %, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

THE GRAMMAR ScHooL.-Thc follow
ing pupils of the Grammar School were
neither absent or tardy duri, g the Fall
Term
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Notice.

VWE Copartnership heretofore existing under the name
u Of Miner Youag Ia this day dissolved BY mutual
The affairs Of the Arm via be settled ny Henry
NJ. Young All persons indebted 20 u.s. are requested 70
settle Immediately, EvkkHrr W, MINER,
HENRY NJ YOUNG.
HELIows FAILS. Jan. H. 1867. g.
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law SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE,

1867.
Two Terms of Nineteen Weeks each commencing MARCH
Ara and September l6rH 1867 For Catalogue and Circu.
lar address JOEL. PARKER ROYAL Professor
Cambridge. Mass Jan. 1867, 4.3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
Lacy II. CIark,. Es.ase.

STATE on VERMONT, The Probate Court within o.
DnrSIcr or wlsrnusrsa for said District oil persons
interested In the ssats Of Lucy H. Clark, late Of wes
minister, In said District deceased. GrcefiRg:
V0U hereby notified that Instrument writing
purporting to Be the last viii and OF Lucy
H. Clark, has bssn hlsd In nd Court for Probate, BY
FREEMAN J. uoughton the executor therein named And
you further notified thst said Court yin decide upon
the Probate thsrsof ct sion 70 be hsld at the Inn Of
BE- heard In the psSsnssss 10 you shall cause.
G. b. EDDY, Register.
Jan. 18th, l667 IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

THE BELLOWS FALLS EXCELSIOR CLUB
have nearly completed arrangements for
two exhibitions, to come off Wednesday
and Thursday evenings next week, and
announce '' Married Life and " Kiss in
the Dark for Wednesday evenings enter
tainment. "The Two Bonnycastles " and
" a bit of timp'rance tale +" entitled "a
Drop too Much for Thursday evening,
interspersed with declarations, vocal and
instrumental music, &c.
Mr.. r. +. Miller has been engaged and
is now at work painting the necessary
scenery. The Club is entirely composed
of young people in this village, who have
worked hard, and spared no expense to
make the exhibition creditabe to the place,
and amusing and instructive to those who
attend. Let them have full house each
night.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
Notice.

-vNuE Subscriber having purchssd the interest Of T.
Miner IN the Meat Business In Fellows Falls, win con
tinue the business the Market In Chases Block on
w~smin ST. lately occupied by Miner Young, where
he will be happy to wait upon his customers
BEILows FALLS, Jan. Is, 1867. 3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

of 80 per cent ON the grand list 10 deiray in
part the expenseof sucha build ng, and the
necessary expenses OF the Corporation,
AMI committee appointed cNnsisting of A
Wentworth, A. 5. CLARK, C. b, Eddy, and
III. Z. Stoughton, to solicit subscriptions
and confer with the selectmen in the mat
ter. c. b. Eddy offered resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing the Treas
urer and A. S. Clark TO obtain loan of
a sum not exceeding $500, to be applied
to the erection of the building decided
upon, and authorizing the Treasurer to
execute notes and give mortgage of the
real estate OF the Corporation as collateral
security for that purpose.
The subject is now virtually settled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

WANTED.-To purchase an interest in a
w Weekly Newspaper, Republican in Politics oca' ed
in some thriving Railroad Village In Vermont, and
doing established and renumerative business
Would upon the editorial work Of paper assist.
ing the present managing editor
Address, ENTERPRISE, BELLOWS FALLS TIMES Or yIcy
with full particulars of situation, SC.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

STATE or VERMONT. The Probate Court for the
all Interested In the sstas Of Lucy Barrett
Grafton, in nd distrct, deceased. Grssfae.
VoU hsrsby notified that purporting
to be the last will and tsssmsns OF sad
been presented 10 the Court here for Probate by George
NJ Barrett, the executor therein named that saId
Court will decide upoa ths probate thereof session
Of said Court 70 BE- held 1t the Inn Of Francis
asfon In aid dsrsct the nrst Wednesday OF FEB.
1851 whom and WHERE you be heard the prem.
isss II you shail 80 cause.
Jan. Is, 1857. 9-5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES

Than any other place in their kpowiedss IN windham
County and will give few prices some Of the srtsies
so you for yourselves. We now have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
CARTONS RIVER SEMINARY. v

WANTED in exchange for Goods, Produce Of I
w kinds Also woolen and all kinds Rag for whicl
he highest market price will be paid.
l. By r. HYDE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

ProLhY HDsoN,s ESTATE.
Co00Hsssoa~v., Nssac>.

aE undssasnsd h.yss esss sppolnssd y tho Probate
Court o. the Dssrsot Of windssr Commissioners 10 ~
estvs examins and adjust I'll elaine and dsmasds o. Al per
sons agsuss Ptoimy kdson late Chester ssd district
TO the claims Of ths hereby give nots that We win
meet for the purposs d sxamining and allowing said
TUESDAY In January, and the - Tuesday IN June p.x
from ten O'Clock, A. ~ until four oclecA M on each q
said days and that six months from the Of Decem
bsr d. 1853, the time limited BY sAid Court Tor sad
creditors 10 prsssut their claims for and
allowance.
Dated At Chester, this 3lst day Of December A. D. 1850
SIMEON 8uEhWIN. To-,
NORMAN - 6N1fH, so""r
VIZ. Rousps, Admir- "a
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Marriea.

At the Trinity Church, Claremont, N. H., by Rev. NJ
Peck, ETH, daughter of Ex Gov. Me
calf, and JOHN J. McDENNlD of Chicago, Ill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

Nv ANTED at the Bellows Falls Marble
w Works young man from is to 20 years of age to
learn the trade None but of good habits need apply
Bellows Fails, VT % RIA. EVANS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

A FINE OLD VIOLIN well known
IA the DUNlIAM WON Cfor sale. e-f~
Inquire of 5. Y. MERRILL.
g. ssff Bellows Pals, w.
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CARRIAGES,

vieiuity suaHsy whsn 4. Of sieishs
Carriages givs ean ~ shsn - hssr Dsisss
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-. s--s -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-25

WILL give instruction in " The new Ameri
w Method n for tie Piano Forte after Jan. Is,
1867.
Bellows Pals, Vt. AZ
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
AMERICAN RURAL LIFE.

HOMEsPUN: OR, FIVE AND TWENTY YEARS AGO.
BY THOMAS LAKELAND. l2lno., PIP. S4G Hurd
Houghton.
The series of quaint sketches which compose the
contents of this volume possess the merit of lively
portraiture in language of remarkable simplicity and
appropriateness TO the subject III the opinion Of the
author the farm house, the homestead, and the
tic cottage furnish themes of less interest than the
wonders Of the Alhambra, the history of Hampton
Court and the Pitt Palace, While much has been
written about the brilliant charms of the Boulevards
and the CorsO he prefers to employ his pen in dis
coursng of quiet country roads, sequestered green
lanes cart-tracks through the woods, and winding
foot paths the pastuTe-laRds The good danes
in our farm houses of thirty years ago. who stood at
their wheels. and faithfully spun the thread at heme
in his view. are as well worthy of commemoration
as the famous wife of Ulysses. The history of a
household furnishes as fine a subject for the pen Of
writer as the history of politics or war; We are in
debted to this enthusiasm for the homespun
on the part of Mr.. Thomas Lakeland for
very agreeable volume. He appears to
be as familiar With every mock and corner OF the
rural life of this country if he had logged to tho
age of Methusaleh in its somewhat drowsy atInos-
phere But he shows no signs of going to sleep him
self nor will any but unusually stupid readers be
apt to ned over his quiet descriptions. His book pre-
serves the flavor and zest of the old fashioned villages
and farming-towps, as they were before the four
horse stagecoaches had given place to the fiery loco
motives of our day, and will recall to many readers
the scenes of q past generation among which they
started on the race of life. "
The delights of a country Sunday have deeply
touched the fancy of Mr. Lakeland, whe contends
that they are scaled book to those who persistenuy
live in the cities. But you mnst far from the line
of fashionable travel if you wish TO see the traces of
Sunday as it was in the homespun days of an older
time. Men, women, and children are starched up in
their very cleanest and best Everybody is plain
and sober, even to an almost unnatural occurrences
But we must give the picture in full <
AN OLD FASHIONED sUgDAY. |.
In the Summer time, when the gets up looks in
at the east windows not far from A O'Clock Of Sunday
morning, the good faImerfok bestr themselves right
early In place OF setting the pitcher in the dngy area
for the milk and waterman, they turn ont to l their
froy pals as soon, certainly sunrise send
on the dewy coated cows 10 pasture again The children
all brulr up TO the kitchen sink and scrubbed and
rubbed TIL they take shine like furniture. Pretty
spike or two OF lilac blossoms from the bush close the
gate, which they stick into brokennosed pitchers about
the mantes and hearth The farmers themselves. in
snowy shirt are everywhere abont the barre,
ge@ng up Tic rVko9 Wheels tkerjDg at tbe harpessee
New-York tribune., 1867-05-16
THE COUNTRY TAVERN.

In the first place, and to begin at the beginning,
IL was wonderful mart for coaches. They stood almost
under every shed that made convenient leantO IN the
spacious yard aud la nearly OF existence
from the freshly vanished just in the pot
belied old veteran that had patiently carried wellbgh
whole generation over the hills On some the dust was
piled thckly; stabe-bOys were busy washing up the
wheels OF Others here and there decrept customer
stionaby crpIded by uncalculatng whip with
was that OF Had the place cleaned OF them
single vigorous sweep, twOuld have looked empty
as "a library with the books gone from the shelves
In the center OF this tavern courtyard, pump, with
Jolly squcak that seemed 10 start UP business all about
place Horses led out 10 the trough under
its nosc and sometimes slipped away from the boys who
led tlel snorng aud tearing back 20 the stable again
long and broad sto0p" behind the owroofed house.
whercUn set pals, pans baskets, aud other house
crammed through the upperback windows, for brief
morning airing Doves wheeling and tumbling about or
setting up their m0noton0us domestic cries close under
the barn caves.
There used wide and spacious hall reaching from
entrance OF the house and broad aud inviting
porch the picture of hospitality with ample seat on
side, projected To correspond. II AL smooth
and fauessy clean about the door, the short max
ing green margin for sufficient drive for vehicles OF
ali SORTS and many at time, 10 come up conposedy be-
fore the windows. Lights were flashing, aud CHEEKY
woodfrss blazing in the great square rooms when the
laden coach ratified up to the door, Just at night In late
Autumn and never was sneeIer welcome extended to
weary goals away from their h0ne hearth than came
PLAYING and dancing forth fum those flames into their
eager ewes. The pursy andO.d-best evidence OF his
own fare-hustlcd IA aud Of the rooms. eX-
planning where he cOud he tcconiiI4OoaSed with
upyelcre ICst," ang tlVB.ng aEouca into The wasb-
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