Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-30
UNION CAUCUS

Union party of Rockingham are
ed to meet at Rockingham Centre,
py, August 81, 1867, at 4 O'Clock in
lrnoon, TO nominate candidate for
Representative, ten Justices Of the
and do such other business as may
ght proper when met.
n By order of Town Committee.
IN communication from Chester this
OuA have appeared if it had not
hi to Us anonymously.
Ioeks odd to see some of the pa
the north part of the State, COM
d of a drouth, when We have had
h rain down here.
Ihase & Hooper are selling very
hi article Of Baking Powder for
1t is to make the bread lighter
hitter, and is cheap. Try it.
H.. NJ. NJ. Whitney of this village
Nine flower garden, and those wish
n buy cut flowers for any purpose,
hd there a large variety beautiful
BE.
4 he spiritualists of Bartonsville will
eir next meeting at the school house,
" Of the hall as heretofore and Mr..
&lark Of Brandon will be the speak
freddie Harris, son of Jonas Harris
tminster, recently broke his arm
located his elbow, by failing from q
\ erected for gyInnasiic exercises.
IN to the time of going to press
of the political parties in this
tppear TO be very much walked up,
pugh by Monday or Tuesday they
fobably shew more animation, there
likely to be as much feeling as last
D. F. Woods has just put IN a mar
TX with silver faucets into the Bel
Hotel, an arrangement as nice and
nient as can be found in the best ho-
nywhere. He also contemplates
g other alterations and arrangements
Hotel for the better convenience Of
bile.
Herbert A. Tenney who has been
10 the Post Office Stree last spring,
D. clerk into the store of Arms &
IN this week. Though his term of
! in the Post Office was net long, il
|ng enough 10 win for him good
for the integrity and strict faithful
filth which he performed his duties.
All who want a good stove, tin, glass,
Ter goods usually kept in such store,
no do business in Ckarlestown, N
Bin find at the store Of Geo. S. Bond
Il place a first rate stock from which
ke selections. His g Peerless Cook.
k.ove" took the first prize at the
h. Exhibition. Mr.. Bond is a worthy
had fully deserves liberal patron
The body of Miss Cottie Brooks wa
1 on Friday of last week over a mill
n where she was drowned. 1t LA,
and in floating her clothes ha'
! b on the shore. Il was immediately
and her funeral attended ut tn
list Church in Brattleboro on Sun
III, L. Lawrence, Professor of Musi
b. Genesee Musical Institute, Lima
4 will give a grand concert, consist
Of vocal and instrumental music, /
fngfeld, sometime in the second wee
Feplember.
Mr.. Saml. W. Bart Of St. Johnsbur,
thrown from his carriage at Lyndo
he 18th ult., by which his right shou
blade was fractured A dozen of I'll
'kmen at the railroad shops were ridin
double wagon TO their boarding hou.
lyndon Centre, and as the wagon W;
Flng on to the bridge the king be
Pc out, by which the whole party we
Pclpltated to the ground. All save NJ
r. escaped injury.
/ On Friday 10Th inst. Widow Blu
of Topsham, and her son Williar
p about seventeen years, were ridir
IA haverhiil TO Topsham, and VIII
y got as far as the western part Of t
RI o. NeSbury their horses becar
sa'ened, ran with item and threw the
r. out of the wagon on to a pile
Enes' Mrs. Buxton was very seriou:
lFed, and her son received injuries fro
'ch he died, at East Topsham, on Nc
b.
Mr.. Ezra Harvey was killed
e'noank's factory, in DanviIle, on I
Ph' de. with Dir. Benjamin Greenba
others, were at work lowering W,
u an upper TO lower room in the f,
" Upon the platform of the eleva
Is q large bale of wool, and as the pl