Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-18
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,RIDAY MORNING, JAN. Is, 1867.
Local Matters

Il bred however, lhat it will last but u weel
y two
81 -Lyceum at Wightman's Hall mex
yuesday evening at z o'clock.
III Adjourned Corporation meeting Al
NJ. L. stoughton's Office next Monday
N ening at z o'clock.
I'VE have received another somewhat
ngthy communication upon Aldernys for
ich we will endeavor to fiud room next
tek,
: Mr.. Merrill offers for sale a good old
strument known as the Durham vio-
See his advertisement.
n = Towards x Hollis Constellation
Ne dramatic entertainments in Wight
bus Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday eve
pgs, to very small audiences.
I've call the attention of our readers
the advertisement Of Adams & Eddy,
be found in our columns this week.
ey are agents for some of the very best
surance Companies on the continent.
c. p. Burnley, brakeman on the
liyan r. r., while Stacking ears at
depot Wednesday evening, was
& eht between the hunters and severely
6rred. He was taken to the Bellows
4 lls House and cared for, and it is hoped
i'll be will soon recover.
ILL., engine, tender and baggage car of
" Express train down on the Sullivan
r., we're thrown from The track on
hday morning last by broken rail,
Nut two miles north Of this village.
tunately no one was injured and but
/ damage done.
In consequence of some unsatisfac-
arrangement IN securing the hall
&sday evening, il being occupied by
Eard & Hollis Constellation, the Ly-
I'm was postponed TO Tuesday evening
II week, y hen the order Of exercises
lie the same as given out for this
!. We expect there viii be lively
lie on the resolution that fashion is the
Of more evil in society than intem-
nee. The disputanis are-afiirmative
Il. 2. Gilmore, james NJ. Chapman,
Etive, A. E. Roy, Austin n Chandler.
ikns about Lyceums, we see by the /
prd that the Brattleboro Lyceuin is
FISHING finely. They have discussed |
question Of giving the right of suf-
10 women, and their decision was
same as given here, and their next
zion is the same as ours, fashion or
perance.
The Ladies of Fayetteville will hold
yestival in the Court House on THURS
evening, Jan. "a, 1867.
~+The Baptist Society in Brookline
bhold festival on Wednesday even
kan. 20.
The medals and diplomas awarded
" New England Fair at Brattleboro,
eady for delivery.
DR.. Charles G. Greene of the Uni
States Army, died at Gordonsvile,
on Friday the 21st ult. lie was
Of Windsor.
The subject of temperance is being
Pied in Lyndon. l03 names were re-
y added to the pledge in one evening.
A musical convention was held at St.
bus last week which was quite success
One hundred members were in at
lance, and the concert went off finally.
d. Mason, of Dorset caught an eagle
trap on the 1lth inst, which meas
ieet from tip to tip and weighed
pounds
w. Horace Green, the eminent ply
Of New York city, died at Sing
ia' week. He was a Vermonter
0A'and lectured before the Medical
se IN Castleton, from 1910 to lS43.
rive young meu in Berlin began the
gar with tiial for disturbing a Ly-
'Ae week previous. Two were dis
''' and three fnei from So to SIS l
costs. II
laiIe son of Mathew Morey, of
rupert, aged ten years, was scalded
-'n on the 9Th inst, by tipping a
VI ooiilng water off the stove upon
'Tson The little sufferer fingered a
lew hours, when death ensued.
me Fayetteville Debating and Ag- i
''I' Society met last Monday eve
"'u ueoated the following resolution
eu' mat Congress should pass a
protective Tariff on Wool. After !
minated debates by the debaters, :
1reen' Pratt on affirmative, DIR.
noyd 10 the negative, and volun- !
'cl on affirmative, Austin Morse
- warren, negative. The weight
-7n' was decided by the Board I
'ous'y IN favor Of the affirmative: