Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-07-12

hold a fair for the sale of fancy ana
hi articles and also refreshments, at
phtman's Hall, on rhur,day of next
/, commencing at ) o'clock in tho af-
Noon and continuing in the evening.
them have a generous patronage.
LO. +. Woods excellent Soda foun-
will be found cool and refreshing du-
this hot weather.
rs l.. +. Allen has our thanks for the
beautiful boquette of flowers Of the
on. There was not only variety but
of them rare.
The hot season being upon us, the
ing rooms OF NJ. NJ. Whitney, are the
/, and will not only be found exceed
agreeable, but most invigorating,
has them arranged for both sexes.
Coz. Alex. Fleming lost valuable
a few days since from spinal disease.
The ordinance OF baptism was ad-
Stored to four persons in this village
Sabbath, to whom with two others,
hand of fellowship was given at the
Of divine service in the afternoon, by
pastor of the Baptist Church.
The Sabbath School Of the Congre-
hal Church in this village, made
excursion to Minard's Pond, on the
where tables were set, and very
liant occasion followed, including the
nee of being out in sh 1wer during
h they took shelter under the tables,
doubling their value for that time at
Appropriate remaks were made by
Mr. Stevens, Rev. Mr.. Wight and
& Mrs. III. ID. Fletcher in her Brattle-
8 case, has finally been sent TO Jail for
~ Of bail in $500. We understand
y C. X. Field, counsel for the State,
me so indignant at the amount of bail
he left the Court, declaring that it
mere mockery of justice to hold her
III in that sum, when she had stolen
or $500 worth of goods, and at that
she was making money much faster
- he could.
Rev. Levi Loring Of Saxton's River,
Ikfully acknowledges the reception of
4 BELLOWS FALLS TINES, which is
for by some unknown friend, some
|who is thoughtful of the reading wants
bis minister.
= Five persons were received into the
hgregational Church at Saxtons River
Sunday last-the pastor adopting the
and cordial practice of giving, in be-
/ Of the church, the right hand Of fell
ship.
= John A. Butler. Esq, has been appoin-
cashier of west River National Bank.
|Jamaica, in place of J. Z. Butler
eased.
The use Of intoxicating liquors as a
bragg by employees of the Rutland and
lington railroad is followed by imme-
De dismissal.
y The citizens Of Rutland pcrchased
Hhe fire crackers for sale in that town,
tihe Fourth, and hired place outside
limits to fire them off in the evening
The republicans of Essex county
be nominated George N. Dale of Island
|bnd for senator, David 5. Storrs of Is
ID Pond for states attorney, and J. w
Day Of Island Pond for sheriff.
A Town meeting has been called il
knngfeld, 10 be held Saturday of thi,
* 10 see if the town will vote to re
sthe three old school districts, recent,
gd into one for the purpose Of having
Eed schools.
A thousand cords of wood at Cut
esvile, belonging 10 the Rutland apt
Ellington railroad, were burned by 10
hOtive spark on Wednesday. Los
70 fully in,u ed.
A water boy named David Hornet
81 y, attempted TO jump fiom a NOV
train at Island Pond, the other day
was thrown against a pile of ties an
antly killed.
= Andrew ]. son of Joseph Blair {
oshen Gore, who is about IL years {
e. went out in the woods hunting OH
y last week. He carried asiifle an
me across a snake, when, instead of tai
stick he used the butt of his gun
y H. At the first blow the precussio
Y exploded, the gun discharged, and Il
~ entered his arm near the elbow, con
g out near the shoulder.
The residence of Mr.. Hurley
Of'hneld, was, with all its contents, CO
N'hed by fire Cd the 4lh. The Norihfie
engine was present at the tourname
Nutand, at the time, as was also NJ
uuey, who is member of the compan
The fireman's muster at Rutland