Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-13

y E0Qy0 once, on saturday afternoon,
lasch IA, 1868, at o'clock, to choose
wo delegates to attend the Union State
Convention to be held at Rutland.
Par Order Of 7osca Committee.
Feb. %. 1858.
l iias. - RecaS Der Prof L. F. Wards lee
u sl' are ~ ID. Gray's Hall, Saturday
a' venIn
T. - a, IA Rankin, Secretary Of the
- Soard II Education, will lecture in this
lace "a friday evening Of next week.
+ r. n, be plnSe will be announced in next
dsMn sue
se ,,s ere are still some eight school
80 81, : istriQts n town whose clerks have not
!, q emit il their returns to the town clerk.
hey aro earnestly requested to do SO
a., immediately.
"A nav Boot and Shoe store is soon
- - opened on Westminster Street, OPP
-. ~ ositsaE n Hadley' stove and tin shop,
ma y G. r Holbrooke, from Charlestown,
's 7. H. ~ his advertisement.
A Teachers Institute will be held
o., sa' L Westminster, on Tuesday and We'd
An lesday, March oath and 25th. A. E.
mild Rankin Secretary of the Board of Edu-
,ation will b. present 1t will no doubt
and ,e an occa1fpn of much interest and ben
,ss fit q III interested in education or
eaching
-, See Auction advertisement of Abb
gail Chase, who has quite an extensive
a. auction sale on her premises in Westmin-
Co; tier, Saturday, March 2Sth.
John 6pafford has been reelected
NJ commissioner in Windsor county with
very little opposition.
%. 7. Pratt, Brattleboro, has a
e. splendid assortment of new goods. All
Il We who go 70 Brattleboro give him call
III His advertisement received too late for
y u this paper, but will appear next week.
II Gco. w. Black has an auction sale
ID at his residence, about mile below this
. village "a Monday afternoon next.
: Quite large lot of articles are offered
:" for sale. See advertisement.
E A. Darby met with an accident
L. few days since by which he had the end
'A Of one finger sawed off and another some
what injured.
ea +. Hapgood announces new stock
e. of boots and shoes at his store this week.
: See his advertisement, and give him a
a. call, especially all We who would have
8 something suitable to wear in this sloppy
q; Z: going.
q . - Another Express Office (Merchant
q Union) has been opened in 0. ID. Gray's
At building, and is in charge of Mr.. G. F.
Mosely, recently express messenger on the
J. river line down the Connecticut Valley.
Take the Daily papers! The trial
of the President will commence soon and
It i Residential election year, and we
shall therefore have stirring times of
which no weekly paper can give the de-
tails. @. F. Woods of this village has
various Dailies from Boston and New
York md will furnish all with just such
apaperas they may want.
ondonderry has no paupers and
paid her var debt in 1865, and at their
annual town meeting lastweek they voted
4 TAI of 10 cents on the dollar, and 35
cents highway tax.
The union convention of the third
district 70 elect delegates to Chicago is
called Vt St. Adams, Thursday, March
18th.
The three listers elected in the town
of Bridgewater, weigh S04 pounds, MAX
ing an average of 26S pounds each.
Their names are VIM. S. Southgate, z.
A. Marsh, Charles Bugbee
- Farmers and all who cultivate any
land, or garden, even, will be interested
in the advertisement in another place, of
Baughs commercial manures, which
have already gained a favorable reputa-
ton among those who have used it. 1t
il the same as we advertised last year,
and will doubtless be for sale by dealers
in this lection.
Advertised Letters: L. H. Cathan.
John Gerey, E. P. Hastings, VIM. Mas
sey. Frank Leonard, Mrs. Mariah Reed,
G. n Sanders, J. w. Treat, Mrs. VIM.
A. Wright, S. Woolmarth, E. w. Moul-
ton. Held for postage, W. B. Stearns
Brook1eld, Mass.
A. =. Hager of Proctorsville, recently
skinned and stuffed for gentleman at
Montpelier, a large bald eagle, in the
crop Of which he found piece of halter
chain PAL inches long.
During the time the snow bound
train vas detained near Ludlow on Tues