Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

The corporation meeting was adj
j6uxned to the first Monday evening in
April. No business DONE
Mr.. +. II. Cook offers some good
49, state for sale at Westminster Depot
~ advertisement
The city papers were heaxed few
days since into reporting prize fight as
having occurred at or mean this place.
We forget our usual request last
week to send in election returns, but our
friends have remembered us without it,
for which we thank them all the more
8oyerai towns elected delegates to the
Onion State Convention ON Tuesday, as
follows From Westminster, l.. r. Ward.
Brattleboro, Hon. r. w. Clarke, S. M.
Waite, ]. NJ. Tyler.
Thesingnag school taught by III. H.
sKimball at Westminster West, will close
with concert on Tuesday eveniag of
nsxt week. March 10.
Master Fred Oaks and Quincy Que
~ have also furnished correct answers to
the problem in our last, besides the one
BY CT. Eddy, given IN another place.
In the answer given last week, second
paragraph, the word distant should
have bcen @ceui-distant.'
The lycenm on Saturday evening
will discuss the subject of Impeachment.
w. H. johnson, Geo. Slate, A. s. Clark
and w. S. Myers arc among the speakers
Report of last discussion crowded out
We received a good number of let
tiers on the Rutland mail with election
returns, &C., on Wednesday, but the
trains we're SO delayed that they did not
reach as in season for our paper this
week.
The Gierss.of the school districts OF
this towR arc requested to make their re-
turns to the town clerk Immediately, so
that their returns may be included IN the
school superintendent's report, the print
ing of which will be delayed for this
purpose.
On Tuesday Of last week, Dir. "A. Is.
Bixby performed surgical operation on
VIM w. Faulkner Of Londonderry, by
amputating his leg between the knee and
body.
In December last some men at work
for G. w. Ioveiond, cutting lumber on
the upper meadows in this town, found a
swarm Of Wild bees from which they tod,
106 pounds strained heGey. AS some
hid been used before it was straislel
there must have been at least % lbs in
the tree
advertised letters Geo Blackstone,
Geo. p. Barnes, Mrs. +. G. Butterfeld,
a. Cameron, Mrs. Mary Dnnu, Iy,la 4.
+Dcuison, Miss Fannie Fielding, DIR. S,
IS. Fitch, VIM. Gage, J. III. Haden, Mrs
Mary w. johnson, Chas. 1awton, Ionl
Shanesey, e. A. Taggard, A. Underwood
o. S. Bennett of Brattlebaro is the
nsAnufacturer and proprietor of very
excellent liniment, good for lameness
bruises, and otherills sesi, is heir to, and
1t is said TO be also highly commended
by physicians. Mr. Bennett lost an arm
10 the war, and is thus disabled from any
lucrative employment, and as he ofieri
the public 4 good article, NC cordially
commend him to their favor.
- The contractors have arrryed and
work will commence on the Woolstocl
railroad atonce.
There were twenty-five ma rriages il
Cayendish in the year 1867.
- At the trial of the teacher ia An
dover, Mr.. French, father of fhc DO,
&hat was whipped, obtained iiwe dollar
damage.
Those Who think q il won't pax q
keep hens may learn that with good va
fieties and proper care it will pay, as
proved by the experience of Mr.. B. i
Dana Of Springfield He keeps twenty
eight hens, most of them Leghorni
They LAID from fine EST of Jan, 1868,
Feb. 22d, making seven weeks and tire
days. eighty-scven dozen of eggs, an,
the price for which they sold vas thirt,
three cents per dozen.
Charles Thompson of Lyndon, r,
Gently attempted suicide in livery st,
bic in that place. by hanging. Whe
found he was ilsensible. When full
1e5tored, he was all fight, and said ne di
not thank his preservers for their troubl
IN Avixg kim. Ten minutes Sessre l
ms found he was cat trading horses. II
0us an Incorporate Ean, and an attac
q she % blue devils No dosbt irspelle
AIm to the deed.
Ben. Wade, on being spoken
respecting his succession to the preside
1i6f chair, remarked, " don't count n
III.