Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-31

I.yceum Saturday evening Of this
Xoc at 0. ID. Gray's Hall.
The ground in this section is asccr-
t1I&d to be frozen to the depth Of four
The Windham Association Of Con-
6roxstional ministers is to meet at Sax
~ Rer, Tuesday, February 4th.
Fassctt. of South Reading, was
49, by horse few days since, and
~ Wy injured as to be disabled for
6ovx11 days.
A1eertised Letters: j. d. Burdick,
M Iellie Bonie, +. Beckwith, M. A.
Csxt<z, Russell Clough, Miss LYDIA Den
niQa&ss M. S. Hayes, 0. A, Kimball, f.
n. Nlehols, VIM. G. Shipman.
Chester Academy commences its
spring term Wednesday, February 26.
See advertisement.
Two lady compositors are wanted
imnediately at the journal Office, Man
chester, VT.
Those interested in fruit trees, grape
yineS, &c, are referred to the advertise
mont Of Capt. T. r. Clark Of Chester.
Ha isagent for the sale of some of the
best Vi be found in market.
Nourse and Cogswell Of Bartons-
vile, advertise that they will grind Gus
tom What the first Monday and Tuesday
Of exey month.
Al single or distant subscriptions to
this paper are stopped at the end of the
time paid for, and as many Of these ex-
pise during the winter months, we would
remind III such to make renewal if they
desife n have their paper continued.
Nj. II. w. Stone had his OK team
run into BY an engine and train at Cold
River msssing, on Saturday and one OK
20 b9idIy Injured as to make it necessary
to kill Il for beef The sled was smashed
and u vas tolerably narrow escape for
Mr. Gtcne himself
Geo. III. Allen recently of this vii
lafe ntlR of Brattleboro and conductor
on ~ W. & Mass. railroad, had one arm
badly crushed at CIRCUITS Corner, on Fri
day ~ breaking it in two places. The
bones had not been set up to Tuesday of
this week, and though the injury is very
serious y was still hoped he would save
hisaln
Neesrs. Joseph Smith & George w.
Bancrun have rented the blacksmith
shop u Mis- village, belonging we believe
to the Canal Company, and SO long car
ried On By o. B. Arms, and the business
will hereafter be carried on under the
firm IL Smith q Bancroft. They are
good workmen, and will doubtless de-
serve and receive liberal patronage.
The Bird exhibition given by S. c.
Perry, 1T Wightman's Hall on Saturday
and Monday evenings was oneof decided
interest Mr.. Perry has spent his life as
trappef and hunter among the birds
and animals and had on exhibition many
rara specimens of stuffed birds, among
which was very large and beautiful
specimen Of the pelican, larger than the
common goose. He also has a peculiar
faculty III initiating the songs or notes
Of hlrd& which frequently drought
down tf& house." He soon leaves for
Florid5n tour for collecting speci-
Chaplin, Esq, formerly sup
erintendsnt Of the Rutland & Burling-
ton and Cheshire railroads, died at
Sprine1p1d, Illinois, on Wednesday of
last 49, He was first taken in fit,
falling u the street, but recovered suffi-
GENTLY toreach home, where he was taken
with brain fever, which resulted in death.
His remains were brought to Keene, N.
r., for burial, and the funeral attended
here On Monday afternoon last by a
arge concourse of people.
The death Of little son Of John
". Church, noticed under the usual head
his week. has created much sympathy
mong his neighbors for the family in
heir Addiction. His sickness was of a
most painfhl and distressing nature, and
t time he would ask the doctor for
ome hedicine that would make him die
t is hoped however that he was not con-
q cious q all his apparent suferings,
shich = T. supposed originated in some
ificplty in the spine. He died on Sat
rday mosniug, and the day previous, af
r aperfbd of intense suffering, he said
did n6Ewish to live to suffer more
he Rev. Mr.. Hale being with him he
,llowed him in his prayer for the dying.
epcating with him the Lords prayer dis
nct1y, and seemed cheerful and happy
the pruspect of release from his suf.
. ,~s,~r-@ 10 frao,onf1v IN tho lost fa,v