Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-11-06

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! There will be services at the Baptist
XIII next Sabbath.
! TIE check list Of this town on Tues
Numbered 67l voters.
Presidential election is over and
for business.
1--we are requested to say that A. L.
mons will speak in Spiritualist Hall
tsronsville, On Sunday next.
&|yertised Letters. George Bidwell,
pr Baila, William Butler, 3. M.
n. ii. G. HARDWOOD, Mrs. Han.
rowd, Perry 4 Co, 2.
1.-THE Hon. Andrew Tracy died at
&esidence in Woodstock on Wednes-
# last week, after an illness of but
hays, of congestion of the lungs.
\ The fine residence of sc Fleming
beautifully illuminated on Wednes-
feyening in honor of the election of
We understand there is to be a gem
Inflammation in this village this
sday evening in honor of the cleo
Y The last sad act Of removing the
our flag of this village took place
Ghursday morning at precisely six
minutes to II O'Clock.
= Good Templars attentionl-The
stairs are at length completed and
will positively be a meeting next
siav eve. Let every member be
bit.
9 The late democratic party have had
TO say of DISTINGUISHING voters"
/ II took the democratic party Of Wal
I 10 illustrate it.
The extreme soiemnity and pathos
scene over the last vote thrown for
hour in this town is said not TO have
u exceeded since Rachel wept fer her
{ ren.
Il An Irish girl at Keene has won a
with democratic veter of that place,
~ is to pay his oyster supper for
v ten or a dozen Saturday evening
is week
\ There is an extensive auction sale
Springfield, on Tuesday of next week
I. II. Martin. 1t will be a good op-
klnity 10 buy various kinds of prep
I See advertisement
1 The democratic party is Cor was)
2same at either end Of the country.
h wouldn't let the republicans vete
New Orleans nor at Walpole.
! About one hundred of the voters of
Village went to the polls on the Rut-
& Burlington railroad, by the cour-
Iof the superintendent, at half fare.
ee-foarths Of them were republicans.
4The boys partook of the powder
6rg spirit after the Mt Kilburn sa-
y and brought out their Fourth of
artillery, and kept up a good can
Be during Wednesday afternoon and
H.,
The West Rupert Cheese Factory
X pany made sale last week Of the
[ lot of cheese they had on hand,
4 hre to make, at 161 cents pound,
I ered at the depot, about 81 900 lbs
Il Read the extensive advertisement
bhnson & Bahbitt. They are filing
heir store with new goods of great
ply, and already are preparing foI
holiday trade, of which they will
hbly give more particulars hereaf
NJ A valuable horse belonging to q
Ener in Addison county was bitten OF
4 fetlock joint by rattlesnake, anC
I'd in fifty minutes in great agony
Z! reptile was trampled to death b!
4 horse in its rearings and plunginl
the bite.
i A notice of the work mentioned las
~, entitled {" Sunshine and Shadow il
~ York" will be found on secon'
1se Mr.. Simeon Williams formerly
aent of this village, is agent for At
will canvass this place and vicinit,
Pie work in a few days, and we com
ID him to their favorable reception
Rev. n. Pierce, formerly Of thi
Aage, has received unanimous call t
le as the pastor of the Baptist churcl
y Oldwater, Mich, at a salary of 81
u. They have fine house of worship
a other pleasant surroundings. MI
ERrce is a talented clergyman, and W
q gratulate that city on their accessior
a Mr.. ?. on TIE cheerfulness of his fl
h prospects, which he SO fully d.
Eves.
SON Of y G MORGAN. of Seut