Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-02-13

wears lie was without blemish, with the most
Gucss symmetry Of fonn to which united
spirit kiud and gentle; but he was ms much mt home
on the battle field as in the green pasture lie never
had the stroke of whip. lie was u grey Messenger
with white name and tail, 15l hands high In tho
summer Of 1885, the Colonel rode old Prince forty
miles, after dinner, in hours and back the next
day, without giving him much fatigue.
coun,rymnn going into the probate office, where
the wills are kept in huge volumes on the shelves,
asked If they were all JJtsf "No, sir" replied one
Of the clerks "thcy arc tcstamcnts
Prtiys BreaiJast, lunch, Dinner, anil SgpDer.--
"Scmper Prad,S'
horse belonging to Justin Sanford Of Stamford,
ran away in North Adams, on Monday wecA, icmol-
ihug the wagon to which it haructscd, aud cut
ting of q tendon Of It's hind leg.
An unknown woman was thrown from the track Of
the Vermont aud Massachusetts railroad, at Cheap
side, below Greenfield by the down train last Satur-
day evening. and was badly injured. As She was
walking towards the train the engineer supposed
She was aware VI her danger, and did not blow the
whistle until close upon her, when she attempted to
get out Of the way.
Mr. G. Bellows Of llar,wclyillc, while choppng, n
few days since, cut himself very badly on tic instep
Amanda Human, aGas Amanda Nash, of Tvring-
ham, Mass, has been recently arrested in Vermont
on charge ofrobhiug the dwelinghousc Of Slr Smith
in Oti,; She has been examined in Leo and bound
over TO the July criminal court While in Jail prior
to her examination. Amanda stole lot oc cloth be-
longing to the county, and wound it around her per-
son, in imitation Of criuouc
Ms. Susan \. Pratt Of Audoycr. Mass who was in
jured on the Boston and Worcester Railroad by
collision near The depot last i,h Of July and who hs,
since been lying III at the residence OF J. A. Hall in
Palmer where she teaching school previous 10
the accident has obtained 81 300 of the corporation
4 mammoth distilcry and Touring mill ha. hi,t
gone into operation az Nincenne' lnI. 1t turn, out
500 barrels of whisky aud 300 barrels Of flour per dny
iu' about the proportion Of Jack fatas sack to his
bread.
Counterfeit s. bills on the Northampton bank arc
in circulation in the west, and man ha. been arrest
ed at Grand Rapids, Mich, having some seventy or
eighty Of them.
The Yarmouth Register says it is crcdjly Informed
that ia the town Of Dennis, during the months Of Oc-
tnber and November last were gathered over tro TINT
sind 6ishcs Of this fruit, which at $3.50 per bushe
would net 5000. We doubt if any other crop upon
the same land can be made half as profitable.
The extensive rake and handle factory belonging to
Mc,-r,. l.. & VI. Tarbeil. in Mechanic. vile. and the
dwellinghou.es Of Addison Warner and John We'll,
were totally destroyed By fire on the nigh. Of the 81
inst Mcser.. Tarbe,' los. is e, tmated "A, upward,
Of 5000 and Mr. Warmers at $685. on neither Of
which WAS there any insurance.
4 doctor Howard Of Bradford, who is supposed to
he aboroui.t by proio sion has been arrested on
suspicion Of having murdered young girl lie is
confined to hi, house by sickness aud keepers are
watching him. Two corpses were taken from hi. house
on the 10th and Both ul, The village in state of
great excitement.
Vermont Central Railroad shares sold in Boston, on
Wednesday, for one cent, per share.