Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-25

After having CUT through comIhoh
door by means of a jacknifc and run their
xand through and slipped back the bolt,
hey, with the expertness Of northern bur.
liars, unceremoniously appropriated to
their own use dry goods to the value of
ibout 500, and about Sc in change.
FATAL AoCIDENT.--A man named David
Ryan was killed by falling from bridge
No 6, about two miles south of this place,
on Saturday last. He, with five others,
vas at work repairing the bridge and a
blank on which they stood gave way and
three of them fell a distance of twelve or
fourteen feet. Ryan striking upon TIRES
Die work and injuring him internally so
that he died in short time. The other
two were severely but not fatally injured.
Two of the men who were on the plank
saved themselves from the fall by catching
hold of rope which hung near them.
On the 10th inst. at Dalton, N. H.,
in quarrel Mr. Robinson stabbed his
brother-in-law, Edward Cushman, in his
breast Robinson is under arrest and has
his trial at Lancaster the 18th inst.
Cushman is likely to recover Caledomian.
Gg Mr.. Royal Aver of this place
killed COW last Friday that weighed
when dressed 920 pounds.-M 1893
gy Saturday morning, 10Th inst. about
e'o'clock, Gleason's Wooden mill was dis
covered to be on fire. 1t caught from the
picker in the attic BY great exertion
The progress of the flames was arrested,
Though much damage is done to the ma
chinery by water. 6.E
Geo. Greenbanks has put in 30-horsc
power engine to drive the machinery in
his mill He heats his building with
steam, and has a force pump with % feet
of hose in each room, and sufficient out
side to throw water over TIE entire build
ing-Ib.
ca The Windsor Journal has been en-
larged to the size of the Tribune and is
handsomely printed in the same form.
The price is raised to 80.
'gg- There was an attempt made on
Thursday night of last week, to fire Mr..
+Chaffee's barn, in rear of the Court House,
by thrusting bunch Of ignited matches
among the fodder. Owing to the dampness,
however, the fire soon went out.-RAland
Herald. vs. ln, a,ae at srs.. r r.
ey The following members of the
present Congress are natives of Vermont:
.s1smm ID SENATOR'S ,uaa ga.
Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois. ~ ,
Henry NJ. Rice of Minnesota.
Solomon Foot of Vermont.
Charles Durkee of Wisconsin. IA.
ar HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Hor,
William A. Howard of Michigan
Abram B. DIN of New York.
Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsylvania.
Il. 2. Walton of Vermont. J.
J. S. Morrill, of Vermont sa-E
a. Hemer +. Royce Of Vermont.
BENsoN.-Thc ladies of the Congrega-
'tional Church and Society in Benson held
a Festival on Thursday evening. The
proceeds were about $l25, to go towards
the expense Of repairing the Parsonage.
Rev. Mr.. Smart gave lecture in the
church at 7 o'clock, after which the audi
'cnce repaired to the parsonage and partook
of sumptuous rcpast. Mr. Smith is to
be ordained over the Church and Society
on the Esd inst Sermon by President
Labaree Of Middlebary College-Rutland
Herald. 81 'Ha yfi1a fae- ~ sro1
HOME JOURNAL One of the best family
papers in this country,gis the Home Jour-
nal, edited by George P Morris and N.
Parker Willis, and published in New York.
1t is weekly visitor which may be safely
admitted into every family, for its influence
can only be for good. Its accomplished
editors write well themselves, prose and
poetry, and their selections Of gems Of wit
and wisdom, beautiful, poetical gems,
fairly entitle them to the Solid regards Of
the public. We are unacquaintcd with a
paper so systematically printed. A new vol
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