Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-05

G. A. READ.
e. Lucius E. Martin, student at
Newbury seminary and native of West
ford, was drowned while bathing in the
Connecticut river at Newbury, on Monday
of last week. Vermont Patriot.
60 The girls in Pratt, Wright s. Co.'S
shop at Brattleboro, placed Testament
in the pocket of each of the uniforms
made at that establishment. for the vol
unteers of the Brattleboro company.--B.
r. Times.
Esy Twenty shares of the stock of Wind
ham County Bank were sold at auction at
from so cents to SO so above par value
Vermont Phentr.
ca The lightning struck the chimney
of Lewis Ingraham's house in Nottingham
recently, going down to the second floor,
and then dividing and following two
stove pipes that entered the chimney in
opposite directions, to the first floor No
person was hurt, but two dogs were kill
cd, and the house slightly damaged.-B.
2. Times.
ca The Powder Mills at Bennington are
being enlarged for the purpose of more
extensive manufacture of powder Val
toms Daily Journal.
EJ Albert Robinson, q son of George
Robinson Of North Bennington, was
thrown from his wagon on Monday of last
week, breaking his leg in shocking man
ner and bruising his head and face Val
toms Daily Journal.
g4S John Fitness of Shelburne died
on Friday of last week from the effects of
sun stroke Waltoa'S Daily Journal.
gy The thanks of the citizens of Iras-
burgb. and all people of good taste, are
due to sheriff Tinker for the splendid
style in which he has repaired our Court
House, which we are constrained to be-
lieve is now in as good shape as any in
the state. Under the direction of Mr..
Tinker everything has been transformed.
The house has been painted outside and
in, the clerk and probate offices, the ju-
ries', sheriff's and lawyers rooms, and
the court room, are newly papcred, paint
ed, and two or three of them carpeted.
New tables have been made and every
thing overhauled In his seat Judge Po-
land-always dignifed and prepossessing
looks much more judge than ever,
and even the attorneys appear as honest
as other folks. Strange what wonders a
little paint and paper will work !--Inde-
pendent Standard.
GOLD DIGGING.--A few miners are at
work in Plymouth Gold Diggings with
considerable success, At the Five Corners
Mr.. Hankerson is again at work, and last
week made $40 per day over and above
paying his help. One day he got $50.
"A company of ten from Ware, N. H., have
bought claim on Noah Briggs land
and have sluiced the stream, built Wheel
got pumps and built large temporary
house to live in, while working their claim
They appear to be enterprising, and we
hope they will meet with success.--Be-
lo,cs Falls Times.
ca W. H. Milburn, the "Blind Preach
Ell" is to deliver the annual address before
the Esthetic society of Newbury Scmin-
airy at the closing exercises of the present
term.--Orange County Telegraph.
RECRUITS recruits arrived at
camp yesterday, mostly from Morristown,
and will 60 into the company of Capt
Blanchard, which was not quite full.
Their names are Seth S. Clarke, Samuel
G. Boynton, Irwin L. Story, Leonard X.
Warner, Andrew Jackson Hart, Henry H..
Russell, Milo S. Gay, William Woodbury.
and Aaron Cutler. We looked these
young men right in the eye, as we took
their names, and are satisfied that they
will face without finching more fiery
ordeal than an inspectors eye. They
were received by the Lamoille Company
with hearty cheers. Caledoniaa July I'd.
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