Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-26

az Col. GEORGE S. .srANNARD OF the
Fourth Regiment. has notified General
p,xrER. that his Regiment stands ready
- do service for their country in twelve
hours notice.
On Monday evening, we understand,
great enthusiasm prevailed at the Armo-
~ of the RANSOM GUARDS, and an unani-
mons willingness to do service for the
Union when called upon.-S. Adams
Democrat. ......,
At meeting of the st. Adams Cornet
Rand, held on Tuesday evening, 10th
inst. at their hall, the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: a
Leader.-W. B. Clark.
I'd Leader.--Cyrus Greene.
Musical Condactor.-P. H. Trepainer.
Clerk and Treasurer-l. G.. Styles.
The band have engaged Mr.. G. M.
Clarke, of Boston, as teacher, and in
about a month they will give a grand
Concert in this village, assisted by Mr..
Clarke and lady.-Ib.
ALL READY.-Soon after the receipt of
the news of the capture of Fort Sumter,
and the requisition of President Lincoln,
the stars and stripes were hoisted over the
Armory of the Bradford Guards, which
act was greeted with loud cheers by the
citizens. On Wednesday evening a sa-
Lutte was fred by members of the Guards.
No meeting has been called, as Captain
Blodgett has been absent; yet every men,
Der of the company stand ready to do his
duty. A large number of applications
have been made to join the company
Bradford County Telegraph. sa
PATRIOTIC TO THE IAsT.-ColC. H Joyce
Of the first Regiment of Vermont Volun-
teer Militia, sent the following patriotic
dispatch to the New England Guards of
Northfeld on Monday evening:
MONTPELIER, April Is.
Capt. George Nichols, Of the NeW
England Guards, Nonhfeld the first
Regiment is called for. Let the guards
be ready. ] am with you to the death
G. H. JOYCE,
Col. lst Regiment,V. V. NJ.
ACCUSED OF MURDER.-Frank Sawyer
of Marshfeld, with an accomplice, is
charged with the Murder of his wife by
poison. Mrs. Sawyer died suddenly a
few weeks ago, and circumstances have
transplred which require examination
Orange County Telegraph.
The Light Infantry, Capt. P. 7. Wash
burn, have already commenced making
arrangements to march The armory is
open all the time, and Sergeant Sweet is
constantly in attendance to drill men,
bers and new recruits. He has already
got squad together and commenced the
work, and as we write VIC can hear the
thunder of their guns as the word is given
to Order Arms. - oodstock Standard
The Vermont Regiment which has been
called for immediate service, is to rendez-
vous at this place, according to official
order.-Burlington Times. 81"
Two. squads of recruits--one for the
Howard Guard, the other for a new COM
pany-began their drill last night in the
Howard Guard Armory.- Burlington,
Times Apra2oM y
James R. Langdon Of this village has
rendered twenty thousand dollars from
his private fortune to Erastus Fairbanks
for the war.
The bank Of Montpelier has also ten
dered him $25 200 and as much more as
is necessary, even to the full extent of
their capital Watchmaa. z ..a
OUT OF FLAass-A gentlemen Of this
village was commissioned to purchase U.
S. flags in Boston. Not one was to be
had, 50 he sent q stock Of bunting for
the ladies to manufacture. They will do
it, WatchD,aa. ,.-s..
LUDLOW, April 20.-A meeting was