Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-03


FIRE IN WEsTFIELD.-On the 18th inst.
two barns and shed belonging to Nathan
lei Hoyt, in Westfeld, were burned, to-,
gether with ten tons of hay, some farm
ing tools and other implements. Loss es-
timated at $500. Insured in the Farm
er's Mutual for $3.50 on barns, and 500
produce.-Lrasburgh Standard.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE SAW MILL.
P. Cotton g. Co., of this village, have just
put in a new Board Machine at their mill.
1t cuts from 6O0O to 5000 feet of lumber
daily, and cost $lO0O.-Irasburyh Stand.
ard. fg ur .
The Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada Railroads will convey troops, mu-
nitions of war, &c., free Of charge. The
Railroads of the State generally will do
the same, we presume.
l The New COLLEGE BUILDING.-A large
force is now at work on the College Build.
ing and the walls are fairly in progress.
and will be fastened on to an early COM
pletion. On Tuesday of last week, with
some little ceremony, a tin case with suit
able contents was deposited in the Corner
Stonc.-Middsbmy Register.
A military company has been started at
Waterbury. Its ranks are nearly full,
and the cry is "Still they come.
The Mortified Company marched from
their armory to this village, this (Tucs.-
day. morning, and took dinner at the Pa
wilton. They were escorted into town by
the Capitol Guards, and by twenty or
thirty gentlemen from the village, on
horseback. They made a gallant appear
ance, and look, every man of them, like
good soldiers. They are awaiting orders,
and are impatient to join their regiment.
Daily Freeman.
81 Large Union meetings have been.
holden in Fairfax and Georgia.
ca The peopleo of DanvilIe met in large
numbers on the Goth, and pledged their
lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honor for the flag of the Union.
On the 22d the people of Lyndon fol-
lowed in the same good way.
ca AS the Woodstock Light Infantry
is full, another company is to be formed.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE AT PIrTsFoRp.-
We learn that the Town Poor House and
out buildings of Pittsford, took fire on
Wednesday night last, and was entirely
consumed. One of the inmates, Betsey
Taylor, was burnt in the co~nfagration and
her bones were found on examination the
next morning. The keeper of the house
Mr.. Frank Noycs, escaped with no other
clothing but his shirt and pants, and no
other property than a small mantel clock,
The poor, remaining were removed to
comfortable quarters in the vicinity. The
buildings will be rebuilt at once.-Ru-
land Daily Herald. -
PATRIoTIsM.-The Rev. L. Stone Of
Northficld, who is appointed chaplain to
the FIRST Regiment, has four sons in the
Volunteer Force of the United States.
Two in the Mortified Guards and two in,
a Pennsylvania Regiment. His nephew,
q son Of Rev. J. F. Stone of Montpelier, is
also in the Northfeld Company Wal
tons Daily Journal
ES' The Vermont Regiment is to mus
ter at Rutland on Thursday, May 2, and
leaves on Saturday.
ca A Liberty Pole 200 feet above the
surface is now being erected on the Park.
This will be the tallest pole in the State
of vcrmont--when completed a grand
Celebration will be given in honor thereof.
st. Albans Democrat. m sa
MnroN.-At a war meeting Oh the
9th, twenty-one men enlisted.
RIoHMoND.--Thirty men have enlisted
into o light infantry company.