Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31
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our State during the coming month. We
understand our patriotic neighbOrs of
Essex propose celebrating the first Tues
day in June in "due and ancient form, "
and have invited Captain Flanagans
{" Dragons" of Burlington to be pres
ent on the occasion, who have accepted
and will appear on the eventful Tuesday;
booted and spurred according to the lat
est modern tactics. The citizens of -Es-
sex know how to do the " handsome thing"
and we look for large gathering of the
citizens of Chittenden County, at Essex,
on the 9Th of June.-Burlingon Times.
az A young physician named Morgan
who had lately returned from Paris to
his home in New Orleans, was recently
killed in duel with an old friend named
Sparks. The parties quarreled over their
cups, a challenge was given. and duel
fought with rifles in the morning before
they had time to cool.
ssy Capt. Green, of Brattleboro', goes
to California to take charge of the Navy
Yard near San Francisco.
REpaIRs,-The Court House is to be
repaired and newly painted this summer
the county judges having given the sher-
if an order to that effect.-IraSburgh
Standard 'r.
g The First New Hampshire Regi-
ment, Col. Tappan in command, left Con
cord on Saturday for the South.
az Four Southern ladies recently land
ed at Brattleboro', as a place of safety
during the war.
CT Gov. Fairbanks has appointed
Henry LOOMS Esq. Town Agent for Bur-
lington under the act Of the Legislature
making provisions for the maintenance
of the families of volunteers.
CT There has been much damage done
lately by high water in the Town of Chit
tendon; several bridges and dams have
been carried away, and roads badly torn
up.
THE VERMONT REGIMENT AT Work.
A dispatch from Baltimore of the 25th
says that General Butler suddenly made
his appearance yesterday in Hampton,
Virginia, at the head of the Vermont reg.
iment, on reconnaissance He intended tc
60 several miles up the peninsula between
James and York rivers" ..
POLICE IrEMs-Morris Flanagan and
Jas. Cusick were brought before Justice
J. B. Wheeler, Monday, by States Attor.
ney French for breach of the peace, or in
other words-.fghting. Morris was bound
over in 800 to keep the peace, and in
default thereof committed to Jail. Cusch
was fined foe dollars and cost All these
old offenders ask of the authorities is tt
"let them alone"
Jane Flynn, for breach of the peace
was also fined ten dollars and COST anG
ordered to work out the fine under the di
rection of the sheriff. All Jane wants il
to be let alone. Free Press.
A large number of Montreal ladies ant
gentlemen, accompanied by the Lacross,
Club and Princes excellent band, pait
ST. Adams visit to-day, The Lacross'
Club played game of cuglish Cricket OF
our village Common in the presence o
hundreds of delighted and curious spccta
tors. This influx of strangers give to GU
streets the appearance quite gala day
and also attracted many visitors from tn
adjacent towns.
We regret to learn that after the Mon
treal party left at clock, P. NJ Their
we're several arrests made by the Polio
of persons who were guilty of breaking
the peace. We have not heard of tn
particulars; but believe our Village Polio
mean to keep order in our midst on thes
public occasions.-.S. Albans Vemocra,
The Waterbury volunteers were inspect
ed on the oath inst, by Gen. Hopkins
and accepted. The Company unanimousl
made choice Of the following officers:
Charles Dillingham;, Captain VIM. "