Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-22
VERMONT ITIEfS

Charles DunSon VS. picked up near th,
haiToad track IN Clarendon, On Saturday
last, IN an insensi5le state. 1t is supposed
that ho was struck by the engine Of the
morning train. lie was brought to Rutland
and died at . O'Clock Saturday evening.
TIE tannery OF Pollard u Bemls in Piym,
outh. was Destroyed ty fire. en- Saturday
night Last. portion Of the sock vas
saYed Ia d damaged state Building insured
Tor $500, stock for 81 ,000.
The dwelling house Of Mr. Watkins Of
Reading was destroyed by fire or Saturday
night last. Furniture mostly saved. I.surcd
for 5000
iLe building in P0mfret known as Snow s
Stora, occupied by i. W. IS II. W. Col
turnc, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
three weeks since, with most of the goods.
Insured Tor $1,000 in Vermont Mutual.
\ military company has been organized
at East Middlcbary. Tie following officers
! have been elected Capt r. d. Farr
Lieutenant, Joseph Turner % Lieutenant,
Henry Nccdham S,rgcants, y. Billings, 5.
! w. CogsaeD.
Mr. Cora Tucker, formerly Of Barnard,
lately OF Bethel, fell from a load Of wood on
Monday last and broke his spinal column,
bu was alive at last accounts lie had his
senses and could talk, after the accident, but
had 10 feeling Whatsoever below lis
shoulders.
Mr.. David French Of Brunswick, Lost
very valuable OK and cow, last Monday night.
They were chokel to death by the stable
breaking through into cellar underneath.
leaving them suspended by the bows from
the stsnchi0n.
An infant was lett at the door Of Mr. |
Fish in Weston, about fortnight since 4 |
man came TO the door, and left two bundles, /
which -e stated he had been requested to 90. /
GA an examination they proved to contain Il |
by 500 in money, and a note saying, |
take good care Of the child and know its /
history hereafter 1t Is supposed 70 be-
long to parties in Andoyer.
= bear was killed in Lyndon last Sltur-
day, about a mile and Il half above the Cen
tire. bJ party Of riaemen who were out ut
a "turzoy shoot Bruin was Of good s.ze,
bat thin @. flesh.
The public have been treated TO am ac-
count Of the cl9pemcnt Of Rev Mr.. Chills
late of B-r!in, with young WOMAN of the
same town. We learn that the parties sailed
for California, professedly as tc5 and MT as
ono, and conducted themselves becominglv
aboard ship as unmarried persons. In short
nothing criminal appears against them,
Except Child's abandonment Of his wife. 1t
is the queerest case on record aloq's
Daily.
Mr.. Martin Smell OF Ludlow, died on Sun
lay night from an injury he sustained some
two weeks prior by falling upon an iron
BAR.
Ajner Evlrts hung himself at Els. Mid
llebury, on Monday Of last week.
The LANDING All BEAUFORT was effected
uSt exactly one year after SOUTH Carolina
]rokc out in rebellion against tie Govern
nent. Lincoln was elected on the 9th Of
November, 1850, and the very next day, the
tn, PalmcttoIom began 10 make preuara-
ions 20 soceGe. Now, on the 9TH of Noyem-
'er, 1851. two rebel forts in Port Royal ha.-
1r are slcnccd an! o- 5tur.3 and q rebel ,
rmy is compelled to take to aus heels. q
c5eI town or city Is depopulated, ana the +
ocular institution, in Is de- and inyin- ;
IbllIty 50 ooasilcrei, Is upro ,cd, turned
aud inside out
TIE CAVALRY REGIMENT -Wc learn taa.
Dc Cavalry Regiment is under orders from
.nJ. Glz. WAsaByE> O. leave on Monday