Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-07

the bookstore of Ballou, Loveland & Co.,
in this village, about 4 o'clock on Sunday
they discovered that the blind
to one one of the front windows had been
broken out, and burglar was then in
the store, whom they saw sufficiently dis
tinct to be able to identify when arrested.
that he was detected, the rogue
made hasty exit through back window
of the store into an enclosure in the rear
of the building. from which there was no
escape except through the basement of
tbs residence of Mr.. Z. G. Holmes.
Through the windows and doors of this
basement he effected his escape. Sheriff
Bradish was Immediately furnished with
a description of the man, and soon arrest
ed Patrick Mahar, the eighth corporal of
the Capital Guards, while in bed at the
Unian House. In his possession were
found several knives, portmonies, &C.,
which were identified as belonging in the
store. The money drawer was broken
open, but contained no money. Mahar is
now in jail We learn that he with 9th
ers were out most of the night to an Irish
dance on the Berlin side of the river,
and that he had been badly disguised"
by the too free use of bad rum VAL
ton's Daily Journal.
ca The Republicans of Addison County
have called the County Convention at
Middlebury, June 18th.
TEACHERS AssooIATIoN-President
Pease Of Burlington is to address the
Washington County Teachers Association
at Mortified on Friday evening, June 7.
JED. H. BAXTER. M. D., son of Hon.
Portus Baxter, has been appointed Assis-
tant Surgeon in Col. Fletcher Webster's
Regiment Of MASSACHUSETTS, which has en-
listed for three years.
FIRE AND PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.--At
four o'clock on Monday morning fire broke
out in the tenement occupied by Thomas
Armstrong, in the rear of Burnham's no.
tel. The inmates were barely saved, Mr..
Armstrong and two children being burn,
ed-thc youngest fatally. The fremen
worked quietly but effectively, and con-
fined the fire to the upper story and roof
- Walton's Daily Journal.
A LEAP FOR LIFE--At the fire on Mon
day morning, Thomas Armstrong leaped
from window to the ground with his
Youngest child in his arms: distance
about thirty feet Armstrong was not Sc
riously injured, but the child fell upon a
rock and was considerably bruised. The
burns, however, are the most dangerous
Armstrong says he leaped from the win
dow because he could not find the door,
Waltom's Daily Journal.
A BOLD CASE OF BIGAMY.-A fellow by
the name OF Walter Daily, Of Calais, about
four years ago, married Miss Carr of
the adjoining town of Woodbury., and
soon after left her. She obtained d.
vorce in due time, and Daily shortly mar.
ried Betsy E. Hersey. of good family and
reputation, of Calais, and then left for
parts unknown, but soon turned up in
Hancock, where he married Miss Andrus
also Of good family on the I'd of May,
1861 Last week the miserable scamp
was arrested, and bound over for trial of
the County Court in Middlebury, which
has inst commenced its session, and, hav.
ing already been indicted, he will now
doubtless meet his just deserts.
THIEF Observation-Disclosures, on Mon.
day last, Sheriff circuit arrested w. W.
Gilman and lodged him in Jail in this
village, for stealing horse and wager
from Mr.. Spaulding of Roxbury about .
year since. Gilman hired the team, an6
then disposed of it and went West, since
which no trace of his whereabouts coulC
be found till the day of his arrest. HI
fled to the woods on seeing the officer, anC
quite an exciting chase was had, in which
some twenty men were engaged, before h,
was finally unear thed from brush heap
A FLAG For THE GREEN MoUNTAIs
BoYs.-Natives of Vermont now residin,
in this city, intend to present stand o
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