Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-14

week, Immediately after which they will
receive their arms and proceed to Wash
ington.
CT The dead body of man was found
near the Sullivan railroad bridge on Mon
day morning. 1t proved to be that of
Hubbard. who was drowned at North
Charleston some six weeks since, while in
company with another man trying to get
a boat which was drifting in the river
Beiloios Falls Times.
ca Seventy-fve of the Springfield vol
unteers we're put on the scales on Monday,
and weighed 1920 lbs, or on an aver
age of 159 lbs. for each man.-Belloacs
Falls Times.
az The tails of two valuable horses,
belonging to N. B. johnson and H. B..
Kidder of South Wardsboro, were sheared
one night recently, by rascal who took
that low, mean, sneaking way for revenge.
-Belloscs Fails Times
ACCIDENT Alonzo Moore, member
of the Ludlow company, accidentally shot
a young man Of the same company, named
Adams 1t is said Adams will recover,
but Moore lies in dangerous condition
from the effects of the exhaustion he
brought on himself by running, in the
agony of his feelings at the accident,
three miles for doctor for Moore.-Bel-
lowS FuNs Times.
WHITINauAM.--A tornado swept over
this town on Monday of last week, doing
considerable damage. 1t is estimated
that the amount of timber blown down,
would supply the people of the town for
several years. A barn was blown down,
belonging to J. NJ. fainter, and other
buildings were moved from their founda-
tions.-BeNocs Falls Times.
ca There is young lady secessionist
not dozen miles from Cuttingvile, the
only one known in this county. She re-
Gently offered man two dollars to cut
down a liberty pole on which Aoated the
stars and stripes, but the man refused the
bribe.-Belloaos Falls Times.
On Sunday, about half past four, AM,
an earthquake shock was felt in Hunting
ton so strong that it caused windows,
doors, furniture and dishes to rattle. It's
course appeared to be from southeast to
northwest, and its effects were felt in
Starksboro and Monkton to about the
same extent.
ca On Saturday, June l, at Jericho
Center, lad about fourteen, named Frank
Stoddard, was run over while helping
draw cart used as gun carriage, and
fatally injured. He fell, and the wheel
passed over him, crushing his lungs. He
lived about an hour. J-..# a.#
EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-Th annual
Convention of the Episcopal clergy and
churches of Vermont, assembled at Bur
lington, June 5, and was fully attended
The convention sermon was preached by
Rev. f. W. Shelton, of Montpelier.
ACCIDENT AT STowE.--A fatal accident
occurred in Stowe last Friday to H. c.
Gould. He was clearing burnt piece,
when by some means log was rolled up
on him injuring him internally 50 that
he lived but three hours. After the in
jury he was able to get to his house where
he died in the above stated short time.
He leaves a wife and seven children to
mourn his untimely decease.-C aledonian.
The fruit crop in New England, accord
ing to accounts from various quarters,
will be small this year.
INsTALLArIoN.--It is expected that Rev
John Eastman will be installed pastor of
the Congregational church and society at
Danville, Wednesday the 26th instant.
ca The Standard says that VIM. H.
Rand of Irasburgh has received the ap-
pointment of deputy Collector at Lake
Bridge. fl
81 The Essex and Coos County Con-
ference of Churches, will meet at Guild
hall nm Thursday at I o'clocL d M