Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-12
Vernon. News.

the 2oth ui'" Mr. Aionzo Whittier was n,
ing down hill in Lincoln with n lo.s
lumber, which not being bound on sra
ward when the horses ran, and Mr.. "
thrown so that the wheels passed ovo,
chest injuring him so severely that he A
in three hours after.
Rev. j. $. Lee formerly a Unive,.,r
preacher at Montpelier, and associate al.
Of the Repository, and since profs,O,
ancient languages in ST. Lawrence mi.
sity, Canton, n. Y. has been elec,sd
iessor Of Biblical languages and l,.,,.
in the theological department of The a.
institution.
CRUEL.-The $50 horses taken =,
Washington week before last for the v.
mont Cavalry were Eve days on The m,
during which time were fed only once !,
waiercd two or three times. None did
The passage, but the cars were badly cu,,
and most of the halters were eaten nm
FIRE AT LUNENBURGH-Thursday MA
Nov. 9th, the blacksmith's shop owned
NJ. W. Carr of Lunenburgh, was de, inv.
together with It's contenis.--Il is suD,u.
the fire caugh. from one of the form
Loss about S250-no Insurance.
QUEER, At LEAsr.-We learn tbs
stranger, who was stopping in our p,,
for a season at work, was taken sernO.,I
i'll and died before friends arrived Vi,
lived some so miles away. Strange to a,
he was interredM tie same day he died. MI
his father arrived only an hour or two aAe
the funeral took place, to learn thai Ms so,
was dead and buried. We think il vOup
have been well to have put off the fupsu
services a day or two, in the hope X
possibly friends might arrive 10 claim Il.
own.---S. Johnsbuyy Caleaoniias.
An ANRcDoTE.--On the dividing ridge n
tween the valley of Lake Champhin i,
Lake Memphremagog, is dry basin, II
feet in diameter, which Was one. filled \
water, but now covered with trees and
road winding through it. The citiz=m
Glover relate an amusing anecdote Of VI
man and his wife who lived in the val i
down which the waters of this "ruuau|
pond madly rushed in 1910. When az
heard the roaring, crashing sound Of 4
sweeping tide, they thought the day
judgement was at hand, and the wife ID
Let US pray" but the husband wen. to d
door, saw the approaching cataract and q
claimed, "Let us run !" to which the vi
qoiekly assenled, and they thus saved thd
lives.
Notwithstanding the amouni Of 61s4Ga
that has been done in Stowe during fel
months, we are informed that it Is dlihcu
finding places for all who would like to max
that pleasant and thriving village The
place of residence.-Hydepark Nsacsdsds
A man named Fletcher, in Bakersfield, Ia
raised aturnip in MS garden this seass
measuring thirty-fiye and one-fourth ind.
IN circumference, and carrot seyenas
and one-f1urth inches in cireumferesa
The seeds of the above roots were sosr
bout the last of May.
In Addison, on Sunday last, as JosephN
nor Of Vergennes, was leading four va
old colt with halter, the colt suddai
started to caper and run. As he dartcJt
Minor so unexpectedly. and as he held I
to the rope, he was thrown against lar:
stone injuring his hip quite badly.
The Ne,csdealer tells the following
"Since the rise in Kerosene, there has bee
considerable serambling for the article. On
of our tewnsmen inquired the price at on
OF the stores in this place, and on being tOI
that it was one dollar per gallon, replied III
AT store in a neighboring village it eoal
be had for 70 cents, the merchant told BIZ
to 60 and buy all he could get and bring
to him and he would pay him for his irouos
lie succeeded in getting one barrel, y
could get no more as the operation loosa
a little suspicious