The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
VERMONT NEWS.

last week. Emerson 1owe's barn--stu ted near
The " Derry Pond was burned. Loss cover
cd by insurance. On v ednesday Night, Nathan
Wyman Jaw mil and char shop was wholly
destroyed ny fire. Henry Stewart, who occu
pied part of the mill, !us3s alI his m Achlnery,
valued at $500 and 500 of chair materials.
Insurance on mil and machinery S40C.
ACCIDENT Mr. Thomas Eastman, I'd, Of
Topsham, was at work framing ID barn the 18th
inst. when he undertook to turn Il stick Of tim
Der using his adj ior lever, by placing the
end VI the handle in mortise, and il turning
quicker than he expected, the edge OF the adz
struck him just 10 the right CT tie hIp bone,
laying his bowels entirely bare the whole length
OF the wound He is in i fair way of recovery.
Telegraph
SERIOUS AcClDkNr We learn tina, on Tues
day last, Mrs. 5. b. Clark and Mrs. DR.. Tinker
Of Morrisvle Got thrown from a carriage on
the " Ucott road, short distance above Nor
risylle, and very seriously injured. Mrs. Clark
had child with her and that was also very
badly Observation-Disclosures.
Snow BAsK.-Mr James Toothak er, OF this
tow n, informs us that on Monday last, (the 10th
inst he measured the depth Of snow bank
near his place which ne found to be 5 feet and
three inches in depth,-Hyde Park Newsdeaier.
HELD To BAlL-Iiiram Atkins Of The Bellows
Falls Argus, was arrested on Saturday last on
information of the States Attorney, for pub
lshing in the Iast number of his pa per an oh
scene article. He was brought before Merck
Wentworth, Esq, and waving an examination
was held to bail in he sum of $500 for his ap-
pearance before the Grand Jury at the next term
Of the County Court. The article in question
was . little too much even for thu readers Of
that motor ously reckless journal. Hhonr.
bear was caught IN Sherburne few days
since in a log trap, by Gideon Cotton. lie saw
two more and meane TO catch them.
In Il neighborbood of three miles in extent,
partly in Andover and partly in Chester, the1 e
were At cases OF diptheria between March 18th
and juno LIST seven cases resulting in death.
c. F. Morley's barn in Nottingham wa,
struck by lightning on the 7th. A three year old
bull and two calves were killed by the bolt, and
the barn set on fire. There happened to be no enc
ON the premises at the time but Mr.. Morley I
mother, and the barn with all its contents, hay
oats, wagons, farm tools and cattle was burned
Los. $500
TkLEGkAPHIc FEAT.-On tho 23rd ult., Mr.
". a. Douke, ol tno hmerlcan IeleRrapn Line
sent message from this place ut IL o'clock
noon for California. 1t Was received in Sar
Francisco at thirty minutes past tDelpe, p. NJ
the same day. This is rather fast, certainly -
Burlington Times.
Last month A. J. Hall of johnson, carelessl
started fire in the woods, and damages ben
claimed by his neighbors whose lanes wer
burned over, arbitratOrs assessed him S 25 whic
he paid
ACCIDENT AND RENAsKABLE ESCAPE FRO
DEATH "A little sOn-Charlie-of Mr. Setl
Cobb OF West Stockbrdge, some five year old
fell from "a load Of ore few days since, and III
, wagon, containing about Mrty-one hundre
pounds, passed over his body. When taken u,
lie was as if dead, but shortly recovered undo
the treatment Of timely medical aid. Although
now quite low he is expected to recover. - Ban
rer