Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-31

There was a large amount Of leather CEN
stunned in IL. and the account books were
also considerably idjured. They were only
saved by falling into vm when the build
inc fell in, and from which they were fshed
out the mex day. The loss viii be about
$4,000. Insured for 1920. 1t was with
out doubt the work of an incendiary.-
haS5urgh Standard.
BEARs.--A bear weighing Sat pounds,
was killed on Thursday last at Irasburgh. |
it was sold for slsS SO. 1t is reported that
bears are making grea, havoc in that vicin-
ity.
FoUNp.-The goods stolen from the
store of Amos Holt, Jr., Of Brandnn, have
been found in an old barn near that village.
SroLES.-On the night of Sunday, Oct.
10Th, twelve tubs of butter were stolen
from the store Of c. r. Page in Morris
vile. THE butter was the property of a
Mr.. Cleveland of lrasborgh, and is tie
second lot lie has host this season-making
his boss about two hundred dollars.
! PRovosr MARsHAL.-David I. Cor
bin, Captain of Company c, (Wells RiveD
Sd Vermont Volunteers, has been dis
charged on account Of wounds received in
service, and been appointed Provost Mar
shall of Vermont.
Hiram X. To@le, Of South Stafford was
severely injured in the arm by the fall Of a
derrick chain at Lowell, Mass, on Tuesday.
1t is feared he will lose the arm.
Alvin Kinsley of Fletcher, gathered this
season twenty-fcur bushels of good sweet
apples from one tree in bis orchard.
SUDDEN DeATH.-Miss Emma Scott,
daughter of William Scott of PlainGeld,
{ was found dead in her bed, at the residence
Of Mr.. L. N. Courser, in Montpelier, on
Thursday morning She retired on Wednes-
day night in usual health. The cause OF
her death is not known.
PoIsoNEp.-A Mr.. Ellsworth OF Ver'
: genes, had narrow escape from death by
poison, on Saturday last, by accidentally
taking some Aconiie, but assistance being
had in time, he recovered.
FIsE ARTs."-Under this head the
editor of the Lamoille Nepsdealer record;
several instances Of stealing halters, whips
&C., in that place, within the last few days
Amos Billings aud his sister-in-law
, Frances r. Duncan of Pittsfield, eiopeC
4 from Wilmington on the Sd inst, and hav'
o left tor parts unknown. Billings wifi
,, was gone at the time. and the scamp soil
a every article of furniture in the house, leav
/ ing his wife completely destitute when sh
-s returned to her desclate home.
o A man named Foster, from East Swantor
z. brakeman on the Vermont Central Raj
d road, was killed on Wednesday at Whit
/ River Junction.
= The residence of Capt. Marvin at Bar
u lington was entered on Tuesday night b
; burglars, and articles of plate, spoons,
~ gold watch and iewelry stolen.
- The annual meeting of the Vernno
-, State Medical society was held at Montpt
ier on Wednesday and Thursday of la
II week. J. n. Styles Of Windsor was chos
j. President, A. Sidney Houshton Of Paw
- vice president, and William McCollum
es Woodstock recording secretary.
d. S. g. ]. Bartlett of Plai Old, raised Il
Ds. season on one half acre, 500 bushels Of r
We tatoes. One Burlington pinkeye weigh
re three pounds, one California weighed 70
ms pounds.
IN APPoISTMEST.-J. II, johnson, Esq,
We, Frankfort, Kentucky, formerly reside
'es of Rutland, has been appointed Commits
his ry of Subsistence of Volunteers, with
eat rank of Captain.
me Decentralization Field Of Jeric|
aat who has been confined in the Jail at 81
iington some three months for disloyal CO
duct, was discharged on Friday morning
order of Mai. L. c. Turner, Judge 4
!, vocate General The other two perst
I who were arrested at the same time, are 5
CHI in custody.