Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-19
Vermont News.

TAKEN BAcK.-Last week we publish
ed from the Caiedoaioa, the death OF DIR.
Bogbee. of Waterford, under the head of
/" Strange Fatality" The last number of
the Caiedoaiaa brings the Doctor back to
life again, as follows:
In the article in the Caledoataa of
Sept. ), entitled /" Strange Fatality we
wish 10 take back just these words---"and he
died." We viii give our reasons: DIR.
Fra k Bugbee called upon us on Monday,
and informed US he was the same man we
had so nnceremoniously disposed of in our
paper of Friday previous, and although
somewhat weak from severe sickness, he
ga I'VE promise of soon being able to resume
his practice in Glover If we cannot rely
upon information brought from neighbor-
ing town, and by the hand of clergyman,
too, how much reliance is to be placed upon
the daily kilograms from the seat of war
Papers that have published the demise Of
DIR. Busbee are requested to notice his
sudden temperance upon this mundane
sphere"
EAGLE SHoT-Mr. Frank Sanderson
of this town, one day last week, shot an
| eagle which measured from tip 10 tip of
wings, feet inch, and weighed 6 lbs. II
ounces. Brandon Monitor.
FIeE IN MoRRrsrowN.-On Wednes-
day night Of last week, the dwelling house
of Israel Hale Of Morristown. was burned.
and nearly everything in the house was lost,
the family barely escaping with their lives,
saving only a little bedding, a chest of
drawers, &c. Some of the younger men,
bers of the family having made arrange
ments to spend a day in Montpelier. got up
about midnight and started for that place.
About 2 hours afterward. Mr.. Hale heard
a cracking noise as of fire, and on going in
to the other part of the house, found it all
in flames. Insurance about $3.50. loss be-
sides about S25o.-Hydepark Newsdealer.
A. III. Gray, native of Dorset, is con-
script in the rebel army. He was at work
for man in Salisbury, n. c., and forced
into the ranks. But true to Vermont and
his Green Mountain education, he longs to
march under the broad folds of the stars and
stripes, the last words he said to Capt. Bean
on his crossing The river, at his release, be.
ing; 81 wish could go with YOU"
FIRE.-The Rutland &c Burlington De-
pot, and two wood sheds with wood therein
belonging to the Company, and Sanderson' )
Store, at Cuttingsville, were wholly con.
sumed by fire on Saturday night last. The
flames were first discovered about midnight
issuing from the west end of the Store
which stood near the depot. The citizen:
vainly endeavored to arrest the progress o
the fire. but nearly all the goods were save d
A freight car was Immediately started ant
run to this village, where an alarm wa
raised at about half past two o'clock
Washington Engine Company No. 2 pro
ceeded Immediately TO Cutiingsville, arrivin.
there at o'clock, but too late to save an,
, buildings. BY the heroic exertions of til,
citizens Of Cut;ingsville, 200 cords Of wood
piled within dozen feet Of the depot, wer,
saved The engine performed good ser
vice alter It's arrival in rescumg the woot
: belonging 10 the Company. from the de
vouIing element. They played upon til,
tire until 5 O'Clock in the morning. The
Store was owned by Mr.. Knights o.
Shrewsbury All the buildings burned, a:
wen as the goods in the store. were insured
Loss not known.-Rwlald Herald.
Drafting commenced on "Wednesday in
some of the towns In Connection,