Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-04

- WIZ recently kiA
at three shots in Shrewsbury, and Ii
Lawrence Of North Enosburgh, killed J, \
at three shots last week.
Lieut.. A. II. Keith, of the 9Th ye,m,.,
Volunteers, who recently resigned his con, B
mission and returned home on accom-, ;,
i'll health, having fully recovered, has bes, \
Reconnaissance, and leaves to reio;D Ii, I
regiment on Thursday next.
FiRE.--A barn belonging to Mr. Gin,
of Calais, was entirely destroyed by fire o,
the evening Of the 25th inst. An The bav
and grain in the barn was destroyed. Tn.
fire is supposed to have taken from Ian
tern which Mr.. Cilly left hung up in ii.
barn while he was watering his horse
SUiciDI.-Green Dariu. De Mar,
soldier in the Woodstock Company 4th y
Regiment, hung himself in the barn loa !
Mr.. Ordway, Of Sherburne, last Fria,,
night. 1t appears that De Mara who h,
longed in Sherburne, returned home aho,.
the LIST of February on Through fer thin,
days. On Thursday last, he came over i
Rutland and solicited aid to get back 10 III
regiment, he being nearly destitute Of mo.
ey. On Friday night he returned to She.
burne, and was found hung. on Saturd,,
morning in Mr.. Ordway's barn, as abO,,
stated. 1t is supposed that he was led ia
commit the deed partly from fear Of III
consequences of his having stayed away
from his regiment beyond the time spec.
fed in bis farlough. De Mara had q vii.
and two children residing ia Sherburne.
A little daughter of Greenleaf Webb
aged years, fell from beatn in his bar,
at Guildball, and broke her neck. KILN.
her instantly.
Curtis M. Lampson, wealthy merchant
OF London, England, native OF New Fla.
ven, recently donated $500 to Middleburv
college, TO be expended upon new park
which viii be especially devoted to the pro.
motion of physical exercise by the students
Lamoille County has furnished some
500 or 600 soldiers for the war. HYDE.
park alone has furnished I2S men. On
school district in Cambridge, has FURNISHED
4 men.
WOULD NOT AccErr Ir:--Lieut Bu,
Ton, Co. A, 4th VT Regiment, would ~
accept furlough made in his favor. on /,
way from Washington, after II BEGAN,
known that the Regiment was on the eve d
of marching towards Manassas, preferrin.
rather to tenaih with bis company. Tn
Is an example which the scores of gilt-laceJ
gentry scattered through the country yould
do well to follow.--Benninytops Baunsr.
Capt. Joseph Bush sent squad Of twels,
or fifteen recruits on Monday. TO ioin hi
company IN the 18th u. S. Infantry nov
stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
AT East Bethel, ON the 2Gth nh. n son d
Mr., Day, six years old, was drowned h
White river While coasting down d hi
he ran into the stream and broke ,hroucI
the ice.
A BLIND MEcHANrc.-One of the EN-
ployees in Mt. Holly rake factory. NAMED
Addison Warner, is perfectly blind. vet he
is one of the best workmen in the es,abrsA
ment, and receives the highest wages. II
OILS and adjusts his machinery, goes all al
out the building where he works. and
quite as much "at home" there, APPARENT,
as the keenest-sighted individual in th
iactory-doing it all by The sense offeelin,
The story of an excavated room in
sonw bank at Newport, and festival bein
held therein, which is going the rounds Q
the newspapers, is complete hoax. TIL,
author of il deserves Punishment to Stbaris