Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-17
vermont News.

ACCIDENT. --On Wednesday afieroon l,,,
Mr.. james Hayes of this place, wa, ria.
ing in wagon on School street, with NJ,
Daniel Tappan, when some portion Of h.
harness gave way, letting the wagon on h
the horse, which run and kicked On poi,
round the corner on TO Elbow street, NJ,
Hayes jumped out, and put his right aux,
out Of joint. The horse run the wa.a
against the tree in front OF Mr.. George Cb.
se's house, when he was scared. MT
was kicked by the horse, but eortunateys
capped serious injury. The wagon VA
somewhat broken Eeryennes Te,moate
SUCCESSFUL BANKING.-The Franks
County Bank, of ST. Albans. was charles
in Oct. lS49, and began business in Am
1850, with capital of 500 0o0. In Ann
1860, after being in operation ten yess
this bank had earned and paid back 10 h
stockholders 100000, thus having IN il.
short space Of ten years paid back to de-
stockholders their original deposit: and s.w |
the capital stock good.--.S. di5as Hsran
The Bennington Banner says that lara, |
quantities of fax has been raised by ,b |
farmers in the northwest part of that TOW,
and the adjoining portions Of Hoosick 4
past season.
DEATH OF JrpGE WRieHr-We n
greet to announce that the Hon. Isaac Ticb
enor Wright died at his residence in G..
Teton, on Sunday the IL inst, in the 50
year Of his age. He was Frustrated by
stroke of paralysis, on the evening Of IL
9th inst, and remained insensible iherefrr
till his death. Judge Wright was the ~
Of Hon. Solomon Wright, formerly v:l|
known and distinguished citizen Of this stni.
and was born AT Pownal, July 18th, 1910
The Banner says that tin peddler nam
ed VIM. Bratt, hung himself in barn d
North Pownsl, on Tuesday evening Of las
week. Cause--rum
The house of Moses Greenslit, Of Ben
ningion, came near burning down on III.
night OF Thursday last. The Family lad
: been using soft wood in the stove, aud isse
supposed, the door being open, that spark
alighted in basket Of clothes near by
which were all consumed. The fire iha
communicated itself to the room which sd.
fered somewhat from its effects, and III
house must have gone by the board but Il
the timely warning given by Mrs. Ros
, who discovered the smoke, and gave ii
alarm; and by strenuous exersions the f.
was got under. The damage to linen VI
, considerable.
DEATH OF A VERMoNTER.-Ho
+. James, prominent lawyer of San Franc.
co, fell dead willie walking in the streets d
the evening Of October 9Th. lie was N
| live of Vermont, and graduate of IL
! University of Vermont, Of the class of 1874
VERMONT HoRsEs IN n. H.-At te
fair teld at North Weare, n. H., on Thur
day last, the purse of $50 for the best trol
ting was won by Empress, Lady Shag, 0
: Boston, being second. The time was 2.33
The purse of $50 for stations was won b
Cassius III. Clay, in PAL. Both winneI
are owned by Jones and Ballard, Of iar
: ford, Vermont.
HEN-HawK.-James Freeman, of CT
Teton, few days since killed hen-basS
at sixty rods, with gun the barrel of wbd
was only two feet in length, the ball tasir:
effect in the back of the head. The haF
weighed eight pounds, and its wings, wk
spread, measured four feet and three inchs
Mr.. f. is as good sharpshootere as b
is true and generous patriot, He pay
ten dollars per month. in addition to ~
State and United States pay, to each Of W
priva'es in Capt. Hopes company, ID ve|
mont regiment, during the war, and D
contributed one hundred dollars to the CT
tleton Bounty Fund.
APPoINTMENTs.--The Clerk of 81
House has appointed Lucius e. Smith. 4
Monkion, and Alonzo J. Downing, of Brss
ton, as Clerks to make up the Grand Lis
Rev. }. L. Roberts of Chelsea has be-
appointed Chaplain by Gov. HolbrOoD
fill vacancy in the 4th regiment.
Capt. Charles b. Cbilds, Co. B, (DsH
Line) of the Sth Regiment, has been y
pointed Provost Marshal Of the Parishe' u
Orleans and Jefferson, upon the right ea''
of the Mississippi river al New Orleans.
Orestes A. Browuson, the Catholic e
viewer, a war Democrat, has been nomina
ted for Congress by the Union party 10 lN