Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-04
vermont News.

James Toolhaker, Of Hydepark, measured
snow bank near bis place, on Monday Aha
10th uli, feel and inches deep And
there is reported by the Manchester Jour.
nal to be in SINNERS Hollow-whereye,
that ie---e bank Of SNOW estimated at s0o
feet ia length, 60 feet in breath, and 20 feel
in hight.
psolir'ic.--Mt. VIM. Rogers, Of West
Topsham, has eve which has raised eiqa.
tern lambs in eight years--iwins every year
but two, when she raised three each year.
Gideon Cotton Of ShelBufne caught a bear
on the mountains in leg trap few days
ago, and saw two other bears which be
means to catch hereafter.
A man named French, in Benningto on, has
been caught robbing hen roosts, and has for.
feited five hens; brood Of chickens and
paid four dollars to settle the affair.
BOY DRowSED IN NRwroRT.--On San.
day, the 18th ult., little boy, four years
old, a son Of S. w. Parker Of Newport, was
drowned by falling into an old well near the
village. The well had been partially filed
up scnie years ago, but by some means was
left uncovered this spring. This is The
second son that Mr.. Parker has lost by
drowning, A son of his was drowned ia
Clyde River seme three years ago.
Run 0vER.--Miss. p. A. Jacotss, Eas
Dorset, while riding in hand car Sunday
evening, June 2sd, was by some means
thrown ,hsreftorfi, and quite badly injured
by the wheels passing over her.
MELANCHOLY SuieIpE.--Dr: w. G.
Blood, formerly CT this town, but lately Of
Enfield, N. H., committed suicide by cut.
ling his own throat on Tuesday of this week
at Browngton, this state. Two men were
passing piece of woods and saw a team
beside the road, and hearing strange noise
near by, their attention was attracted to the
spot where a man was found in dying con.
di.ion, with his throat cut, who proved TO be
DIR. Blood. This was on Tuesday Afternoon
and about 8 in the evening he died. Ii is
said that whiting was found about his per-
son, but no reason was assigned as the cause
of committing the rash oct. DIR. Blood was
a man much respected, and ii is matter Of
serious regret that man Of his standing
should thus end his life by his own hands,
--Bradfbrd Telegraph.
Serious AccIpEsT.-Mr. Calvin Aus.
tin, Of Brandon, has stallion which is 50
vicious as TO make ii necessary to confns
him in as,rongly enclosed yard, an apertux
eighteen inches square being the only means
furnished for feeding him. He was attend.
by boy only thirteen years Of age, son
Of MIR. Wheeler. While feeding him on
Saturday last, the enraged animal seized
him By the wrist with bis teeth, inflicting
most severe wound, and drew him, in spite
Of all resistance, through the small aperture
above described, cutting his lips, face and
head most severely. He was violently hurl-
ed upon the ground, by the ferccious horse
which commenced kicking at him. With
great presence of mind, the boy first dodg-
ed behind post in the yard, and, watching
bis opportunity, darted for the aperture
through which he was drawn. The mad
1 dened animal again seised him as he was
going through, by the hip, decorating the
flesh, and completely stripping of his cloth
ing. The boy escaped, tho with serious in
jury, but it is thoug he win recover.