Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-01
Vermont News.

e ENTERPRISING l0UNG MANA young
man stopped at the Spring Hotel, in New
bury. on Friday night of last " eek, and on
leaving, the next morning, without paying
for his lodging, stole two silver napkin
rings, which were afterwards recovered.
The fellow had the day before stolen soft
hatand gloves from DR.. Morgan of Har-
veihill, N. H. He is supposed to have
stoen pair Of yarn mittens and gloves at
the Spring Hotel. He is described as be-
ing bout eighteen years old, five feet two
incles high, short legs, sandy complexion,
longfayored-ha on thick boots, greyish
clothes, tweed sack coat. He said he be-
longd to Windsor, and took ticket Sat-
urdag morning for White River Junction.
SJrcIDE.-We learn that young woman
named Mary Ann King drowned herself
i the Lamoille river in Milton, Thursday.
Sac haa been Cos sssne.:.a~ ...s~i. ais..~ss~i
in mind from the treatment she received
from her family. on account of her leaving
the Romish Church and joined the Protes-
tans, about year ago. A note was found
in Ter trunk saying that she could not bear
her life any longer. She was about IS
years old, of excellent character, and had
lvd for some three years until quite re-
Gently in the family Of W. B. Reynolds
Hr body had not been found up to Sat
ur,ay.
Sen. George J. Stannard has assumed
til, command of the I'd brigade, and Col
Bhnt has resumed the command of the Il
regiment.
During the year 1862, there was shipped
atthe ST. Adams station alone 2400 ton,
of butter and cheese. This is equivalen
to 100000 lbs, or nearly FIVE million
pounds.
Messrs. Holton and Judevine, of Hard
wick, lately sold pair of oxen that weigh
&c FIVE thousand three hundred and seventy
fire pounds. The largest OK weighed tw'
thousand nine hundred and ninety pounds.
SMALL Pox.-Mrs Eliza Morse, Of Ca
bot, was brought before Justice Fisher, 0
flat place, on Saturday, April is, unde
ar indictment for knowingly spreading th
small pox, in sending her children to schoo
while infected with that disease, and boun
: up in the sum of one hundred dollars 70
appearance at tho County court.
/ The ice has entirely disappeared on LAX
Champlain, and navigation has been opened
SALE OF HoRsEs.-Horses seem to Sc
well in Stowe. This month up to the lS'
twelve were sold for the handsome sum {
S2,052, as follows: John Robinson, l, 500
: Asa Raymond. L, $40; Capt. A. FL. Stay
, ton, /, $3.50; Wesley Matthews, 2, S42j
c. S. Sanborn, 1, $3.50 Orrin Scribner.
$50; F. Wade, /, Sl40; o. 7. Slayto
Is $50; A. Burk, 1, sl40; Charles Hodg
III, Sis. Previously, but within less ,ha
two months, H. F. Town sold pair f
: $3.50; Charles Hanks, 1, S152 so; We
ley Matthews, pair for $500; makir
S29l450 for 10 horses, on an average
! nearly s170 each. Besides these, the
: have been sold within few weeks abo
o % other horses on an average of not lie
, than Sis each.
n MARROW EsCAPE.-As Albert Chas
u Mrs. John Belknap, Ann Belknap, and
s. eanor Periso were attempting to cross t
J, river near Nh. Belknap's shop. on Mond,
= afternoon in small boat. young Chase W
J unable TO manage the boat on account of 4
r very high water. and they we're all swe