Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-02-27
army are producing revllsica Of feeling
among the copperheads.
vermont News.

Freddy aud Benny Adams, children CT
Mr.. Harry Adams, and O. orgs prury, son
of Lieut.. r. n. Drury OF the army, were
riding on Green ST, the horse suddenly
sheered TO the right, when the sleigh struck
against the north corner of the fence IN
front of Capt r. w. Sherman's house
throwing out all the boys, and breaking the
cross bar of the cutter, so that the horse
run home with the thils. Benny Adams
escaped with slight scratch on the knee,
but Freddy struck on his head hunting him
so badly that on the night of the accident
his friends were very anxious about him.
George Drury got Oft as well as did his
father when bullet lodged in the stock Of
his gun, at he battle of Bull Run.-Ver-
genneS Fermonter.
AcciDESr.-Levi Edgerton, Of this low n.
rot very badly hurt OH Monday of last
week, 50 thai it is thought doubtful If lie
ever receivers. He was in his barn, put
/ ting up his cattle, and had succeeded in
fastening three or four, whel several others
came in together, and in the confusion he
got thrown down, and had his hip so badly
| fractured that he was unable to get 10 the
house, and il was about two hours before
help came to him, as his son who is living
with him was absent at MOI risrlle. Id
noble Newsdealer
DRoPPED DEAp.-Mr. Harvey Lee died
at Peacham Feb. 8, aged 43 years. Mr..
Lee left in the morning as we'll as usual, for
the woods. and had drawn one load of WOO |
to his house, went back for another. and
after loading it, started to return. He was
seen 10 fall and not rise again by men work
ing here, who upon calling received no
answer. Thay ran TO his assistance-raised
him up-when gaspilg once or twice, life
was extinct dying as was supposed from an
affection of the heart CdleaoRtan.
Provision BusiShss.-On Monday,
the Sth inst, about fifteen bushels of grain
was stolen from the mill of Thomas Stray,
in Stowe, of which seven or eight bushels
of provender belonged to John Robinson !;
two bushels Of wheat to Augustus Mower !;
and four bdshels Of oats to Edwin HALL
The grain was taken between the hours OF
6 and in the evening.
/ The recent Term Of the Supreme Court
a. Rutland, granted fifteen divorces. Seven
of these are granted to husbands against
their wives, and eight to wives against
their husbands.
i SERIOUS AccIDENT.-In Charlotte, on
Friday of last week, Mr.. Benjamin Feld,
aged 80 years, while attempting to walk
from his chair to the sofa, Tell to the floor
and broke his hip. Being so old a man, in
all probability The injury will prove fatal
i He suffers much.
There is case of Small Pox al Ferris
burg.
FIRE.-We gave a brief account of the
burning of Mr.. Hyde's Hotel at Sudbury,
last week. The Brandon Monitor saws !:
ION the evening of the fire, the house was
filled with large party of ladies and gen
tlemen, met together 10 indulge in The pleas
ures of the giddy dance A good time
was anticipated, and all went merry as a
merriage bell About s O'Clock the cry OF
fire brought shade of gloom over the
eountenances that moment before beamed
with mirlh and gladness. A scene of the
greatest excitement and CONSERVATION fol
lowed, description of which would FIJI IT,
Monitor Ladies that could get TO their
rooms secured their clothing, while others
fled from the house with nothing on but
their ballroom dresses. 1t was soon dis
covered that the house could not be saved.
1t being built of wood, and was very com.
busiible, consequently the flames spread
with fearful rapidly.
Many of the guests worked nobly and
large amount of furniture was saved. tho
probably not more than one-fourth The value
OF what the house contained, as the most
valuable furniture, carpets, &c, were
burned. Many Of the guests lost much of
their clothing. One party of four from
Boston, lost over 500 worth. At about
IL O'Clock the stately ediice was heap Of
smoulderlng ruins. Mr.. Hyde was the
coolest man on the ground, he says his loss
will exceed $4,000 more than is covered
by insurance. His insurance is about S.
600.
AccIpENr.-Wm. n bic, Esq, one of
the Oldest citizens of Burlington, met with
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