Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
Vermont Items.

The Armory at Windsor is now turning out
guns at the rate of 100 per day; the first con-
tract approaches its completion, and the sec
ond is being pushed forward rapidly.
Lieut. c. K. Fleming recruiting at White
River Junction for the lst Vt. Artillery, (the
llth Regiment,) is meeting with considera-
bic success, and sub-ofices have been estab-
lshed in different parts of the State. Four
teen have been recruited at Newport alone.
The Bellows Falls Times SAYS that Mr.. Ira
Earl of that place lost his horse on the 25th
ult, in a somewhat singular manner. He
had driven into the yard at Mr.. Conver's
house, when the horse WAS started, and rear
ing, pitched head down into a large cistcrn
Of water and was drowned before it could be
got out.
On Friday last as Mr.. Temples baggage
wagon was crossing the bridge at West Brat
tlcb1ro'. the bridge broke down; the wagon
and horse fell with the bridge, killing one
horse, wounding Others, smashing the wagon
and things generally with los Of three
hundred dollars to Mr.. Temple.
OF. Woods store, next the Post Office,
in Bellows Fali-, was broken into few
nights since and some I've or FIX dollars j"
government scrip stolen.
Tire HraH learns that Mr.. Bufium's meat
market, on Merchants Row in Rutland, was
entered through a cellar window, on Thurs
day night Of last week, by one, two or more
burglars. The money drawer was broken
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'''en') e.-'i'.'e '' Inc SAFE =''"'l '''''i-i-
"'.- '' '''i7- teen '''o' DIX without '-'-
Coz
l- Goal. Oh. Peru ha- F9vdcr-hom
va.ea was used in rbe French war by MIR.
G.'- grandfather, AND IN the Revolutionary
war bis father. DO, horn Is now over two
lurlr'd years OH.
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VIII ''.A' lace l','-'"! evening June ''u'
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bennington county las three murder ca-cs
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TIE house Of Lyman F. Cabot, Of Wealth
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family were at meeting recently trunk
belonging 20 Bcnaiah Dean was broken open
and Il loo in tan. hills = certificate far I5
shaT'S Exchange bank Stock Win o'heT VAL
liable stock stolen therefrom.
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Inc li'' '' IL 'S''4is "'s 'l'A'u 'l'N O'i
Saturday morning last, and all the prisoners
ESCAPED.
~ t-.t. 5...-L.,- oevro,1.
Gray, Of Burke, having been lett by her pa
rents with an older child. was burned to
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''a'' -''S - nc ''''. 'I-,- Pc ZIG
stove and took out some IRE by which the
clothes OF the younger ono were set on FIRE.
The E>EoLlNENT.-Tho subdivisions Of the
Third District and their enrolling officers are
d loi''"s
FIRST Diytrict.-Burlington {. J. Alger,
enrolling officer.
N'oHd Distrift.-ohelburne, Charlotte,
HinesburSh. y. George. Williston VIM.
Harmon, enrolling officer.
Ihird District .-Buell.s Gore, Hunting
ton, Richmond, Bolton Jericho, Onderhiil
+. W. Humphrey, enrolling oihcer.
Fourth Dls'r1d.-Essex, Milton, Ncstford;
l. W K. Nichols enrolling othcer.
ram IhSTi1'.-Avcry' Gore. Fairfax,
Fletcher, Fairfield Bakersfield; 1t {. VI.
start, enrolling officer
MIth Dis'rlet-l'corSia, 81. Adams, Smell
don C. II. Huntington, enrolling oihcer.