Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-10
vermont News.

| The dwelling house and barn belonging
to Rufus II. Hyde Of Chelsea, situated in
South Royalton, were desf royed by fire on
Sunday morning, March 20. Insured for
$500 in the Farmers Mutual.
The story going the rounds Of the press
that Lyman Sibley has been elected clerk
Of Barre for the 45th time, it seems, was
all right, except that the town in question
was Barre Mass, instead of VT.
Five school districts in Rutland have lost
their proportion fthe public money through
the failure Of their clerks TO make returns.
| Lieut.. Eldin J. Hartshorn, of Co. Z, 18th
regiment, has been appointed Cadet to West
Point Military Academy. Lieut.. Harris
horn is a son of John w. Harishorn of Luz
nenburg.
misunderstanding is more lively
this spring than in the fall. The office at
Burlington is obtaining three or four men a
week. More applications are made, but
the applicants are minors, whose parents
oppose their enlistment and withhold the
required assent.
AccIDENr.-Mr. John Mcconnell of
this town received quite serious mishap
one day last week, slipping down and bad
ly breaking leg and ipjuring one hip
Another.--On Thursday of last week, Mr..
Ezra johnson, one of the towns poor, while
loading grain into wagon, fell and broke
his leg in two places. --Brandon Monitor.
Joseph Lapage of Hydepark, accidental
ly fell on the ice at his door, and broke his
collar bone. He is consequently laid up for
the present.
Jerome Shebino of Weybridge, recently
sold nine eve lambs and one yearling for
$1,000. Ezra Fitch of Bridport, sold 80
ewes for $1,000.
FINED FOR SELLING LIouon.-Com-
plants having been made to States Alter
ney, j. Ross, Esq, that Dorman Bridgman.
the hotel keeper at South Hardwick, was
engaged in the unlawful and nefarious traf-
fie of dealing out damnation by the pint and
single glass, to both old and young of his
vicinity, he was brought before justice Cy-
rus Underwood, al East Hardwick, on Tues
day of this week, and pleading guilty to
ten offences was fined 500 and costs, and
left with many fair promises for he future
The law-loving and temperance people of
Hardwick are much incensed at the man.
ner in which this man has violated law and
decency. and feel relieved and rejoiced now
that this sink of pollution is shot up.-S
Johnsbu,y Caledonian.
Horse SrEALISG.-Chase Avery, who
was arrested at ST. Johnsbury some two
weeks ago for attempting TO steal horse at
Haverhil, and another one of Mr. Remick
of the Passumpsic House, was arraigned
for theft, and had an examination on Tues
day of last week, and was bound up for
appearance at the county court. For want
of bail he was remanded TO Jail.
The VERMONT CAvAhRY.-A special
despatch from Washington, says the YER
mont Cavalry, supposed to have been cap
tured by the rebel Mosby, in skrmish at
Drainsvile, on Wednesday, have returned.
1t is believed that others who are missing
win return.
More than one hundred thousand dollars
worth of revenue stamps were sold in this
state in the six months following October l,
1862.
On complaint signed by nearly all the la
dies of Stevens Village, (BarneD the
States Attorney caused VIM. Gleason, of
Barnet, to be arranged before Justice Car
bee, and being convicted of eighteen Of
fences for selling liquor, was fined $3.50 and
costs.
Col. c. II. Joyce, formerly Of Mortified,
las formed partnership in the law bust ,
less with c. c. Dewey, Esq, of Rutland
his State, and moved to Rutland to resume
he practice of the profession.
Holton & Judevine, of South Hardwick.
rave recently sold pair of Oxen, and
'air of Horses for some over $1,000.
A Union league is to be established in
New Orleans, to occupy one of the fash. :