Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-10-12
APPLE Be FOR THE SOLDIERS

hPPLE DIE FUR TIE oobDlEks -lhere
was a grand apple bee at Saxton's River
on Monday evening, to prepare apples for
drying for the use of soldiers. The fa,
mers in the vicinity kindly contributed
the apples, and from 20 to % bushels
were thus prepared, strung and distribu.
ted for drying. There were about l25
persons present, and they had a capital
good time besides the good they were do.
ing Some potatoes and onions were also
brought in to be forwarded to the soldiers
By the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of
that place, and one farmer offers 40 bush.
els of apples for the same purpose. We
have only word further, which is that
apples are plenty and freely offered, and
that the above is a most excellent exam.
ple.-B. +. Times.
Ca William G. Cambridge, Esq late
Editor and Proprietor of the Vergennes
Termonter, has disposed of that estab.
lishment to Mr. Orange G. Gage, prac.
teal printer, and is about to remove to
Newport, Orleans County. where he de.
signs to establish live Union newspaper,
Newport is said to be the most fourishihg
and growing village in Vermont.
ca Burglars entered the house of Jesse
/. Billings of Rutland on Monday night.
stole his wallet from his pants pocket,
and about $500 from a bureau drawer.
Gen. Pardon T. Kimball, of Windham
county. was vi'timized in like manner to
the amount of $1,000.
Cen f. H Stoughton. Col. Charles B.
Stoughton, and Major John G. Tyler have
bean lately admitted to the bar in Wind
ham County.
PUBLICATION OF THE IAws.-We trust
bill will be passed at the coming session
of Legislature to amend the statute prov.
iding for the publication of the laws in
the newspapers of the State. The price
fixed has not been for years at all ade.
qua'e to the service asked and is now ri.
diculously small. If the Laws are of in
tercst enough for the people to read the
people can afford to pay proep
price to have them printed.-Free Press,
o. The 9TH Vermont Regiment. under
command of Col. Holbrook, arrived in
New York Saturday en- route for the Gulf,
having re.enlisted They sail on Mon
day for New Orleans.
81 Mr.. +. D. Stevens of East Mon.
tpelier recently sold his splendid pair
of matched black horses, which drew the
FIRST premium at the late State Fair, to
gentleman from Connecticut for s 200.
They are gay specimen of Vermont
stock and as noble pair of horses as
often treods the tnrf.
sy 1t. Col S E. Pingrce. late of the
4th VT Rcgt. his three years term of
service having expired, has returned to
the practice of law in Hartford.
g. Col. Thomas O. Scaver, having
honorably and efficiently served his coun-
try for three years, during which time he
participated in nearly all the battles
which the army of the Potomac fought. has
returned to the study of law in the Office
Of Washburn & Marsh, in Woodstock
Ey We are informed by the Adjutant
and Inspector General that the State Of
Vermont has filled her quotas under the
late call. and under all calls previously
made, and now has net surplus to her
credit of Ten hundred and nine men =
Standard.
c. The war-worn and tattered regi
mental colors of the Vermont regiments
of volunteers which have been returned
to the State for preservation. have been
placed in conspicuous places at the State
House. In the Executive Chamber, col.
ors of the LIST and l4th in the Senate
Chamber, of the I'd, 3d. 9th. 10th and
I'd battery; in the Representatives, Hail.
Of the 9Th, 10Th, 18th, 10Th, 18th. and
LIST battery. They number in all twenty
six and present fue appearance.-WG.
tons Daily.