Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11
vermont News.

- NSAh WI INC ear. Iron
!, elghty-io rods of ground.
= There have been some five orsix doc
POISONED within a few days in Brodfor,
village and some of them valuable.
ID. and Charles White of Eide,
Mills have worked upnearIy 1000 hush
els Of potatoes this season in their orcl
factory, and have some five or six hmm,
dred bushels more, The other mill in
Eden does not run this season.
- Mrs. A. F. Clark, of Glover Was
thrown from wagon, few DAYS since
and broke her left shoulder. The accident
was caused by the whiffletree BECOMING
detached from the wagon and falling
against the horses heels.
j. X. Shaw of North Hero has in.
vented a cider mill which will whip any
thing this way. 1t grinds one hundred
bushels OF apples an hour, and takes only
eight to ten bushels for barrel of cider
while the old mill it requires ten TO Gf
teen bushels.
Mr.. Carey Of Stowe, recently had
barn, nearly new, filed with hay and
straw wholly demolished by the winds
On the same day, Elisha Town went
out into his wood to fall tree which
lodged against another, breaking, it fas.
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him.
At Middlebury, last Monday even
ing' two little boys were hanging upon
the rear part Of a wagon, when a rupa-
way team came suddenly up behind and
against the wagon to which the bows
were clinging, the pole striking one of
the lads named Orson Stickney and
killing him almost instantly.
= One dark evening, during the past
week, as DR.. Phillips of Arlington, was
driving down the river road towards
West Arlington, meeting team coming
from the opposite direction, his horse be,
came frightened and backed off the road
down the steep bank, some fifteen feet i
INTO the river, capsizing the wagon and
breaking 1t up some, and throwing the .
doctor out among the bushes at the bot. :
tom OF the hill. Strange to say, neither !
the doctor or his horse received anv d
serious injury. c
On Wednesday morning last about Of
the time of the arrival of the 8 o'clock A
rain from the south, a burglar effected e
IN entrance in the American Hotel Of :,
ergennes, and entered the sleeping room &C
u Mr.. Z, Q. Everest, proprietor, in which ',
light was burning. Although the .
burglars movements were very cautious. i
drs. Everest became aware of his pre-.
ence. Instant pursuit was made, but in ,,
he darkness he succeeded in escaping L
lie took Mr.. Els pants and they were 3
ound in neighbor's yard, minus e.
unch of keys and knife.
On Thursday night of week ago \
oster Fuller and Amos L. Pierce of u
'rooktieid stole black mare from John cot
ludgett, brown horse from G. p. FnI. co,
n, wagon and harness from E. A. Full =
r, and buffalo robe and quilt from /. :
. Flint, in Brookfeld and started off
it'll their plumber One of them was =
iptured the next Sunday evening, and "
lie other on Wednesday last. The horses all
ere driven nearly 100 miles the first "
ght, without feeding. They were found
the woods at East Haverhll, with A
ankets on and feed boxes before them. B
uiier is an old rogue; was pardoned out
state Prison short time since by Gov. mn
endee, and it seems as though he was i !
lxIous to get back to his old quarters
"A wicked and disgraceful ,ffair took B b :
ace at Harry Cheney's in We tmore. a c eSiii
Sundays since. A dog had got y yea
aged away from his owner and been o ohe
out the brook few days. On that day StWPf
ne low.lived and heartless being caught
dog, saturated his hair with kerosene,
fire to him and let him go. AS may V'I
supposed, the poor dog in his dread bly,
agony ran yelling down by e. S. Gil W. W.
ms then back again to Mr.. Cheney's s siaHi
into the kitchen where Chas. Cheney SSo9s@a
d wife were, which was the first they s slsS
ew Of what was going on. Mr.. Cheney iTqhP e
o is young man of some heart, took 0n W.
ak and put an end to the poor dogs
lerings.