Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-12


: Hon. C. W. Willard Of Montpelier
E vas excited oae 81 the Vice. Presidents Of
the Americas womasSuiIrsse Association
'a' Ms late anniversary and annual meeiia.
10 New York.
A Jewish cemelry vas eoasesrsted
at POuliusy on Sunday. which is believed
to be the 6rt one ever set apar; "a ihe
state for persons prOfessing the Jewish
faith.
Judge Poland is early in the field IN
the cause Of public honesty. Ha propos.
es TO Introduce bin early in the next
session Of Congress repeating the salary
) grab law. Good for the Judge.
J, Frederick Billings has taken slO..
600 Of the bonds Of the Woodstock rail.
road. besides rubbing out his claim against
It ef about $4,000. The Woodstock
bank and the Woodstock savings bank
each take $4,000.
A smart lad is little Charley Web.
ster Of Craftsbury although only ten
years Of age aud small at that. he picked
up ninety bushels Of potatoes this fall 10
nine hours, besides pulling tops for his
father to dig part Of the time.
Charles Parsons Of North Montnelier.
while at wsrk in a saw-mill, Wednesday.
accidentally brought bis head IN contact
with circular saw, and il was cut. We
are informed. from the crown down 10
the ears But he was alive and consci.
Gus, next morning.
Every woman in St. Albaps has from
ono to one hundred yards of print. Al
shop-seeper put cut plaeard, The other
Day advertising priRis at ten cents a yard.
another offered them FOR nine. and third
aud fourth conn eiiior announced that
they would sell FOR eight; and all St. Al. |
bans went shopping, aud returned laden.
little 0rrin Corey of Derby Line
took bis auntyis big old toa-cat and went
out to drown him, the other day. lie
tried to throw Tom over the bridge rail
ing INTO the soething torrent below, but
To" was sqaeamish absut getting his feet
wet, aud chung to Orrin's coat that in the
scrimmage both weat over. and Orrin
wrs drowned. The cat wasn't.
Two boys named Willie and James
COwan of ShebuIn, aged seven and fen
years, killed large eagle, on the 3lsr
uIt. They found him feeding on carrion.
and as he did not take to fight, perhaps ,
despising their youth the boys attacked
him with clubs. His wings measured
seven feet four inches from tip TO tin. c
Tho sugar housc of Mr.. |. L. Wheel. =
err, OF Worcester, was burned on the night
ut the 18th ulf., including sugar tools
sled, etc. Loss not far from 500. Tho
i-e was unquestionahIy the work of an h
ntsnc'ary-and there is proof enough al. II
eady IL render the situation of the guilty s.
nan little uncomfortable. q
DR., AbrahaH Harding, of South He. p
%, has practiced medicine in Vermont for q
ltty-hve years with the exception Of nine e
'ears spent in Canada. He was for Eve Ct
ears the physician of the Briti:h North 50
american Land Company, but left the re
'rovfnce on the breaking out of the reve. 81 81
uticn of 1893, on account Of his rcpubli. CT
an sentiments. a,
- The hired man Of Mr. John Green Of a.
javendish, recently hitched a colt and
runaway horse to moving machine and NJ y,
hen hitchcd them by throwing the reins il
yer post. The horses tried their game m
{ runaway, broke their lines and away i
hey went, at break.neck rate, but neg b,
,ctlng to keep the travelled part Of the =
'ghway' the end of the pole came against n,
tree; there was sudden halt, broken ~
ole and dead horse. .. . '..aa pa
The express robbery at Burlington. to
few nights ago, turns out to be a cosc M m
seIi'assau!t on the part of Rockwood, AZ
nc messenger. The Investigations of the "a
Spress company made this SO evident d'
iat Lockwood finally confessed and re. Of
ored the stolen moucy, $3.50, and no a.
rosecution will follow. His self-inaicted tm
low broke his nose. tits pretty easy to tn
% how the temptation assaied him. when as
lie fact is made known that he was striv. y,
g to support himself, wife and child ny
thirty dollars a month. ep p
The Californian says the rumors con. pr
'rnlng the house of Messrs. Fairbanks cor cor
e false and wholly unfounded, as wei to
mlschievous and wicked. 1t saws t e
no house Of Fairbanks never stood strong eoi
than it does to-day. They are rupnino '},
elr shops on full time, and we learn 9
at last week the product was nearly nine .
inbred scales, and all upon orders.
hlle for the entire year Of 1872 the av. at
age weekly Production was about one pei
ousand scales. We do think the au
owe is not bad for panic" times. We VII
'rn, too, that one day last week brought Tn
EN- large orders, including owes fifty Is
y scales. at
is little railroad war at Rut
ID between the Harlem Extension and Sib
kenssalaer and Saratoga railroads. pal
. engines of the latter road are com. mo
'ied to pass over a short piece of the con
'rlem roads track to get wood and wa. OF
;, and, a few days ago, the superintend. wal
was ihformed that the engines must We
continue the use of this short track '"t'
ednesday noon. when the Saratoga train lSt
lived, the track was found blockaded die
the engins could get neither wood nor ~
Ter. There was prospect of lively 49,
Tor time, but the peace was not bro. - .
.. The Harlem folks finally ooreod III IN