Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-29
Slate News.

The open on MOnday nOrniug aud robbed
By. SEQ.
lee Henry Befre. a PeRehman at S
to Jshnsbury. was probably fatally isjure
on Wednesday by the accidental dil
raj charge Of pistol, the bail entering Ri
NJ. stomach.
CD RrRE AT FsTRnKLb.-Moran & Don
IS nsllyis carriage factory and blacksmith
ID shop were burned Thursday night, Octs
$. Der 2Sd. Nothing vas saved. Loss, So,
7, OOOi insured for $4,000.
e The grocery and jewclry store of c. W
y Campbell at Montgomery Centre, was en-.
tered on the night Of the 18th inst, BY
some unknown persons, aud about $40 in
money, gold watch valued at $50, and
some other jewelry sielen.
The Central Railroad Company have
decided te build the Montpelier and Barre
Railroad, six miles in length, provided
Barre gives SIS, 900 toward the enter.
Prise. They tried to hire the Montpelier
and Wells River Road as far as the COT.
fee house on the road to Barre, but could
not.
Il. q. Wheelock, Esq, a prominent
citizen Of the town Of Barre, and mem.
Der Of the Washington County bar. died
few days ago. after an illness of three
Or four days. The bar of the county
held meeting and adopted resolutions of
respect to his memory.
The National Life Insurance Comma.
ny of New York, which has Just failed,
should not be COMPOUNDED with the Ma.
iiOnal Of Montpelier, of which DR.. J.Y.
Dewey is president and Hen. Charles
Dewey, Vice-Prcsident, or the National
Life Insurance Company of the United
States, of which Jay Cooke is director, as
both are sound and reliable companies.
Peter Bronnon of Fairfield, au old {
man OF "a, got strangely lost on Sunday I
evening of last week and wandered in {
the darkness aud ran until he fell down
to die from cod and exposure. His body u
was found on Tuesday afternoon about
100 rods from tie place of starting, in the f
contrary direction from the place he in. Il
tended to 60. He had left the house of "
Thomas Burns for his sons, the distance |
being but hundred rods and the house b
IN plain sight. 1t is told Of this family u
hat the father aad two brotHers of the T
deceased died in similar manner. Ell
A prisoner named Fisher, confined FL
n lrasburgh Jail on charge of burglary, re
econtly made his escape. lie managed is
o get hold of small iron bar, and with W
his and small piece Of a skillet handle
nd small bolt, he was able 10 pry out -,
he bolts bedded into the granite and hold. "
80 the lnnt ."a 'h,.~ 49, = - ~. ~
lae door OF the inner part of the iaiI IN
ie then went through a window to tho Gil
'p OF low shed. and easily reached the to
round The lest heard of him, he was :,
the Queens Domnions ",
II. Ii. Dutton, postmaster and town Sit
ERIK at Cavendish was somewat startled Ge
ednesday morning, Oct. ODD, By find. u W,
9 his office broken into. The town safe ";
Is blown open and one door was thrown Da
me fifteen feet. TIE report was heard mo-
a distance by several of the neighbors, Jon
long whom was .. -, 90 Jos
III ""o got up, j.
n'ea lamp went out and saw man Pol
'sslng the road, but the robbery was The
known until morning. There were p
ne three hundred dollars in cash and Can
mPs taken, but no goods. 1t appears . = =
after the robbery the thieves made y
Prociorsvillc, where they stole red Seer
1t and fl aged the owl train and ske. Sam
died. ~
"A sad and fatal accident occurred ot ton
new Congregational Church, at Ben. urcr
'fon' Thursday afternoon, by which
l. Healey' young man employed up. :,
ne same lost his life. He was en-. ;" u :.
81 IN carrying mortar from the tower o4"A
low TO the scaffod on the front end Of '"'ef'
church, when from some unknown nave
e the plank slipped, causing him to s"'p'
distance Of about fifty feet, striking ''s "
the iiOor, laid for the gallery, and ,"e q
ding from that to the floor beneath ''""'
was Immediately given him when il l'''"0
found that his neck was broken in the ''' a.
the back Of bis skull broken, and al. uAaoi
tn arms. and the blood was flowing ovssi'l
m fron rs s s sss'sss hibitlr
aneous vas u" of int
II. CoLLls1oS.-Thc regular morn. /. -
am which leaves st. Adams at 6 90
oston met with detention ahout II
out of Waterbury, on Wednesday mont 0
wing to the washing away of part ent Gro
festle bridge by the heavy rains Of year W
er 10 and 20. The passengers and census.
&c were transported by teams to the age yie