Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-05
State News.


There are few developments relat
ing TO the burglary at the bakery Of eros
& Bradley in St. Johnshury. The maj
who clrawled into the p. & O. shops prov
: ed to be a railroad uan. as he stated. HI
had nothing to do with the burglary. ye
he doseH'f want people asking him tooisl
questions. Messrs. Gross & Bradley pro
cured Boston detective as soon as posi-
BILE after the theft was discovered. and
between them they ascerlained that two
men got on the $3.50 uain at St. Johns
bury Sabbath morning, one paying hi,
fare to Newport and the other to Stan.
stead Junction. They both got off al
Newport. One Of them is described SO
misutely by the conductor and baggage.
man, that the detective recognizes in him
somewhat Noted thief aud cracksms..
From the description gwen. these two
men were doubtless the same party who
committed the burglary at Richford, and
who hired Montgomery Frencbman To
carry them to Montpelier the Wednesday
night previous to the burglary at St. Johus-
bury. When they got near Montpelier.
they dismissed their driver and went on
foot, being unwilling to be carried into
town.
MIR. Thomas Hill Of West Char
lotte, had some twenty sheep killed and
wounded by Digs. Wednesday. This
makes the third time in three years that
he has been sufferer from ferocIous can
ines.
st. Johnsbury is to have course of
lectures this winter, from emlucnt men.
The first Of which will be next Monday
evening, by Dr. Holland the next by
Thos. Mast, Dec 10TH II a sufficient
number on the In. Of the +. q 0. should
desire to 60, We believe the company will
carry them by special train.
Some unknown parties entered the
office of Estey, Frost & Co at Brattleboro',
Wednesday night, drilled hole into their
iron safe, blew it into fragments with pow
der, damaging the steve and other furni-
ture in the room. Fortunately the safe
contained no money.
Hon. W. 7. Horrobin, cx-State Sen.
ator of Vermont. has returned frsm his
long sojourn in Europe.
Capt. Walter Wright, the oldest ci,i-
zen Of ST. Jchnsbury, died GU the 23d at
the age of SO.
-Shelburne has neither lawyer nor
nor doctor. and no place where intoxicat-
ing liquor is sold.
Moses G. Noyes of Poultney died
while squirrel hunting on Thursday Of last
week, OF heart disease. lie was missed
from the party. but his body was not fouad
until Sunday noon.
Fl. Il. Holt of West Hartford caught
burglar in bis house, last week, and sat
up all night over him with u pistol, but,
getting drowsy toward morning, he relaxed
his vigilance and the thief hit him over
the head with an iron and escaped.
Asa Low Of Bradford, one of the
oldest paper manufacturers in the country,
and we'll known through the Connecticut
valley as a business man. is obliged, by
the infImities of age, to keep bis room.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bowen of Beth
Ell celebrated the Goth anniversary of their
wedding. last Thursday night. The 69th
anniversary is an odd one to celebrate,
but Mr.. Bowen is over 90. and consider
ing that life is short at best, didn't dare
risk it another year.
e. r. Stevens has recovered SOS from
Joseph Harker, blacksmith, at Montgom-
cry, for damage to horse, in shoeing the
same last spring
MIR Thomas Pierce, the FIRST white
male child bern in the town of Georgia,
died suddenly at his residence in West
Georgia, Tuesday evening, October Dist
in his Seth year.
Peter Greno, of Winosski, about ten
days ago, stole from the wagon of Mr..
Spaulding of Essex, two buffalo robes and
eighty dozen Of eggs, and made off with
his booty. He was however. arrested 10
Burlington, on Monday, and after con.
siderable chase, was lodged in jail.
i MIR. John Keyes. Of Wallinsford,
while out coon hunting. few nights since.
met with sad accident from the prema.
ture discharge of bis gun. which filed his
limbs with shot. Thirteen have been ex.
tracted, and he is net considered III q dan
serous condition.
After most exciting and boisterous
meeting. The people OF Bennington. on
Monday. voted. by two majority, to build
a eos, 900 school house.
| INsAsE.--James Johns, Of Starksboro,
formerly OF Huntington. and the ecce nitric
aud veteran editor ofthe autograph and
kemavker. has become insane on account
Of his religious belief. He has professed
to believe that there is no God, and thinks
he has ruined many young men by preach.
ing his psruisipas doetsius.