Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-26
Sfale liens.

.r 4. ;. Beulsulu. q Neiooii' a. eice''
i a dirrrrior
a Friday Afternoon. l4ih inst, yuuu
:. man. uamei Gaprsde. in the emplUy q
a the BaHinsioa Woolru Coarsuy 81 wm
T. nissi.f-ll tosn me elevator Of she wOn,r
i mil., a di,iaucr at ave siori'ss. sirikirg ID
\ itsa bale # the elevator platform ~ ih
hsIt4m. receiving very severe internal m
r juries. AIihuugh be sas more 'am'oria D.,
= Saturday than could be expected. his IN
G juyirs are Of such baf,.rv a. 20 rvuie
I. his recovery extremely douhlfal
{ james Brown. Of Lowell. has manu-
d featured y 600 bushels Il potatoes iui'
; starch this year.
The people OF Sssntoo kept vigil
ant watch over The bank aud stores iasI
Saturday night. suspicion, that burglar,
we're IN the place. Some suspicious char.
acters we're arrested south OF there the
next day. but there was not sufficient
proof 10 hold Them.
On the afternoon OF the 10Th inst
Nathan inn, Of Wallinglord, a carpvn-
ter, while working On barn in DasbY.
was blown "a the staging hy severe
gu,l Of wind aud fell fifteen feet. sirik.
ing On his back, As is supposed. lie has
been ~ a semi conscious state ever since
Little hope is entertained of his recovery
On recent Sunday night there was
quite an interesting performance ia Hard
wick. Il being surmiScd that Mrs War
rtu. the ex-mlllmer. was receiving iso
much attention from a certain man, par
~ OF men made a raid upon ner house.
seriously disturbing the occupants. Mr..
Warren appeared at the front door with
her company and told him To "se1ot, ,"
which he did. first Selling an axe with
which to defend himself. He was fsi.
lowed so sharply with brick hats lhpt he
threw his axe, and soon Tuck" was seen
crawliDa over bank III the rear Of the
hotel. Soon after Mrs. Warren halted 7
the men who had routed her, near the
bridge, aud, revolver in hand she de'ain-
ed themtor half an hour, giving each
peace Of her mind, aud INDUCING in a
good many threats.
A SLEEPING BEAUTY II correspondent
of the Rutland Giobe eriilng from St.
Adams, says that Mss Jenaie Warner.
81 illghgaie, u young lady of literary /
tastes aud tendencies. has recently been
engaged Ia writing for the press with so
mich asaiduiiy tha, her friends have been
alarmed lest sh> ovcrwurk and
make herself III. Week before last Miss
Warner intoi her aunt. Mrs. q. W /,
Foster OF ST. Adams, ,ha, on sunday, the ]
'lh Instant She SHOULD 90 to sleep anil '
lot wake again uutIl The 23i of Noyem. :
'er. She charged her adnt te see that d
his sleep was not mistaken Tor dcath 8
hat hor halr he not cut of and she bur. i
'd Although these singular predictions
'ere maic with much serioLsnc litt,e =
eed was paid &c lheB at the time. but d
u Sunda sure ennngh. she fell a,leep a
nd np 10 FRIDAY night had not awakened b
at continued 10 lie in condition scarce =
Is'inguishabc from death, save for y
uie' aud regular btsa sing. fl
a son Of Slas Wheeler Of Lyndon 81
as visiting a. S K binSons IN Blown. ~ ~
gton, AM while there his horses iongnc N
as ut Off The an ma was Val cd at
lIu. we
= Rutland coaI dealers sell alb a, 81. ~
~ tons OF coa per aDnum 20
The Ubitsd Sta es BANJO Company ey
Springfield which Is engaged in Tho y,
'nnfae'urc OF the recently invented 10y an
hJo--"i'h body OF the strings ana de
re-has |, 800 instruments in construc. ma
~ and very taking toys they are. Ne
Saturday morning, Nov. 9Th, the IA,
mill OF g. G. Bae, in Blrke, was ooc
rned with its nt.nts. Loss, 81. 500 Sn
ored for 81 600 the
-. II. Emerson, of Harrland bad Of
mana badly smas ed recently, by Def
y throwing large stone. which fell nm ", W,
top OF hls hand, as it lay on u cart iou
not
-Arad Ward, of BsaItIeboro % ecu
IRIS old fell from loaded OK car, d aGI
ursday, Nov. 2Oth, aud was instantl will
cd the wheel passing over his head. chr
oa"oei v Fuller, Esq, prominent , ,[IL
ser OF Chicago, Ill.,, died at that place aL Mo-
2ola. lie ~as son of the late poti
u Is FULLER of llardwieh. nan
= y ateroury is waking up 10 the nee. ere, q
y Tor more stringent enforcement ol uaI
hquor law. Ii is proposed to held istel
NAY evening temperance meetings was
ewhat after the pattern of thuss boId. plet'
anaer The supervision Of the ladies Of a as'I
h'pe'lef the pat year. ecpt
-nloHday even.g, Nov "a. a rail vn. Try
'ed across the track oi Tie Harlem ture
eu>'ot faliraad. near Clarendon. Th,. u'i ,
Tram ran into 1t, bar lortu. best,
ny the plot hung low enough &c tbeow Al
me obstruction, ihout damage 80 the u'ar
u :. was very narrow escape from pFru
~, Inc afflm will be investigated c,, t.
-oeorgo Huntington has becn bouna lied
10 Sooo io' tria. al MddIebury, on wick
to exIort money frcm uol SOS
pp' edllor OF The Register. by black.
my.
senator Edmunds has rec veted lro,. -
'tack OF Roman fever, and left for , ,Sos |,
nlug'on on Monday. first frs .
"e rooi u The new mcetina.houSe which
'f'on went up last Saturday. Anex In The
need man from ont of -, per oil
no over H. f., ,o"u' aiter traffic
II w.s a"e, remarked TO US Abbey
a =, ono VI toe BEST he ever saw. touch,
"A, vi. Harrlman nF lr.r.L Prof