Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-13


Mary Walker. the oldest person in
Middlebury. died on the Goth uh., lack
ing only a few weeks Of 80,
There have been sixty.tive tons Of
sugar sent TO market from BTattlebOro,
this season, by express, and it is estimated
hat nearly double the amount has been
shipped by freight.
The South Eastern will soon discon-
tinuc running their trains over the Pas
sumsic road to Derby line. The Passump.
sic viii run the spur TO Stanstead, and the
South Eastern trains will step at Newport.
james Brown of Plymouth Five Cor
pers tapped his sugar orchard during the
winter and about once in ten days there
would be a run of sap. lie made nearly
$50 worth of sugar before March ].
DIR. Wv. Blanchard. of Middlebury,
HIS invented a lamp chimney which seems
to BE- 81 decided improvement on the brit
tie cylinders now in use. 1t is made of
the best flLt glass, and is filed with cor
ruCatiohs, which allow of increased expan-
sion when heated, without liability to
fracture.
AT Vcrshire, April 2sth, Mr.. l..
Church was watching with his sick wife,
when, suddenly, the room was filed with
smoke. The house was in flames. There
was no time to bring any one TO hep.
Mr.. Church barely esca ped with his wife
aud family. Mrs. Church walked, in the
excitement, one fourth of Il mile. Both
house and barn we're consumed.
Julian Scott the Vermont artist in
New York, is still working at his great
battle piece to be placed in the capitol at
Montpelier. In so large a subject there
is very much to do but it is growing and
there is now a clearer idea of the general
intention. A group in the ceuier with
wounded. To the right a body of men
moving to action. la the lief: a line OF
men 10 the broken order Of the actual
fight, holly engaged with the enemy's
batteries pointed TO the front opening on
them +; from flags, belchlng guns, heroism,
suffering, the hent, smoke, hustle and tu-
multi Of action. The picture tells its story.
The man who assaulted and robbed
Fred Myrick en- the road between Bur.
llngton and Bridport, the other night, was
Joseph Wilson Of Middlebury, who was
riding with him, and both were pretty
druhk. Myrick was found in the wagon
with his head badly smashed and a bloody
stone lying near it, while his pockct-book
lay near, empty and dabblcd with bloody
finger marks. Myrick, it is thought, eau.
not live. Wilson has not been caught.
The wife of James Carney of West
RutlaAd got up before light, Tuesday
morning of last week, with her child only
a. few days old, and, going to a brook near
the house, lay down in it with the child
in her arms, aad both were drowned. Her
husband, who was with her, in he'd, did
not know when she left, but found her ly.
ing on her face in the brook, about SIX
o'clock. Both Of the child's arms were
broken, when tie bodies were discovered.
The crime is q somewhat unusual one,
and, as no cause for 1t is known, the wo-
man was probably in a fit of insanity.
Sudden changes Of climate are sources
of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
Affections, Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, when taken in the early stages of
the disease. recourse should be at once
had to DR.. N. &. White's Pulmonary FL.
lxir, let the Cold, Cough or Irritation of
the Throat be ever so slight; as By this
precaution a more serious attack may be
effcctually warded off. Ask your Drug
gist Or Dealer for 1.-THE Household Receipt
Book which contains information valua-
BILE to all Ilousckeepers. or a copy will be
forwarded free by mail, GU application to
Loren b. Lord, Burlington Vt. l'~