Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
STATE Items.

and broke his thigh.
-Yermout's maple sugar crop is hand
some item in her products. It's estimated
that il reached $4,000, 900 pounds thu
past season, aud was worth sl.5OO, 600
Two firms have bought in Addison coun'
ty. the past season. 1900 Of the best bucks
and between 100 and 200 yves for the
California market.
Gen. w. Y. W. Ripley, Of Rutland,
il the last name mentioned in connection
with the Governorship.
Last Friday Edward Hance Of Swan.
ton, fred a gup in which the charge was
not properly rainmed down. The gun ex-
ploded, manglipg his hand badly.
IS. G. Stanton, Esq, of Roxbury, has
accepted a position as "a boss" on the
Portland and Ogdensburg railroad. with
hi, headquarters at Hyde Park. He uD-
derstauds his business. and the road Sc.
cured a good mau when it got him.
DIR. G. W. Colby, ofSutton, was sun
struck, Thursday Of last week. soon after
drank cold water, and Immediately became
d%erauged. 1t is feared he may cot re-
cover.
Hiram and Erastus Cushman Of
Georgia, had from forty to fifty sheep
killed By dogs a few days ago. The loss
was at least SO on each sheep.
s.. G. Holyoke of St. Adams has pur.
chased the farm Of George Hammond, in
Middlebury, for $4,000. The latter
failed IN business some time ago.
The St. Johnsbury Calcdouian says
tina. crime is alarmingly on the increase
in Vermont, aud is at loss to account for
it, since the increase of population is very
slight, and it is not chargeable to an in.
creased proportion Of the foreign element,
By native citizens.
DIR. Michael Hatch for SOM 60 years
or more a physician in active practice in
Enosburgh and vicinity died at the Shell.
don PoorHouse, on the LIST inst. at the great
age Of lO2 years. We have no data up.
which to found n sketch Of his life.
-Archalus Russell of West Dauville
received q severe wound in the breast, by
an ak, on Saturday last. The ak stuck in
a tree he was telling. and in trying to get
it out, tho helvc broke, and he struck it
with another ak, when it few and hit him
on the breast bone, iDAictiDg a wound
some 3 inches long. .
Last Friday night, a tenement 10
Richford, owned by A. G. Patch, and &C.
by Alexander Jacobs, was burned.
Mrs. Jacobs was awakened by the crack
ling of the flames, aud the family had
barely time to save themselves and a little
clothing. Insured for about 5000 in the
Farmers Mutual.
Col. A. f. Walker spoke in a Deco.
ratiou-lay address at Rutland of the death
in the battle of Winchester of the "young
and dashing" Gen. Upton, which has
doubtless, before this time. caused the
young and dashiug Gen, Upton to pause
in his duties as superintendent Of West
Point military academy and smile.
Jerry and Simon Emory of Groton
purchased a barrel Of cider of VIM. Nc.
Laughlin, aud after taking it home drank
of it to intoxicatiou and abused
their families so that complaint was made
by A. M. Heath, Town Grand Juror, and
hey were fined So each, and Mr.. Nc.
paid SIT for selling cider to
common ~drunkards. Benz. Kicker was
ined $40 and costs for selling liquors con.
.rary to law.
The annual reunion of the lambda
[ota" Tor "Owl") Society of the Univer.
ity Of Vermont will be held in Burlng-
on, on the evening of Tuesday, July
I. The grafton is to be delivered by r.
}. Benton of St. Adams, and the poem
" Arthur II. Merrill of GAINESVILLE. Wis.
literary exercises will be held in the
lall Of the society, at the American Ho.
el.
twenty-five miles Of the Missisquoi
md Black River Valley railroad, which
s tn run from. Richmond, p. O., to the
Iermont line at Mansonville or Richford,
will be built. this summer. S150.0 900 hav.
ng been advanced on the $780, 900 worth
f bonds purchased in London, and the
Dad having a government subsidy of
$50 900. besides the promise of local aid
mounting to $4,000.
-Duriog the shower on Sunday last
iichel Raf,er sought shelter from tn,
torn under a barn in Middlesex, belong.
to Jorville G. Leland. The barn was
lown from its foundation, and Michael
'as only saved from being crushed to
cath by the stills Of the barn striking up !
D a piece of timber about eight inches
1uare. His outcries brought a passer-by !
, his relief, who was obliged to remove /,
nc DIRT to extricate him. !
Gen. VIM. Wells, collector of Gus. !
,ms at Burlington, VT, and his deputy, )
lr. Arthur. have effected q change in the 5
istoirs regulations Of the treasury depart !
tent governing trade between Canada and /
lie United States, SO that Canadian mer. i
,andise may be entered under bond at {
Stand Pond for expectation by way Of q
Portland or Boston. Other i'm.
,rtant changes have also been effected
'lativc to the entry Of merchandise at
lie frontier for consumption, tending to {
AXE Island Pond Of more importance #
ian heretofore. t
In imitation Of the Bowdoin College !.
'sco a school rebellion has been going on : :
Brandon. Mr.. Cillcy, principal Of the .