Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
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Trtlrs eve st I,hashury for West Concord, a
'I1{< H.. and ~ pm.
t1>t lie rrain leaves uvdr Park at 80 AN on
I>1Itgs tr arrives 1t ST. ohhshury at s 10 AN
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&c. VI Strong has some fresh and nice
ho1reraiish.
"A meeting Of the Grange will he
held h, Dr. RandalI'S hall this evening,
Tic winter term of the Academy
! with Levee on Friday evening of this
!. week. at the tOwu.ha,l.
s "A troupe of " scnsatiOnalists cxhi.
Il Ut The town-hal next Monday evening.
Admission, 50 cents.
TIC mercury almost frozc here last
Sunday night, going down to IS and
some say lower. Prospects for good
icc-cror are now quite fatterlng.
Tic following are the officers of the
Lamoile County Union Il o. of Il. r)
which meets here TUESDAY, Feb. 24th:
w. q. T.--Lukc Potter, Lodge No. AS,
WI Y. T.-Alss Crane. Lodgc No. 46.
w S. aud W. T. S. r. Miller, Lodge
No. 4S.
M MA. G. S,inehour, Lodge No, 40.
Geo. o. Me,calf who is in Jail await
ing tie meeting of the ncx' Grand Jury,
on rharge Of stealing S776.25 from an cx.
press package, has twice since been bound
up ID the sum OF $500 each time, Tor
siniilar oficrces committed last summer.
Auother charge is now peuding Tor taking
$3.50 from package JUST before the first
mentioned was " .obbled," aud the trial
Is set down Tor Monday next, Il, Col. Saw
gers otiice.
Mrs. Charlotte W. Hill, residing at
No. ] ,744 FuIton.st, Brooklyn, n. Y,
comnitted suicide yesterday by shooting
herself in the head. She has long been
suffering from mental alteration, and
early yesterday she got out out OF bed,
and going to closet where her husband
kepf2a revolver, got il aud killed herself.
TIE noise of the firing awakened her hus-
ban.I Rho, running into the next room,
tound his wife lying on the floor, the pistol
stillaih her hand. aud blood oozing from a
hole 10 head. There are three children.
The above is clipped from the Tribune
OF Thursday last. Mrs. II. was the wife
of Rolin Hill who formerly resided in
Eden and Morristown, he being son Of
Warren Hill of Eden, though adopted
When an infant, by James Cobleigh, Esq.
Of aorri,town.
Tho Springfield Union of the 2Sth
inst. has the following among Its items
from hicopce, Mass. Many Of our read
ers wi at once rect gnize johnny" who
has at'c ended school at our academy, and
beenip the employ of Thos. W. Hyde.
Esq.. of this town. For some time he
has been in the employ Of ". Q, Wedge
propxietor Of bakery at Chi9opee, as
book*kecper |
AsJ oha Q. Gilen, quiet and peacea-
ble citizon, was returnln. home from the
cnteftain lnen; IN the Methodist CHI rex.
last night, he was met in front of John
Dlx0n'~ store. by man banned Will am
Haley. who accosted him aud shook hands
With him quite cordially, saving he want.
ed d Speak TO HIM As he did not say
anything further, Giilen was gong to
move on, when Haiey attempted TO pre-
vent him. GiIen told him to let him PASS
and attempte!! to force his way. TIE two
media.ely clinched, and in the encoun-
Ter Which followed Gilcn fell tn the
groutd at which Haley. now thoroughly
snrugel, pu, his feet on his stomach and
stamped On him. Gillcn finally recover.
% enough 10 yell "Murder." and some
young boys who happened near, set up
The cry Of Police" When an officer
had afriyed Haley hal disappeared, but
he Was found SOON after in boarding.
house, and put in the lock up He was
brought tefore Judge Carter, this ulor-
ning. who continued his case until next
to await the result of GilIcns
INJURIES. Gi|len was carried home, and
medical aid was called. His injuries are
lutte ser'ous, hut not supposed to he ia !
al Haley has had bad character for
vears Ind was up before the court, last
all fim forLicaion 1t Is supposed he
vas parrially intoxicated at the time of
he ussauIt.