Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-03-25
Stale News.

hasn't failed TO attend church aud Sabbat
School TOR So years, except when sick.
Manchester is to have a soldier
monument made of Italian marble, an
worth $500. large part of Shich is t
be contributed by Judge Spinner of CHI
cage. The work is TO be done by Edmt
MA Levi, the colored artist.
--Three or four large forwarding an
commission houses Of Illinois will soon c.
'abIlsh Store-houses for grain in RutlanJ
Mrs Johu b. Tibbett. has offered ov
err Sl2,O0O in money and stone for tn
erection Of Baptist church in Beunipg
ton.
"A Pawlet mar thinks there is Goa
mine under his farm and has leased il to
Pennsylvania miner.
The dwelling of Theodore Goodall o
Lunenburgh. with most of its contents wa
destroyed by fire on the 18th. 1t is sup
posed that ii caught from the chimney il
the root. Insured in Etna for $500.
There we're several prosecutions I'M
der the liquor law at Milton on Wedues
day instituted BY the States Attorney
two OF which were terminated on that DAY
VIM. Darling. grocery keeper, pleaded
guilty OF being a common seller, and was
tiped 500 and COSTS john ID. Hale, who
keeps way-sids inn at Checkerberry,
known as the Rest also plead guilty to
five second offenses, and was fined SiOO
and costs.
A sad accident occurred at the quar-.
ry OF Gibson L. Dewey, in West Rutland,
on Friday afternoon. Mr.. Thomas Mul.
hernia workman around one of the derricks
had climbed to the top of boom to nd.
just one of the guy cables, and. missing
his hold, fell distance of twenty feet,
striking on platform car underneath,
breaking one of his legs aud bruising his
face in shocking manner
On Saturday last Robert Whiting
was killed in his saw mill in the town OF
Littleton near Waterford. He went to
ADJUST bel. on a swift-running wheel,
when his mittcn caught in the belt, draw.
ing HIN into the wheel and killing him.
lie was very active aud useful mar, in
middle life. and leaves a wife and aged
father ard mother. He will be much
missed, not only by his family but in his
business connections.
"A shot time ago A. D. Slack,
we!l-Snoan mcrchN of Sncrburnc, started
from j. i. Hadley's for his home about
lark. 1t was necessary that he should 90
through piece of woods fifteen or twenty
ODDS wide. but going in wrong direction
he wandered in u wider part of the woods
or about half a mile, when be mstook a
small brook running down steep hill for
'tlll water on the Quccchee river, and fol
owed II up t. Mr.. Fosters, where he was
% confused as not to know the place. Mr..
foster conducted him through the wood
o the road at "A short distance from home.
'here he soon arrived, to the joy Of his
ew y welded wife.
David T.. Bloddgett Of Baltimore
IT,. who murdered his wife at Lacouia,
'. H.. recently, will be tried for the crime
n the 3lst inst. 1t is understood that
he plea of insanity will be set up. The
ounsel for the prosecution, accompanied
y physician have been to the residence
t Biodgctt, to investigate the a,e and
&c II there were any grounds for such Il
efelse. They could learn of no circum.
'ances on which the plea Of insanity can
q based. B!odgett was said TO be of
glorious bad character, and at the pres.
Mt time is under indictment for breaking
nd entering.
Meeting man in the streets the 9th.
day, he said he wanted scatchiny com.
unieatlon inserted in this weeks paper.
nqulrlng what he wanted scathed, he said
crowd rushed from the Square up the
arway to school street a, the time of
'e alarm o. fire at MIR. Hurd's house on
1nday. not one of whom could be pre.
,iled upon to turn hack and help draw
!, engine. That crowd, therefore, will
ease consider themselves scathed. Bel.
,cs Falls Times.
Mrs. Ida Wakefield, of West6eId
''erves praise tor the heroism displayed
the 18th inst. in reseuing the life of !
swis Young. boy IA years old, from
e middle of a swollen stream above N.
Hoyt's mill.
AT Brandon last week, Michael Ii
clch and Adam Center. between whom r.
ere was long standing fcud, got INTO a R
hi in Welch's barn. The mother of s.
elch. hearing the noise, went to the aid
her son, carrying with her a double 4
rre shot gun. with loads in both bar. m
$. On seeing this Center ran for his :,
n house. across the road. Welch seized Ii
gun from his mother, and taking aim n
his retreating adversary, when he was ~
or three rods off, fred one barrel at ="
n, the nhole load taking effect in the pr
tx OF Center's head. A medical exam. M
ton showed that the shot ouly pene.
ted the scalp. and the wouads arc not No y"
sldered dangerous. Welch and his tu
fher were arrested and held for trial. tn
The Railroad fever has been quite :
valen at Greensboro, for the past week :"
80. The idea has gone abroad that 5
'e of the railroad magnanres in the 10.
Isl OF the Black River railroad, have
If eyes on route from lrasburgh to ,,
I Craf'sbury. through Greensboro to |
Bend, thence on the p. & 0. r. r. =
ONE roinr between Walden nights aud
ST Dauville, and from thence to Marsh. +.
!, the present proposed terminus of
ok River route. Looking this route
,uuh the manila of GoaaaL ant