Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-29
Vermont News.
- Cider is selling at so 80 per barrel
in Bennington county.

- Cider is selling at 50 90 per barrel r
in Bennington county. In
- Fifteen loads Of gipsies encamped
at Swanton one night last week.
- Elisha Clark of Lincoln is the own a
er of calf which weighed $40 pounds
when six months and three days old.
= The spathic iron company are
about erecting new buildings on their
property at Tyson Furnace, in Plymouth.
= Leroy G. Palmer, of Charlotte has
Just received patent for milk cooler
and Myron R. Hubbell of Wolcott, one
for reversible plows.
e. S. Luce of Stowe, has one crab
apple tree from which he has gathered
nine bushels of crab apples. There were
q 600 apples on the tree.
= The new wing at the state prison
at Windsor, is now completed to the top
of the second story, and in three weeks
it is expected the roof will be finished.
= BY recent measurement, the dis
lance from Stowe to the top of Mansfield
Mountain, by way of the turnpike, is
found to be ten miles -one mile further
} than by the old trail.
= Caleb Aldrich of Fletcher, discov.
cred a man among his sheep one night
= not long since, but the timely discharge
of shot gun in the right direction
$ caused the would-be sheep thieves to
scatter "quite speedily"
- The late Gen. Lyman Mower OF
: Woodstock, bequeathed $4,000 and the
d slips and pews owned by him to st.
g James church of that town, to be invest
n ed permanently and the interest to be
devoted to paying for the services OF
: rector.
y The barn of Mr.. Sylvester Fisher
u of Ripton, was discovered to be on fr'
y at about 10 p. m. Friday, and with 1T
&c contents was entirely destroyed. 1t wa
sh insured in the Windsor County Mutua
10 for 500 on the barn and $500 on tn
" produce. Supposed to have been set
- Charles d. Lane Of Cornwall, ha
= lust put in his cellar ,675 bushels yer
: fine potatoes, the product of six acres
gravelly land which has been constantl
~ cropping for twenty years, without m'
= nure, except some superphosphate on
crop of corn two or three years since
INF = The Newport Express says that
man in Greensboro knocked his WI
-, down and beat her most unmerciful
! the other day, and it is said he attemI
90 ed to eat her alive, at least he chew
,gv her arm up pretty badly. This is t
,o;. second time he has beat her so she h
yas had to seek shelter elsewhere.
nd - Montpelier had another slight f
ex- Saturday night, but one which, with
and high wind, might have been quite as
lest astrous as that of May last. 1t is
IAN. lieved to have been the work Of an
arm cendiary, and for destructive work it
,ath well planned. 1t was set in the cellar
e of the store occupied by W. +. McClu
was on State street, as grocery and varl
,ely store. The building is better kno'
and perhaps, as the old Walton book stor
ego 1t is an old wood building joined on
/ by sides by other wooden buildings, bu
III
,dist heavy stream OF water from ball'
mill, played by the machinery in
mill, a recent device, did most adm
the Bile execution, and the flames were s
ard, subdued and the place luckily sa
the from great calamity. The damag
I'd at the building is considerable, and to
linal contents quite severe by wetting.