Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-08-04
Vermont News.

NllO Tvs III ~ "N"HN'J /
morning.
- Rev. Charles S. Smith of Mont
pelier, declines with thanks the degree
of doctor Of divinity which was conterr-
ed upon him by Middlebury College.
= Wednesday of last week, Nj. b. +,
Thomas of Hardwick, was very severe
ly injured on the knee joint by falling
ON scythe.
- Joseph Moran of South Franklin
lately had his left hand badly mangled
by the bursting of an overloaded gun
which he was firing.
The store of Crowley y Clark,
Lake street. St. Adams, was entered by
burglars ON the night of the 29th ult.,
their safes broken into and S1l0 taken.
A stallion bit and terribly mangled
the left arm of John Head of Montgom-
cay, 2Sth ult. The bones of the arm
were so crushed that they protruded
through the skin.
= On Thursday, the Goth inst, Ly-
man Kingsbury Of Jacksonville, was
thrown from load of hay by the sud
den starting Of horse, and received
quite serious injuries.
A severe whirlwind recently passed
over Wilmington, blowing down barn
for William Miller, another for John
Patch, now house frame for Oscar
Wilder, and many trees, fences, &c.
= Louis Victor Amedee Henry of
Burlington is one hundred and nine
years of age, served under the first Ma
poleon, and came to this country sixty
five years ago. He has been to see the
centennial
= One day last week William Lucas
of Hyde Park, flew in passion at one
of pair of horses he was driving on a
mower, and, Selling club, struck the
animal on the head a blow that instant
ly killed it.
= The report published in the Boston
papers stating that G. E. Abbott's steam
mill at West Randolph would soon shut
down for want of work is malicious
falsehood. Mr.. Abbott has no intention
of suspending operations.
= The homeopathic physicians OF
Northern Vermont have organized a So
ciety to be known as the " Lamoille
Valley Homeopathic Medical Society,"
and have elected DIR. j. NJ Sanborn, Of
East Hardwick, as President
= Inthe River and Harbor appropria
ton bill over which the Senate and
House have been disputing so long, there
are three items for Vermont-S371, 172
for Burlington harbor, 81 {, 1000 for Otter
Greek, and s21 900 for deepening the
channel between the Hero Islands.
- Monday night, 3lst uls., the dwell
ling of Frank Hall in GuildhaE, was
broken into by some one who came into
the room where Hall and wife were
asleep, and stole pocket book contain
ing little money and valuable papers
Mrs. Halls gold watch and chain worth
$50, and some jewelry, were taker
away. No clue to the party is yet OBJ
tanned.
The tramp who was arrested last
week by Deputy Sheriff Hardy and tax
en- to Hydepark on suspicion Of being
implicated in the outrage on Mrs. Per.
ry, was by Justice Morse, sent to the
common jail for three months as a va.
grant, there being not sufficient evidence
to hold him ON the main charge. He
acknowledged to have been in the town
of Hydepark on Saturday last, and wa.
found, on Sunday last, in an old saw
mill in johnson.
Mrs. Volney Blodgett of Water
ford, committed suicide Sunday, 30tE
ult., by hanging herself from hook il
the ceiling of her kitchen. Her hus
band was absent nearly all day at church
leaving her at home with two small chill
dren, the eldest three years and the
youngest one year of age. When found
she had evidently been hanging severa
hours. The children we're in the same
room amusing themselves as best they
could, ignorant, of course, of the dread
full deed enacted in their presence.
YEGETINE cleanses and nurifes tn,