The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-29
STAIE LIENS.


Brattleboro.
Isaac Farewell, Of Dorset, aged
l02, still lives.
Simon Cole, of Guildhall, has had
a paralytic shock.
General Hazen, chief signal Off
Ger, is a Vermonter.
Geo. Busky paid SLIGO at st.
Adams for a drunk.
MANY measles" at Roxbury and
one case of diphtheria.
Brother Atkins fell on the pave
ment and broke his wrist.
&C. Eastman, at Morgan, lost his
right hand while oiling a saw.
Emerson Lasalle, of Swanton, fell
and injured his back and hips.
w. n. Vanbor, lawyer Of Norwich,
has suddenly gone to Indiana.
AT Newbury, Samuel Corliss had
a leg broken by falling tree.
Webster Butler was killed by a
load of wood running over him.
AT Barre, II. ii. Westmore's 49,
years-old daughter died in fit.
&C. McGovern's l2-years-old son,
Of Lyndon, broke his leg coasting.
Grin Green, of Groton, tried to
cut his throat but did not succeed.
Joe Larrow, of Enosburgh, swap
ed horses 100 times in two months.
AT Pittsford, Gil Pritchard cap
sized from a sleigh and broke his leg.
DR.. Parmalee, of New York,
is dead. lie was a native of Braintree.
r.. johnson, at Montpelier June
ton, split finger while coupling cars.
One Foster, from Woodstock,
was arrested at Mortified for forgery.
H. Roberts, of Putney, broke
his shoulder while working in the
woods.
The hotel at Richmond, just leas-
ed to Captain Robert Coffee, was
burned.
j. O. johnson, of Norwich, is
going to manufacture sorghum next
season.
E. Holbrook, of Bloomfield, found
horse in the stall choked to death by
the halter.
An 8-years-old child of c. Ban
croft, of Montpelier, is very sick with
scarlet fever.
According to the Vermont Farmer,
people in Worcester are getting things
badly mixed.
Midnight services were held at
the Catholic church in Richford on
Christmas eve.
MIR. Howard, of Windham, shot
a wild cat in his poultry yard. 1t was
devouring a hen.
AT Newport Lewis Hitchcock took
horse from the livery stable without
leave. lie was arrested.
Edwin Carpenter, of Fairlee, has
q pair Of oxen that grit 8 l-2 feet and
weigh nearly 5000 pounds.
The Hammond house, burned at
MiddIebury, cost $4,000, the pro-
ceeds of three merino bucks.
Omar p. Chase, at WethCrsfeld,
is reported as having broken leg and
internal injuries by coasting.
Judge Adds has leased TO Boston
men, land on which a deposit of iron
ore has recently been discovered.
AT Grafton, Charles White was
hurt by a falling tree, and Marshall
Lanpher fell and broke his wrist.
-"Take the cake" Mr.. Allard of
Montpelier; A 14-months-old pig
dressing 600 pounds, can't be beat.
Two hundred and twenty-five
thousand pounds Of freight shipped
from Barre station one day recently.
We take off half the size of that
stick in Mr.. Deans eye and say IA
inch. Typos made it read l2 inch.
Poultry shows; at Brattlcboro
four days commencing January 4th, at
Rutland four days beginning February
LIST.
AT Essex junction Chabauo boy
discharged a pistol he was playing
with, and probably fatally injured /
thirteen-years-old boy standing by.
BY the recent decision of the Su
preme court, j. d. Whitney receivers
the amount with interest, Of the bonds
stolen from the bank at BrattleborC
seven years ago.
AT Bethel, Charles Coy's 2-years
old daughter swallowed five cen
nickel. DR.. Green gave ether anC
forced it into the stomach and thu
child seems to be we'll.
AT Stamford, Charles Crozie
: struck John Noble with pickax,
handle and he was picked up TO
dead, but lives. The affair grew GU
of right of way across premises.
That hen at Bellows Falls will
her third brood is now probably abb
to see where she missed it, with al
those little toes to keep warm and tn
thermometer way down below zero.
Mrs. Elliot Taplin, of E. Cornish
according to Bradford Opinion, mad
the past season 26 tubs Of butter ant
400 pounds of cheese from six ordi
nary COWS. We would like to know tn
the weight Of those tubs of butter.
"A son Of Robert Alexander, 0
West Burke, was struck on the bacl
of the head with the binding pol
of load of logs and his skul
> broken, and at the same place Charlie
Liberbeau lost finger when coupling
cars.
E. H. Camp, of Randolph, savec
95 bushels of apple seed.-Aryus
Ninety-fVe bushels of apple seeds MI
Camp? Well we would like to be in
! formed how many apples you mashe'
, to get SO many seedsE And wont yo
! take off that odd five?