The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-30
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IT'S D~aecng STATE Conveulsn
bod a Mort efie O. the gfh tna-.
n3e W. in,iopiav cations
POI Co eFaas- naoshy p Red
acld or anfbsler.
For y e4,i Cover o5-E a,
Cspia. ~ Butlaa3
F6r Trees : r ~ X Norm
be- ii Bradford
For DsA rsfes si gmFws--W IL.
SUI Is. ef Milton. $ IL Partridge, II
Norsich.
The speat srs rsse John Ceis Of
Rstisa. i. 8elseia u Imipel e,
pnd Sir Brooks aad yiaer gemiemeu
- abroad
PAINEUl AccspFSr-A cad aeei.
deaf oecaEe3 "A ihs town ~ Iaeslgy
5 ne noon las, Is mems which
Ge6fee M5ieaif. a boy about II wears
Of age, loal his Ife. lie with three
other boys sere out haunting. and m
gct'eng over a fence one Of the boys
slipped, bringing the hammer Of hs
ride 10 contact with the fence. when
the gun went Of. d~ischarging its con-
tents directly inio The heart OF young
Meicalf. Tie Only uttered the words
oh d-ar,r and died Instantly. lie
was a son OF widow Mrlealf Of 1his
town. and wss her almost only siay
and support Wooarioct &aAda'd
TIE Woodslo Standard says that
be e~mrollnienl Of The militia IN lhis
I State, made BY Tie Seleciuen Of tie
several towns. in January,under State
law. shows S0,ll2 men subject 70
draft. Certificates Mere granted by
the Stale Medical Board to 1884
men. This Is an increase over the
number lef liable 70 draft after the
hire months regiments lad been iais-
I'd, rs shown By the en- ollmenl Of
August, 1862, Of $40 men.
Has 40 MoRK.--Mrs, c. g. Cole.
who resides in Bennington, has con
tributed 10 The army for the Union,
sire sons and tmo sons-ia- ia'o. When
he enrolling officer a few days ago
called az her house 10 ascertain il any
one living there was liable to do mill
,ary duty, she said TO him, "You have
got al | have, / can do no more Tor
you ; | have given TO my conhtrg hye
sons aud two sons-in-law.
AccIDrST.-A little son Of Il. 3,
Magoon of ST. Joh9sbury fell out OF
a second story window on Saturday
last, breaking i high, and otherwise
injuring him. lis elder sister had
set him upon the window sill WHERE
the blinds were closed. Leaning back
the baby pushed open the blinds and
fell to The ground DISTANCE Of some
~ feet
There has been q sight furry II
Yves! Rutland, caused bY an attempt
to enroll the Irishmep working in the
marble quorries. Stones Acre quite
freely thrown. ard he o!acer Ind tc
make use Of bis reyol yer. An attempt
70 resist the enrolment aei ia Yer.
mont viii most likely tur4 out a lar.
der TAX than quarryiag mabie.
james 2 yc1 was folpd guilty o.
arson at lie J to tenn Of tie Lampil,
county court; bat rs he property
burned was that Of hi @it the of
fenSe vas construed OILY /" high
misdrmeanor, and The prisoner va.
fined 500 and c,s;.
The rreriPtoftha Tcrnolt Donrs.
dc Missionary Society tur the pas'
year were a fraction over $4,000
and during the same pe iod Vermont
contributed S4,779 IS 70 the Amcri
can Home Miss onary Society.
The first Congregational Church
organized in Vermont was = Ben
WIS
nington, December 81, 1862; tie mex
Mt Newbary in 1894 the third a
Westminster in 1867 and the fourth
at Guilford IN 1893.
The General Convention Of Congrc.
gational churches ami ministers, 70.
1854 is 10 meet at Woodstock.
Calvin B. Jewett, nf Co. II. l4tl
Vernon, regiment, died recently il
the hospital at Alexandria He wal
from Shrewsbury.