The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
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Of burns On DE 25d q January - Eis.n
/ Elmer. q nummerston. De, With fatal se
eiden, Is BrAtilsbor5, a lev days une,. 9
While attempting o drive . span from tie
rad .uio the passage way between tie Amer
ican House aud tho Market, the horses be-
came uumana gable aud the sleigh was
thrown against pillar q tie hotel piazsa,
BY which nj. Elmer vho was staRding up
vas thrown lu 80 that his head struck vio-
Ieu,ly upon The lee. He Was taken up iu-
sensible aud died soon Afier His little
daughter and another girl. who we're riding
with him. were also thrown upon the ice but
escaped injury. Riley Hutchinson,
Of Wes Concord, was run against BY boys
eoasiiug down hill ono evening lately, and
thrown down with such yiol enoe as 10 frac-
iure his tbigh.-Hon. n. " French, o.
LuoeDburg, fell down stairs on The 9Th inst.
iiactuIing Que 81 his ribs and Otherwise In
jgring him,-Six invalid soldiers Of the
I 7th Vt Vols we're lest IL the steamer North
American which recently foundered at sea
while on It's passage from New Orleans to
New York - boy Of eigh; years. son Of
Aaron Ainckey, was kille at Rutland re-
Gently. lie attempted to cross the track in
front Of the engine but was caught and in
stsntly Killed
CRhfs. Three men passed through Bel
lows Falls aud WRtdsboro, short time
since passing counterfeit gr,cabacks upon
The inhabitants One Of heir victims dis
covered the cheat in time to have them pur-
sued and oteuaksn Wilmington They
ore nov il i.il At FaytGsyieq~aiting their
igsa Aarahau y els, e Canadian Fs-
siding Grand isie, with his two daughters
anu sJn-in-law, have been arrested and
locked Up 10 Chiticndan County Jail, charg-
ed with stel.ng turs from Tho tore Of N.
Allen, cutlery from S. S Broul, aud a cloak
frou Peek Z, all aercaan.s Of Burlington
-l large number q die hands il the Bur-
lingtau Mil Co., Al Niaooski, left work il
e0lsequ,nee q To daeharse Of one Of their
number, aud attempted % getup . riot which
was promptly quellel by the sheriff and bis
Poyse. Thirty aery arrested during the
niga md nc DIV Upou trial before juo-
ties he mgc se ined aui Ie rest
disclu Bsyliu VI tbe ulh IT.,
oyerAiu'ti uaiheg elder at 10 0'cioek On
thursday aiaht q nulcb treet BuJue
ton, aud ordered hu e lslt ~ he paid
no attention, DoYin 6rel upon lars mIts
ing two or three citizens eu e SIDE atb.
and then rushed apoD b.m az eAl hm ap-
on the head and fee viii % pistol il
had been ordered Ly the sasr4 Il iLt h,s
pital to arrest the soldier anu 1rrg bin a,
but 70 he had tten drnkitg, did not per-
form his duty in proper banner,
PARsoxAL-- Capt, Geo. W. ooker, Of .
Londonderry, formerly on the STATS Of Gems I
Stoughton aud stannard, having recovered
from the severe wounds received at Coal
llarbor, is now acting on the staff Of Gen
Deyens. Capt. Roger B. Kellogg, ldth
Iowa Volunteers. formerly president Of Bur-
lington, died recently from wounds receiy- !
cd in the fight at Pocotaligo Bridge, s. G.
Lyon Of the 10th Pennsylvania
Cavalry, whose mother still resides at Bur- |
lington, WAS killed near Narrenton, Alaba-
ma, on the 10th Of January. Being with
the advance guard in pursuit Of the flying !
army Of Hood which surprised rebel force
under Gen, Lyon, be captured that officer
IN his headquarters, but giving him leave to :.
put on his clothes, he dTeE a revolver from
one of big pockets, shot his capt0r dead and
escaped. LII. Col Barney, 9th VT Vols,
Is now in command Of the I'd Brigade, I'd
Division, Of the 24,h Army Corps :
TROUBLE IN School "A few days since
scholar in the school at Bellows Falls was
mpu dent to lady teacher in charge Of one !,
If the departments aud left the school The !,
iext morning hi came for his books, when ;,
he Principal followed him into the room, i
ocked the door, aud gave him fifty blows !.
with ruler cutting bis band and wrist se- II
'erely. Since then ehecp-skin has been 81
led around the tongue Of the bell, the ruler +
'urned, aud tar aud rotten eggs put into the al
egisters from the furnace. There is said 10
e cons deraole excitement about the matter.
FAaagHs' Mutual Fms 1NsARAEcE Coz b
ANY The following is the seui-annual re- v
ori of The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance 81
oa,falS 81 Mu,peiiet made February i, Ia
~ f4bs .as laug e ID pros al
ecu condition, ana s1iuanily safe "
hgy 3awUsr 81 policies is in
suel in lasLsix months, 1910 4,
hole 4fuu9f "a IF policies ia