The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

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and business iaFips which four sho's we've 6re1
IS the man % tbs horse whose figure could jlst
be iiseernei in ths defiance Mr.. Lyman told
hem fh,i a burglary aai been eemmite ami
tha. DE citizens we're somewhat excited. Boz hat
10 particular 80 sieion attached to them, and be
had no igutt iflLey would 90 buck with him e,s
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vas acquainted with them, and M Lyman 6nsl-
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lhe purpose Of showing their innocence Ca their
return from the house Of their fri e. Dis, Mr Ly-
man Fell IA with the police, who had been notified
Of what was trauspiFing The prisoners was ex-
lmiued, and reviewers and burglars tools we're
'Uuud upon their persons. The stolen articles
Were found in vacant lot about opposite the
place where the man on horseback was FIRST dis
covered. The prisoners gave their names as
s'earus sherman and George san dcrs ami were
examined before Justice Harris las week,
EJrIEr. Dec 1914 tsGS.
Mn Enron -Asa at the present tune everything
relating to the subject Of Temperance is f deep
niercstit may be well to give your ealeis a brief
.eporl Of what has Leon none in this Place within
! few months The 6fst movement IN the cause
vas made IL discourse On tile subject ~ the
Pastor tie Congregational chureh, on tie
sabbath, and his leaving pledge on the table
or hose, who would, to sign during the inter
mission good uuuter gave in their names
Meetings we're then beld ia the several school
louses, within the territory Of hat society, and
u some instances Tie p q MAS circulated by
ONE yelaueer IN Tie cause. Tie result ha,
,eeu about % names have been secured to to-
al absineuce pledge. AT meeting duly called
. these pledged persons. Temperance Society
gas otgluized few weeks since and Rev. +. v.
JlMsteld invited o address meeting called for
All purpose, That aldress was duly delivered
ma made very favorable impression. fhe
movement has been a success thus fit yeyoua he
most sIuguno expectations offs friends
FATAL ACCIDENT -0u Saturday morning, the
9Th, Mr.. John Doo!cy cf s4udsatc, was found
cad 10 The highway ms dem, n. g., with his (
zee anil head badly cut and bruised. A coro
ers inquest was held which resu ted ID the lol (
wing Verdict
''Ih the said Jghu Doolcy, deceased. cane .
is death from injuries received by being thrown
ON bis wagon 90 Erioily eyca ing last, white ou
is way home"
The S,em Ptess says; From the testimony /
ppearel that, MI i bad attended Mr.. Aioore's
uctiou dung the day aud HAT be lyft the VII
re ior home uut tar from tan ciack in tie
.enlng. The hight was very cold and his team,
is beilcged, ran away with him after turning
ON the main road, and passing SIR Rg5eft Me-
arlauds house, aud froia the mark, on a large
Jck side the road the wagon must have sIuca
aud threw him out Blood was founi near
here he doubtless fell but his body was found
3me little distance from this as if he had risen
nd attempted 10 70 back 10 Mr. Smarts, but
az overcome aud sund down aud lied ffom bis
lJnrIes or persisted from the intense cold. Th ere
ere no means Of telling how'oug he must have
we'd after being injured Mr. l.. leaves a wife
nd five children, His death is regrettelby all
ho kneS him.
NNoTHER FATAL ACCIDENT Mr. Marvin
cement, u West Hebron, N H., died on Sunday
ie 9Th INST, frcm injuries rcee,yel the day
reyious from being kicked Jy horse, the par-
culars Of which We take from the Salem Press.
Mr.. Clement, aller eating bis dinner On s,iur
ly, vent 10 his barn TO take care OF his hors s.
b father, Mr. lauiel Clement, who resides
euy oppOtite bis sons dwelling, hearing soon
er a luul noise, A. from yislcnt kicking from,
gr-es ran to the baru. where he found bis son
.ins at his hUtsg, befls. bleeding from dcep
~ the head ahl itsnsbc tie succeede,i
Pseuius biz son away from the horse, aud out
lhe barn Wiz constaeIab., dihcu.iy, amer be-
K himself Kicked, b1t receiving ouiy Sigh in
~ Medical AID was Immediately summoned
hen it gas fsuHi that Mr. C's skul VAS trae-
Irel, three q Cts ribs bro 60 aud be was other
i,e seriously butt lie remained Hlseusibie up
Sundy evening 4 Eve clock, wbea ne died
r G Was about ID rty years 90. aud va, high
respected A neighbor aud citizen He leaves
N,le and tgo children,
Drains 10 all ID vant q 4 keg Of Eice oys.
~, Nc would say thai they wili Dc web to bear
miAd ,hat Pfait, At the Depot, has tbem that