The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-07-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
4 TartL Acranrsr.~W hI,s several irs,hu,eu W,
sssaeed e cslstrutnr % ~ Foar,s. a. porsei b
blsssag rset. ass named Ialu Dolaa rcos.rca iaia
ia5ure, fram fhs premature diseharre u a blsa.-
Re 1 81 - tAs 81.
BoNsE srHAi4sa --Jehu noors. of porsst, hire.
ahorse and rasoa ia Ganvlls. :. I % The Faar.i
saa drove 70 N0sh Do,si. uhers b sod gut horss
vagaa sna barnes, and isn iar part uakaewa.
F" LaspoNpKnEr. The town 81 Londonderry VA
Paid etery dullar q hof war asbi, me- from la
'alss and Ass Dot single pAuaper II tie pre.,a
TINE. Barnet Wait Es9.. has he'd he otsee e over
seer q Foar o. more tbaa thiry yosr.
J. 4. Place Esq. cnrk a ne House of Repre-
ssaiatses has oar lhanss ca copies u the joaraa
e he Senate and Hoass for the last tosslon u gu,
legislature, They from The press Of the FREE
a'aH and neatly executed.
REcoyrmNc.-Iua.ou Weir, who was assaulted
BY bis brother ~ Law, Joseph sPnago, a, West
Afiiagion, the g5ia d s, month, and thong ht e
have been fatally injured i rapidly recovering from
bis wound.
PEEu.-Ths Fourth wa celebrated at Peru by 4
sbbsth School Picnic, held in Judge Baichelder's
grove, Addresses were delivered on the occasion By
Rev. Mr. Thing, Of Londonderry, Rev. Mr. Goedall,
Of South Londonderry, p. G. Dexter, OF Whining
ton, Rev. AIf. Gates pastor Of the Cong, egation
Church IN Peru, aud Dr. D. u. Marlen, President
Of the day.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE CALDWELL, Of Bennington
Centre, died very suddenly on Tuesday 10 enoon Of
last week. She was found dead IN her chair. with
her sewing in her hands, ane her head inchnins
little to one side, and had the appearance or having
fallen to sleep,
DGowsEp a young tasn named Andrew Blood
Of fowushcnd, was drowned while bathing in West
River al BrooklIne on Thurs lay Of last week.
Mr. HENRY HosroEp, Of Pawle,, was attacked
by bull on Thursday Of last week, aud very Sc
riously Il not fatally injured. The animal struck
him under the Jaw with his horn, which came out
near the eye. He was also knocked down and tramp.
lei upon, and wou undoubtedly have been Killed
had not Mrs. Ho.ford succeeded ID beating To-. ami.
mai away
AT West Poultncy, youth named John Living.
ston, aged 10 years, was killed whls engaged in
hri-g morning salute on the 4th. It appears that
a strife was existing between the boys OF the East
and West villages Of that town as to who would Ere
their cannon quickest, and without spungnp or
thumbng the piece, young Livingston endcsyored
70 ram the cartridge down, when it gnited causing
the ram rod to pass through his hip tearing of both
his hand, and otherwise horribly mangling him.
He lived but about an hour after the accident.
The anniversary exercises Of the Burr 4 Burton
Seminary occurred last weob. The examination of
classes ON Tuesday and Wednesday exhibited At
tainments in scholarship quite up to the standard
oil former years. On Tuesday evening, c. f. Deyey
OF New York, an early graduate Of the institution
delivered an address in the Congregational Church.
Although the invitation was extended only short
time before, Mr, Dewey came provided with very
able and Interesting address On Wednesday even.
Ihs the usual exhibition was given in the Church.
The exercises consisted Of destinations, compost
tons, and original orations interpreted with music
by the band engaged for the occasion. Several of
The original pieces were excellent both In compost.
ton and delivery. On the whole the anniversary
exercises were quite satisfactory to the friends Of
he institution.
CAUGHT.-Some three weeks since fellow named
Martin Richard hired livery stable horse aud bug