The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01
STATE TTns.

4 salmon trout weignH 100 pounds
was caught 81 Glover last suck
Stolen. On sa1 lay night. from II g. ,
Ellis u Etoxbusf, I year "a dark bay
a4aro with black name and tail, weight
200 $50 reward offered
George Caaps.ell 81 WcstmSnssor.
the veteran fine WOOL sheep breeder,
shipped 80 spanish merina slsoen Is
bucks aud Eve ewes, Is New York, on
Wednesday, That arc bound for Bugaos
Ayrcs.
over CITY converts have been added
70 the Baptist church 10 Weston, with
in few weeks This is very large
accession fer country church that is
destitute q pastor
Six years ago, only two families used
coal FOR fuel IN Brattleboro, This wear
more than 1000 tons have been sold.
ami Il Is getting into general use for
boating churches, stOros. offices and
/ dwellings, ha
Hon. Marcus @. Porter Of Cornwall,
died on the 18th INST Dr. Porter was
a physician Of good reputation, and
leading man Of Addison county, often
representing the people as d member Of
the House and Senator. 'p' ,sta"l
Augustus Shed Of Fast waIingforll,
q brakeman in the employ Of the Rut-
land and Burlington Railroad Co. was
instantly killed. Saturday evening, near
Sawyersyslle, by his head coming in
contact with bridge while the train
was moving. h gJ.a 'H
Among the representatives elected 30
the next Legislature of Vermont are
four congregational ministers: Rev.
Stephen Harris Of Windham, Rev. 4, 5,
Hubbard of Stockbridge, Rev. Leonard
Tenney Of Thetford, and Rev Edwin
Wheelock Of Cambridge osai '
Hon. ID. p Thompson ofMontpelier
the well known author, was stricken
down with paralysis, hutit is thought
will recover. l.. L. Durant OF Mont
poher, was recently also attacked With
partial paralysis of the right side. and
at last accounts was considered in q
SAAAS"A NohNatAVht a& tMa fAFtN iAh HA at'#
The Lyndon Union says fellow in
Sheffield actually sold his wife and child
rem to anosher chap for q specified sum
and Immediately set out for Utah. The
purchaser cody took possession. and the
new couple are said to be dourishing
like green bay tree. n ajlad sd Z
The eldest daughter Of Mr.. John
Kinsman Of North Thetford, was re-
Gently burned to death, She had light
ed a match to see in filing kerosene
lamp, and the vapor from the can which
her mother was holding took fire and
exploded The girl was so badly burn
ed as TO die on Thursday; her mother
was not burned Mt all.
The following is a complete list OF
tho money order post Offices in this
State, now in operation: Bellows Falls,
Bennington, Bradford, Brandon, Brat
tleboro Burlington, Castleton, Derby
Line, Fairhaven, Island Pond, Ludlow
Manchester, Middlebury, Montpelier
Newbury, Mortified, Rutland, ST, Al
bans, St JohnsbdIy, Sheldon, Spring
field, Vergennes, Waterbury, West Ran.
dolph, Windsor and Woodstock.
Henry Pierce, well to do farmer 81
Windham, having effected loan Of
several thousand dollars from different
individuals and institutions for the pur.
pose OF purchasing some b'ooded sheer
Z with which to stock his farm, abscond
"A ed withithe amonnt some two 81. three
sinceyand until Monday of last weel
! nothing was heard from him. Then a
letter was received by bis father from
: Milwaukee, Wis, containing deed con
! yeying all his real estate to him for SO
, curityj thenotes being signed by hin
} at the Jamaicn Bank; which loses heas
: ily, f5aa sa ai gsv assl fals3 tt
The annual address before the Yer
mont Bible Society viii be delivered q
the Anniversary, at Montpelier, Octo
Der 10th, by President Angel, Of thC
! University Of Vermont s
The annual address before the Yer
mont Historical Society, will be deliv
cred BY Hon, G. w. Willard of Mont
!, tpelier. u 81. ~ st,..,p,
II A eulogy upon the life and services q
Hon Jacob Collamer win be pronounced
by Aon. james Barrett of Woodstock
II Rev VIM. s, Smart Of Albany, N. ".
/, Chaplain Of the 14th Vermont Regi
ment, viii deliver the annual address
, at the Soldiers Reunion at Montpel
J Ter. u b1e @H.1 1907" @'a1
Z A gentleman, O stranger, accogted j
H. Lucia ON the Fair Ground on Wed
S nesday last, and inquired il he had for
$ merry been a soldier, and if be was tl1.
: man whose money was stolen by ths
l robbing Of Mr. Woodbridge's safe. Be
, ling answered in the affirmative, he tool
t out his purse and presented Mr.. Lucit
. with o 81 greenback, remarking that b,
; had made 1t o point since the close o.
Z the war 10 pay TO every Union soldiel
!, lwho lost a leg or arm in bis country
: service, on dollar, wherever he me
. them and he desired Mr.. Lucia. wht
Q has but one arm, to.Recept Of his self
r imposed tax. The gentleman is Mr.
, Powers Of PittsfoTd, for many years on.
b Of the selecimen 81 that patriotic place
{ All honor 10 him Would that we had
} thousand like him in Vermont. Nsr