The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04


Cehtoanial Celebration a Rataad.
whirh muea Monday aad coa,ia.
ues Use days
T. NJ Wright ]. luildng ou Main
81 a large 6as tad8ag tbe upper part
81 which i Is T. Gaishel Tor d masonic
hahn Il l,ootals hes returned lrom
the west
A SAP AcaplSr ~ nASH Mrs Mars
Il White. vie o. Irving 4. White. aud
eldest daughter d Charles Coagdon.
Of Dauby. met with SAD accident.
Thursday evening. - which sac loses
her right baud Il oppeaa that she
has te,n subjse; TO epeIepiic 6ts Ga
Thursday uiebt The and hsr husband
we're about retiring fot the Hight, sbuu
be stepped out Of the room and down
stairs, returning shortly alter be found
the room brightly illuminated with
burning kerosene, the lamp bay.ng bee:,
upset 10 char near the he'd, upon
which bis wife vas lying 10 ht, her
right arm extending into the chair, aud
aud the band burned TO crisp
M White Succeeded 10 qaeliing the
the 1ames without material injury 70
tbe house. Friday the hand @as atn.
pp.alcd by Dr 4 o Whipple Of Dandy
assisted by Or J. Il HIT, Of Wnliing.
ferj
Much sympathy is extended TO the suf
fering hanily. Il Is auly few months
since NJ Coz dor l,lied autiful
daughter, just niurg.ng into woman
hood, aud now this sad accident that
renders this one cripple for life, even
If she lives The accident seems to have
been unavoidable Mrs White has had
no fits since June last, and when her
husband went out the lamp was stand
ing Oh a bureau, quite distance from
the bed 1t seems she had placed the
lamp in chair and bad fallen upon the
bed, with her right hand still holding
the lamp, which she had probably in
yerted.
The barns Of Henery b Ripley,
near the village 0 Brandon, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire, Thursday, the
29th inst When first discovered the
flames were inside the barn, and soon
shot through the roof and sides, and in
five minutes the buildings were ail in
flames. The bui.dngs consisted OF four
good barns, which were ell filled with |
hay and grain, part Of which belonged
to Il. ID. Seldom. Loss partly covered
by insurance IN the Vermont Mutual
1t is supposed to be the work of ali in
cendiary
ST.. ALBHs BUTTER MARKET. The Mes |
senger says that the amount Of butter
shipped from that station during the
month Of September, was 6, 99i tubs,
weighing 39l ,664 lbs, and calling the
eyerage price per ID 80 cents, we have
$l87, 0s2 40 as the sum received by
our dairymon for Ills one article of
their production.
RrTrAxp County CouRT. On Satur-
Judge Wheeler adjourned the County
Court until Tuesday October 18th. at 2
P. M, when II will resume the trial OF
court eases. TAis recess was made nee
esslry by the centennial celebration and
the couyenug Of the Z. s. District
Court.
A NEw JuDGE. Governor Hendee has
appointed Hon Ezra June, Assistant
Judge Of the Rutland County Court, in
praee of James X Hyde deceased. He
has before served in the capacity. The
appointment Is both creditabIe and
popular one.
Hon, II. H. Woodbridge was one of
the pall bearers at the funeral Of Com
maudore Fsrragut in New York, Fri |
day last
"A company calling themselves
"The Hutchinson Troupe" are swiad-
ling some Of the villages Of the Stvte /
st recent show (of themsd4Aes) in
Chester the audience made rade a
raid on the door keeper for return
money which he paid for time and
then made himself scarce
Steps are taken to build 81 900
dyke anddyke aud bridge at the wash.
out in bartonsvillc
TIE State Stbtath School Conyen,
ton Of Vermont viii meet at St Johns
bury, Oct u, aud 18Th 4
An express train ran into a drove
of cattle near McIndoes Falls, recently,
killing II Of them
WORK commenced on the Missis-
quot aud Clyde River railroad the 2lst
Ground was broken in Richford
&C. +. Allen Of Brattleboro raised
tqis season ten bushels Of fine swee,
potatoes
Horse thieves have been quite ac-
tive Of late ia the vicinity Of Brattlc-
boro