The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-03
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1aa Ile W PamIa5ut Mason
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funeral occurred Wednesday * Eaaa8u
Newu aal 81 MemplFema E5g hoes,
Wefe ll ne oher day. IS Jis patel
asking thai soms be reserved 10 Gen
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the people. headed 81 ihe landlord. as
sgHb'el 90 tussse y ale depot. and got /
l.eee 81 artillery JIG position near Tue 10,
tll q he -alap Tie passengers wef,
: good ag.l a-t4ai.atl 81 tbc.r NOISY Is.
espiioU, and lUa NenHoglll about 4.
much 30 when he hero 81 he ovation
quietly registered hmselfu 4 r. sher
mau u Chicago. Mine host Bowman sol.
elnuiy eeep,eltha iok and has replaced
t5e pauc Of glass destroyed Jy ihu
eaAnoUading
! says a Vermont correspondent:
Coming up la tlc ears quite an anus.
iug Incident occurred. The palace ears
need custom. The common ears ara few
and crowded, and those Who would BE-
comfortable are compelled TO pay extra
and have a scat 30 tho pamco saloon. sew
Grad gentlemen stood A laay took d
Whole seat 10 herself ana piled up her
baggage ou DE spot Where weary gentle,
men would De glad 10 rcposc. The lady
len Der -oat for O moment and went 10
Che rear. 4 gentleman 10 once went for
it-pilcd ,he bag. on TIE seat the lady had
occupied and sat down. All watched The
operation, Soon tle lady came Oh with
a quick step, She came to a halt and
said; "sir YOU have my seat" II think
uoti your luggage is on your scat" |
have had The seat an the way from Al
bany" Yes, ma'am, aud | have stood
all the way from Albany, aud intend to
hide the rest Of lheway to Rutland Not
an inch did the woman bulge; She held
her ground fall ten minutes. Theintud-
er was quietly reading the only one in
tlie car that was not absorbed IN tho az
fair. The silence was painful. AT last
tie woman gave way. In huff She sciz.
ed her bundles, made for tie palace car,
and paid for an tlc room Size occupied
Her exit was attended with short sharp
cheer, and tic Audience recovered"
The Troy Pres, oftho 18th says: Eyes
tcrday afternoon Detective Byron ares
ted, on charge Of larceny, Walter
Lackey, one Of the visitors from Yer
mont to see the Stars of Pawlct walk away
from the "Pulsn Walter in company
with friend called at the residence of
young lady named Harding, residing on
North Second street, with whom his
friend had previously formed a slight
acquaintance. During the visit Miss
Harding exhibited to her friends two
half soyelcians, of value to her as keep.
sokes. Lackcy surveyed the specie with
longing eyes, and noticing where It was
put, pocketcd II at the first opportunity.
Hence the arrest He pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Conway this morning who
fined him s2j OF jail three months. He
took tlle Jail
II is estimated that one hundred and
seyenty-liyc millions Of feet Of lumber
come out Of Canada and pass he.Custom
House at ltouse's Point every season. It
is towed in barges by steam tugs, and
not uufrcqucntly three or four of these
boats, with eight or nine lumber boats at
tached, are in sight at one time. The
lumber mostly comes from the Ottawa
region, and has TO pas through ono or two
canals and the Ottawa, st. Lawrence and
Richelicu rivers before reaching Lake
Champlain, where it is deposited at the
immense lumber yards at Burlington,
Ronse's Point, and other places on the
lake, and from there distributed all over
The country by rail ard other convey
guce.
Some Bellows Falls people were up at
Mmards Pond last week, and Amos
Skceter, a well known resident there
abouts, undertook, TO make himself too
familiar with them, whereupon he was
instantly Killed The deceased was zinc
singer, bat had ameddIcsome ard blood
thirsty disposition, which made him very
unpopular He left large family.
The Lyndon Union says there is a Iady
living in that place who lost her husband
in the late wer. She has had an offer Of
marriage from a man WHO lost his wife
by decree Of the court. The answer
the lady gave him i,-"The Lord parted
nc and my husband, but your own devil
islactious parted YOU aud your wife, aud
you must 90 to the devil for il, for
won't have you That was to the point.
Capt. Stephen 7. Brown, rising
Young lawyer IN Chicago, who gave one
Of bis arms to our common Uncle while
serving in the 18TH W., Is soiourniug
few days 81 his father. ia Swanion.
Brown Is the man who wcntinto tie Bat.
tlc o. Gettysburg (wlile Lieutenant Of
Tie 18Th VI under arrest and deprived
q biz sword for having helped himself
aud several ptiy&ic- 30 some water,