The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

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aHd beat ibfm eaf 81 tfe rsf lgs tsf
had ibe fiftsen E.ffie over a scar 90 Ga,
saWe terms. he daut swell aur Ha
ava more. 4 newspaper t#ef fs ths
mas3 contemplate object be fha warad
ard doesu'l aesrrfe Che uame az mau.
a ssraus riot occurred ln fas Avrn.
House, Geo SIS. JaLushure sMur5a,
night iu vh.b pistols vcrr drawn aag
Doe police raaEaIv handed puufa
rausbs FROM cost Of lows were the caus,
uf the riot several arrests haye bter
ass.le, sbd officers sic after more ct ul,
paF.es.
TIE Western Vermont Musical Assael
arlvn VIII hal3 their convention in Mia
dietary the dr.J week iu December usrt
PROT Iliglcy viii be the eouauelor ot
Ihi. occasion, aud there viii be present .
large number Of ifsl.elsss solal.s
On Saturday aud Sunday Of ast wees
ttere were many eases in Bellows Fab
ot supposed poisoning from eat.u.
cheese. ln some instances lie siiscl
was violent, vomiting, with great thirst
'''' J" s''"' houses nearly "l'''' 'a'h'''e'
"''' ''@'" "o"" WI" ''' II was I"r'o
( y '"'''' ana ought 20 ue "usiAAed.
a party rowdNshly disposed attempted
/ 10 rhnrlFafi Nj Gle, soWies, merchant
al Aiour&b springs recently, because h
had not stood treat la honor Of bis re
eeht marriage, according 10 their notions
The result was that one Of them, named
. NtIes, received charge Of shot IN the
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/ Springfield people are uUw agilatius
The subject ct q narrow guage raijrom
from That place 10 Charleston, n. II. Il
- proposed 10 have the work OF grading
"h'eh would not be hard job for The
I grade proposed, done by those willing te
give 1t. One man offered TO work 81
uaE-' others 10 aud 20, and others tC
FURNISH man FOR the same time. II is
sara That by ihis plan the road might b.
oail' lof s'o'ooo.
y few years since d couple Of eolored
( boys aud brothers il, Woodstock. named
haz'rd' were experimenting with an old
/ lowing piece to see It the lock would
s'ap cap, aud as The case seemed doubt.
Ini one Of them tinalN clupped his ear to
the muzz'e 10 see if he could hear the
cap while the other worked The Iock, IIr
heard II bur never did know Just where
that ear went to.
Mr. Lyman Powers, conductor on the
| southern division Of the Central Yer.
mont railroad from White River Junction
/ 10 BraIlleboro, was killed at White River
junction on Saturday Ills home was in
Lebanon, n. H. which Is just across the
river from the junction, and lie was
crossing the bridge on his way home
when he was run over by the cars aad
had both legs cut of. This occurred
about noon aud he died about O'Clock
| ia the afternoon. Mr.. Powers had been
IA the employ OF the company for twelve
years. He leaves a wife aud Two chill.
lren,
sdlIman Fletcher. late associate editor
AID market reporter oflbe Ye,c EpglgDd
Farmer, died at the Residence. If hi.
protner.in. law, Mr.. BENJAMIN Weston
of Reading, on Monday niyht in the six.
ty'tlllh year OF hls age. His disease was
cohsnhplion. lie visited the South last
winter without receiving much benefit.
John X Dunn, Of South peacbann. can
20 to the head on owls. There was -
row in hi. turkey roost the other niyht.
aud in the morning he found dead ,ur.
key patty eaten. The next night the
father OF all owls accidentally stepped in.
to one Of Dunn's traps. lie weighed
twenty pounds aud measured four feet
seven inches from tip to tip.
Inc aWeIiHg mouse OF Joseph Bemis,
q west br't'ieooro' was destroyed by
IRE on thursday afternoon, Il inst. Mr..
pe'''S was absent a the time. A por-
TO" OF the bedding and clothing was de
','o' 1'' '' was '''o qu'"'''y o. corn
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