The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-01

G Hersoc ilabhsrh Il - lle opiaion
that tie bIaod q Ire Eagli,h ilan'er
crossed siih TIE Morssas q Yermoni,
wil produce class Of roRdsiers and
horsss Ger baslness which cannot vel be
surpassed
Tie btw railroad baliliug between
Montpelier sud Barre i RAPIDLY sp.
proaehiug Coapleijeu, aboat enc nile a
road rsa4ibing 10 be baih Four ears
loaded wah material LEFT So. Albsns,
Monday morning, 10 be used 90 the iiue.
Park Davis, Esq Of s.. Adams, and
bis wife and daughter, we're the guests
during The masouio festival at North Ben-
niaglon Of Hon. &. Z lloughIoH, chair
man Of the state. prison board u direc.
tors. The Judge concluded 10 relesse him
from custody, and Mr. Davis retained 10
- Adams Friday night.
Henry e. BoArdmau Of East Alburgh,
5 wei-kUown operator Ia bay aud other
farm produce, disappeared on Wrdues-
day Of lasl week aad Il /, believed he
has run away. Claims against him range
from 500 10 OIL 500 and there are so
many Of them that his total Liabilities
are estimated at not less lhAu $50 600. II
is believed that he has carried away some
$4,000
A week ago Saturday Daniel ID. Mel
sou Of Middesex found, while hoeing
corn, cent with an American eagle, aud
the words Massachusetts common.
wealth, 1855" on one side OF il, on the
reverse belng an Indian standing up.
right, with bow and arrow Ia one hand
aud qaiver In tho other. The same
youth found, two years ago, cent dsted
l79s.
A very sudden and sad bereavement
has fallen upon the family Of Mr. Horace
Earl Of Wallingtord IN the death Of bis
estimsble wife, who died quite suddenly
about one O'Clock Saturday morning -
Mrs. Earl was the daughter of Mr.
jerome billiard. Size was greatly respect
ed by all and especia lily held 10 high es-
teen for her great musiel accomplish
meut, so much SO as TO be accorded SUI
perior, both in vocal anu instrumental
4 performance. she leaves a daughter
about twelve years Of age, upon whom
slready the taste and requirements of her
mother have fallen, Miss Ella Earl being
already quito noted in musical circles.
/ Col. A. F. Blount, of whom the boys
of the 18Th Vt, will retain in kindly
remembrance, is now stationed at Fort
Lesvenworth, Kansas, in charge Of
the quartermaster' department, There
are now POI military prisoners at that
point, and lie is preparing an enlargement
Tor $50 or 800 more. The prisoners are
4 kept at labor making chairs, and The war
4 department expects 10 make their labor
profitable to the government. The
colonel writes 10 the editor of The Gaze.
/ doRidR that L,avenworh is the best pos!
in The west; and those who know him
will consider the government fortunate
in having SO good mau in the q. NJ
department.
A sad accident occurred at GuiIlord on
Wednesday of last week. WIN. 5. Pot
ter, wife and lad who lives with them
set out in the morning for Brattleboro. =
They had not gone far when they stop
ped to water their horse. The boy un.
checked the animal, and then as it would
not drink with the bit in his mouth, tool
of the bridle but before he couC
put it on again, aud while Mr.
Potter was getting from the carriage
the horse broke away and ran, Meeting
another team in the road, 1t made shor
turn, and threw Mrs. Potter ont agains
tree with great force. Her skull wal
fractured, aud after lingering until three
! O'Clock, Thursday morning she died =
She was 62 wears old