The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-10-28
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aaa 5eai her most numerically ~ oiher
DAY and Is i said be attempted "a cat her
aliye. Al iea.l We cbewe8 Der srm ~ pref.
b badly Tits is the csai time he has
bcafeu Ter - - has bad 80 seek shelter
elsewhere
TIE sdilnrnsd nocting 81 ibe corpora
linos 10 ibc assoc aiiou fos The presefrA
tion of On abd same. viii be held 81 the
Vac Ness haa-e Darlington. neSt Thurs,
day evening, Oeiober =. u seven O'Clock
rbis meeting Is for ne parpose Of COM
pjctug the organization q ibe sssoola-
uau. Dr Middleton Goldsmith viii de-
liver a. address
The Montpelier Argus SAYS that Uni,ed
staues Marshal Geo. T. Foster has war.
rants Ia b. possession f3r the srres, 81
Miles the Barre bark robber. requiring
bs presence At Washington, lot the Al.
ieged purpose of answering % the charge
II being mixed Up with thA, safe burg.
lF, Report has Il that the Barre folks
sre arranging fer settlement with
White, The alleged SUN 70 be paid them
being 5000,
Tie lray manufaciory 81 Messrs. Kim
ball, Bminard & Co., al Ricbford, has
commenced operations. They employ
aboui 20 men and manufacture nearly
/ 300 ,rsss day. Mr. Bralnard's chemi.
cal works Tor the manufacture OF acetate
0f lime will also soon be 10 operation IN
connection with the mill II is intended
/ utilize the whole Tree by this process
/ The body 81 these large birehes will be
nsd up into trays, while the branches
/ will furnish acetate Of lime and charcoal.
This mill is located just across the Jay
/ line, about two miles from East Rich
ford
Damn, Barlow & Cos. mercantile
agency set down the failures in Vermont
during the une months ending Oct lst,
At 40 In number, aud Si72 800 Ia amount.
William A. Faulkner, teller OF the
First National Bank, at Chicopee, Mass.
becomes cashier OF the Peoples National
Bank, TO be opened at Brattleboro, No.
yember.
On the 9TH inst, as Edwin Chase, OF
HsrtIaud, was play fully handling load
ed cartridge, il exploded, hitting bin in
he forehead, over the left eye, and
breaking his skull. AT first his life was
despaired of, but now he is 10 fair way
20 recover.
The only child and daughter of VIM
Farnsworth, of East Middebury, a little
lirl sixteen months old, was accident
lily shot last Sunday evening. A friend
II Mr. Farnsworth's was examining {
revolver, which he supposed was unload
d, when the weapon exploded, aud th'
ball took effect in the child's hip. Hel
recovery IS considered doubtful.
Asa Mr.. Keith aud another yount
j nan from Fairhaven, were out riding
bout three miles east of Whitehall, Mon
iay afternoon, one of them struck al
log In the road. The owner of the ami
nal, man named John Blanchard, whit
isppeued to be standing near with
! loaded gun, Immediately raised th
Weapon aud shot both OF them in tn
( read. A number OF shot have beef
J licked out OF the wounds. but the eXl9n
! II the injuries is not known. BIanchar,
j las been arrested,
i Charles Bradley, of Brattleboro, wa
. considerably injured last Monday, an
/ lad his 'carrisge smashed by bis hors
), INNING away, near West Brattleborc
lie claimed that the damage resulle
rom defect in the highway; Wherein
!, N 5. N. Herrick, first selectman, too
i us own spirited steed, and went wit
/ Jr. Bradley to show him that the hgI
j, way was not to be blamed Herrck
u Iorse also took fright at the same plaC
d aud both were thrown from the carriage
|, md TOO much injured to regard the ma
:, ter as much Of a joke. Bradley sti
!, believes there is something the matte
! with that highway.
&C Mr. Warren Adams of Ludlow met hi
leath as follows: lie started Sunda
n, morning for Rutland, TO visit his daugl
4 Ter, Mrs. II. C.. Hayward, who is ver
!, sick, and, ghen passing up the hill, thrt
4. miles from Ludlow, his horse was see
!. running at full speed and appeared TO
!, unmanageable. Some distance farth,
{, IN he was met by Mr.. Horton. VIII
n saw, Immediately after passing him, tbs
\, nc was thrown from his buggy, Nj
h, Horton went to him and, with the asst
o ttnce OF w. b. Hoskinson, Esq, wi
-, c ,me back with the runaway horse, bo
>. MIN in dying condition to Mr.. Hoski
a. sons house. Drs. Cooledge and Putna
If, we're called from Ludlow, but before thu
tp arrived Mr.. Adams died He had be,
81 quite unwel for long time, aud 1t
imposed that be had q fit which mat
If. i'm unable TO manage his horse, and Il
I, TAIL from the buggy caused his death.
Al 1t was discovered, Thursday moruiu
70 that bear bad visited an orchar d, abo
n, a mile west Of Readsdoro, and four or Il
II hunters started 10 pursuit, and, followiI
i, he tracks mile or TWO just above Read
a, Ooro pond, iound signs Of his near pre-
n, nee. William c. Pike, one o. the part
T. took bis position TO await the result
i, he Others movements, having his mt
2 set charged with three ounce balls, al
a., IA about ten minutes bruin put In an a
4, pearance. Mr.. T.. allowed him TO a
~. vance Within about four rods, when
81. ieyeled bic piece at bin aud fired, kill
4. him instantly. He was a beautiful biA
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