The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-07
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james q Rockies house s1 81 johns
barry Was barned the gith Loss, $500;
Insured for $500
There were 10 iesms 10 tho procession
At tic murdered mau McCae's funeral 81
West Ratlsnd
The Argus saws that Winooski has )
mau who for Hayes Ia The forenoon
aud for Tideu IN lbe afternoon he il
nos the dr,t man who !. the worse FOR ia.
siug saihin before nigh,
Governor Hartman u New Hamp-
shire, addressed an audience Of 5000 a.
Chester tue "a %, Four bands were pres.
eat Lneius Bigelow and others spoke
inthe evening.
Forty-two carloads OF cattle, sheep and
lumber were shipped from Barton Sta
Iion ia the m inlh ot August
The house, anis b RI, hay, two cows
one horse sud a bog, belonging to he
wdiw % Benjamin Smith il Berlin,
were burned ou saturdy night, with
most OF the furniture.
| Tue Ncrgsnnes machine company has
completed IL. contract OF putting Ia two
Of its pumps nd SIX miles 81 water pipe
a St. Jnbo.hary, aud viii te.l tie same
I ruesany.
Mr.. Byron Fleming Of Midllebury was
kicked Ia che forehead by his horse on
Sunday morning aud was Knocked sense.
less. He was badly injured, but NOT so
as to condse him TO the house.
The tenth annual meeting OF the
Young Meas Crislian Association OF Yer.
inont will be held at Middlebury, Sept.
10, 20, q,
The Ver.hire copper mining business
does not s,em to be affected 10y tue hard
times; 400 men are employed AZ an ex.
pense OF SO, 600 per mouth.
The people OF Vergenues will endeavor
at the next session OF the legislature TO
have the county seat removed from Md.
dlebnry 10 Vergennes
Thomas Lysch OF Barnard has been ar.
rested for setting fire to Wesley New
combs barn which was burned the 23 1,
aud public opinion is strong against him.
Geo. Brown, the Bellows Falls saloon
keeper, has been convicted Of twenty-five
offences for violating the liquor law, aud
this being his third trial, it will go hard
with bin.
James Mclaughlin, who was injured
or Engineer Thral's train at Bellows
Falls, eighteen months ago, died on the
gath, after great suffering lie has never
been able 10 leave his bed from the time
of his injury.
A stranger calling himself Bates, call
ed at the house of John Newell in Bran.
don, Wednesday night, 23i, and was
furnished lodgings Next morning he
was found dead on the 1Jor in bis room
An investigation win be made.
The Rev e. II, Hubbard, for many
years the highly respected and useful pas
tor of the Congregational church 10 Ben.
ningtou, died Wednesday August 23d,
in the Ssh year Of bis age. He grndu-
ated from Yale College in 1910, and had
Travelled extensively In this and foreign
countries.
a mail train and freight train on the
Wells River railroad collidcd Wednesday
evening, 23d, in cut near East Montpe-
lier, and Conductor Charles Ferrin was
seriously Injured, and two passengers
Mrs. Langley OF Montpelier aud j X.
Langdon Of New York-were somewhat
hurt. The two locomotives are complete
wrecks.
Efforts are making by the faculty Of
Middebury College, 10 induce the Rev
George N. Webbcr, ID. D., OF Troy, N.
T., who for seven years filed the chair Of
philosophy in that institution 10 return
to his Old position.
In lrasburg was tound ID 1927, coat
or shirt of mail made of steel rings aud
long enough to protect the whole body Of
tnan FROM The hips upward It had
been wing for mlny years where it bad
b zen found, aud il wBs sent 10 the muse
am at Washington
AT the close of school exhibition in
Waterbury few day ago, the final tab-
ieau was announced as "lhe next presi.
dent aud vice president OF Tie United
States" When the curtain lifted Il re.
veaied the excellent landlord OF the
clergy OF The town For moment the
audience was silent bat when the thought
simultaneously bHrst upon all that he
two were uamed Hayes and Wheeler a
shout went up which cyinced thai demo
crats aud republicans alike eDjJy a good
joke.
la Rutland about eighteen yeais ago,
Mr.. Norman Henry tell through a vim
dow while engaged IN his labor as a pain
ter, and injured his leg. A physician
probcd the wound aud ,ouounced il free
ir.m glass. lie has been troubled vii
these years with the limb which he irjur.
"a At thar time. Recently he went 10
ply cIAn, who e1tmiued the sore spot,
N de sn inci.ion and TOOK oct from The
flesh piece Of glass mJre idan two IL.
ches long By about halt All inch vide. IL
bad moved through The de-b about a foul
from The poiu al which IL entered
What can snh rsIs with Bladder,