The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-11

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aettl tsA considerable good ell resut
acm ihsm
Dow tic hoisl naa ~ Albany, IS
busk he h. iarge p.seafls polssd ~
along he roa4s IL thai eouairy leading
b. BE heud1e, "ro boa = hoiel mile 2
o. m5le,r - ihe case MAJ 5e
Ths wcliknowu physlelaa, nr : 5
Fitch. proprietor u Congress Hall. Sbel.
don, disd ~ DeirsH, Mich on Monday.
ass rsmains we're btoughi 70 sheldoa
saurdat, ~ inlsupsui, he was "a.
live u >irldaa
iti. xpcoied tbst the Gsod rtmplAs
lodge, wh.ca ha. brea 50 long talked q,
viii b. suuched soon, 10 Middlebary,
20 says tie Register Rather cool nave
gauou, soh't itss COLONEL
The dwelling house OF Herbert ~.
yey of Middltbur, wss bnruei 10 the
ground about O'Clock Timis lay morn.
iug Meat 81 Bis furniture was SAVED.
Los. psliaiaied al 81 ,oo0; Insurance. e.
600 Tie tire was caused By defective
fac.
rhe students Of Middiebury College
have What they call 'ebip and buggy"
parties every other week The, dance
until miduighl, haye no refreshments,
aud an chip m' 70 PSF for the music.
Andrew Mcfarland, respectable
youug tanner living urar Barlon Land
iug, .unck hired man over The head
with loaded whip stock, sulurK gssh
10 the skail and leaving tim unconscious.
Mcfarland j. supposed 10 be iurans, aud
- ia custody.
The Vermont international Telegraph
Company are putting up second wiro
between Wells River and lhe Canadian
lliuo Ia ilighgAtcs to complete through
line between Boston aud Montresl, to be
used By the Atlantic aud Pacific Tele-
graph Company.
Business begins TO look ups ll,tlp at
Braillrburo the recent snow gives farm.
crs chance ,oget in their two year.'
stock OF wood, which encourages the vii
layers. Leousrd 4 Rws hope TO get
back TO fun time, vita their usual corps
OF workmen, soon; and the E'teys arc
adding daily TO their already large num-
Der of orders iron Europe.
Miss Mary Orchard Of Fayetteville,
Windham county, cousin TO Gov Hayes,
was on the IL fated AshtabuIa train.
The uncle from whom the governor iu-
berited the most OF his fortune also will
cd Miss Orchard $4,000. The three
years allowed in which to settle up the
estate aud divide the property having ex.
PRED, Miss Birchard was ON her way 10
take formal possession of her property.
Her name does not appear in the list OF
saved, aud she was probably killed. Her
destination was Elyria, Ohio, where her
sister lives.
Or Hon. Thomas u. Powers OF Wood
stock, who died last week, Thursday, the
Free Press says: Twenty-Five years ago
4 DR.. Powers was Que Of the most promi.
nett men in the stale. lie was ioul
times Speaker OF The House of Represen.
tatives, IRON 1850 to 1858 inclusive, and
was one Of The ablest speakers that body
has bad. Though we think he had had
no legislative experience when first cho
sen 10 the place, he nj once made hi:
mark by his native capacity, force ant
strength of will; and few men have had I
stronger influence in The House, aud OF
state legislation generally, than he exer
cispd during his successive terms In the
House. tic Was prominent leader, per
haps the eader, in the temperance agita
tiou, watch gave the state the prohibitor!
law. In 1858 he superintendent the cou
structlon OF the present State House.
The hay product of Vermont declined
last season " per Cent, owing to the Re
velity Of the drought before the crop wa
cut. The average superiority of the creI
in Vermont over the previous year wa
II per cert.
The product OF apples in Vermont fall
1 per cenubilow th,.t OF 1870. ascribed t
the effects Of the severe winter.
Vermont has ,he second best crop .
potatoes, laila,g 10 per cent Dzlow tina
of 1870; willie Corhrcticut tells 60 au,
Rhode leland So.
) aging over tine Mills IL Windhan
count, /. settiJg 10 be difficult syoca
liui.. Il Is - unc ahuou ,hiug now-a
day, fJr tie diver to be two days in 20
ny iulf 81, nliles, aud eten then bein'
obl.s j 10 carry The mai on nis back t
get otet iha huge snow driits.
Wnliani NJ .EylrIs's Windsor tarm 0
700 OF 800 aires pfotncet, la,l year, 20
tcas OF hay, 1920 bu.LoIs OF corn, beside
OATS, roots, ete., aud supported 200 sheel
10 hood horses aad COTS, and 70 bead 0
cattle, including " ceSs.
| Il is lepolted al B'altIeboro thAt lsrae
Haynes, prominent man ot Whining
ton, VAS ping tue Victims OF the AshtA
bula disaster. lie is kUOwn to have take
til, route aoOlii that time on his way I
MiuneapptYeA 5un aud As no tidings Q
his whereabouts since the accident bav
been received by hip friends, their fear
G seem 10 have good foundation. NJ
Haynes was al extensive farmer aud on
4 OF the fret men vt his town.
r TITO Vermont State Board OF Agricu
tarc will hold meeting Al Warrington
on Tuesday aud Wednesday, Jan. -
aud Zith