The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-17


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rsiiroaA sear Fayetteville thr otter Oar
wss partially barred b = ialliag bank a
grave, ssd sss ssry seriously injured
Prof v e Bsrsoar d he T.. N
aAs lasl Eons Coz three man,hs sbteaos
81 he goodelis snrver 81 ilse state. % tbe
charge Of whieh be was rtcepuy appoFat.
81 bT the government
Chafles Cresdy. 81 vsrgsnnes. Who lad
been workiog ., Albany, n. T., ior :
short iims, Vas Killed 10 quarrel there
The other day, b. Charles K~suey The
latter has been arrested.
Frank Harlow o. Springfield. who
recently srsduaisd Il Wee, Polai. ranked
eight in bis class Of CO. he has received
TIE appointment q second lieutenant ID
TIE Ninth lntsntp
Charles Lee, ia be sevcuty-seyeuth
year, isli doss stairs 81 stamford n,
Other dsy ADD The shock 10 81. system
"a = great that be died two days after.
wsfd..
TramAn Raymofe, u Cambridge, had
BIZ poke, picked 10 Burlington, on The
Fourth, and Loaf thereby a wallet con.
tanning Se0s 75. Rather dear cclebra.
lion Tor him.
While W 5 Fireman OF Richmond
was At Burlington the Fourth, bis pocket.
book eontAining nearly a.hundred dollar.
Siih valuable p,pef,, was taken from biz
pocket
T w, Park told The editor OF the :,
Aibsns Mes.eng The other day that he
'honghI ship railroad acro.s The sth.
mus Of Pantma entirely feasible, bal the
ship would have 10 be carried Ia tank.
Gen. Henry, u. S Marshal Tor the dis.
trict Of Vermont, says he shall continue
to perform bis duties, pay or no pay, 50
long as be can get trusted for whatever
expenses accrue 10 the care o: prisoners
and The execution OF the law.
The Windham county people are con.
gra'nlaling themselves that the Brattl,-
boro aud Whitehall railroad 1. more han
half completed, aud Inst the contractors
are doing their work thoroughly aud
honestly.
There being much dissatisfaction In
regard to the location Of new school
building at Cambridgepor,, Mr.. Thomas
Wyman, one Of tue citizens, has gener-
ously 'fered 10 pay for the land and
building altogether $750--if il can be .
located IN some desirable place.
Abel Curtis Of Lowell died ia that vii
lage, July 2, aged o. lie taught the
hrst school 10 the town, was the first
he built The first frame house
aud performed The first marriage. He
built grisi-mill ia 1912, was town clerk
Y years, aud was member of the state
council OF censors many years ago.
An eleven.year.oId daughter OF James
Reilly, who works in the mill OF the Rut.
land Marble Company, was drowned at
Centre Rutland, Monday Of last week.
The girl went to the rsce.way back of the
srist mill with a pail after water about II
;. m. Her absence was noticed about -
and search discovered her body 10 the
hume. Life was extinct, she having been
n the water probably an hour.
The farmers 10 The vicinity Of st. Adams
IRE encouraged by the destroyer of the
potato bug, an insect known as the potato
beetle parasite--a striped bug similar to
he cucumber bug, but larger. He fol-
ows the potato bug and eats its eggs
'fter they have been laid upon the vines.
This will probably be the last year OF the
operations OF the Colorado beetle 10 any 1
extent, as this parasite has.
in large numbers in this yicini.
" Advertiser.
We hear that woman working for
armer near Burlington was recently !
Atally poisoned by washing a pair OF I
verals which he had worn while apply {
ng Paris green TO bis potatoes. The wo.
lsn had cut or two on her hands into
Thich the poison penetrated with such
iiect that death soon resulted. With
nch deadly poison as Paris green too
lneh care eannot be taken.