The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-29

A large number OF farmers in the para
dissicsl town OF Eden are raising tobacco
this season.
The mining company at Ely have late
ly added 1872 feet to their furnace building
with eight new furnaces.
A fourteen.y esr-old daughter Of Abram
Tenney, OF Searsburg, was lost in The
woods recently, and wandered all day
before being found.
Prof. Royal Sherman aged So years,
and for more than so y airs noted travel
ling magician, died at his residence at
Duxbury, Saturday.
The granite business in Barre is flour
ishing. There are seven stone shops in
the town and over 100 men will be en-
ployed this summer.
Wool 10 being picked up in considera.
BILE quantities in Windsor county, at
prices ranging from l6 to 10 cents for un.
washed, aud 20 TO &c for washed.
A man In Albany Is losing bis hens by
some sort OF disease that seems to para.
lyze their legs. Why can't some OF our
neighbors' hens catch it2
The largest single consignment OF lum-
Der, this year, was received by Bronsons
Weston, Durham & Co, of Burlington'
the other day four barges laden with
72o, 900 feet.
Uzziah Wyman and bis Orpha, OF Cam.
bridgeport, hsve lived together 10 mar
ried life II years.
At Linsley's mill, Burlington, the 18TH
the fly wheel of the engine burst, almost
totally wrecking the machine, tearing out
both ends of the brick buildings, and do
ing much damage generally. The eng-
neer, Michael Dallehan, was in the room
at the time, but fortunately escaped IN.
jury.
While William Murray of Waterbury
was driving two orses attached TO aroll-
er the horses took fright aud ran. lie
Eas thrown in front aud run over by the
roller, aud barely escaped sudden death
lie ia badly bruised, One OF bis ribs was
broken 20 thst il made rupture in the
pleura aud exposed his lungs. The doc
tor gives hopes OF bis recovery.
Daring the recent high water IN town
adjoining Ludlow, as young man named
John Reynolds, OF Essex, was passing
near the head OF quite large pond, he
heard cries for help, aud running around
: bend IN the road he saw lady slrug-
Cling Ia the swollen stream, into which
she had been thrown from a runaway
team. Quickly divestiug himself OF coat,
boots and vest, be plunged 10 the rescue,
aud With rare display OF courage, suc-
ceeded Ia bringing her safely TO shore.
The lady Is young, rich and very grateful
30 the gossips say.
Mr.. G Elroy Francisco, who was
burned severely at the burning o. Caien's
store some Two weeks ago, At Rutland,
died from the effects OF his injuries at the
residence Of bis brother, Mr.. 81. j. Fran.
cisco on Washington street Sunday after
noon. The deceased was son Of Polly w.
Francisco, of Yves, Haven. lie was also
brother 10 Mr.. a. d. Francisco OF Rut-
land. lie was 81 years Of age and has
always lived in West Haven until coming
20 RutlaDd some IA months ago. He was
very popular there as he has been 81 Rul.
land,
On recent Sunday al Css,leton an 80
year oi5 ministrr delivered fifty year
old sermon ~ the Congregational Cbspel
on tie .utjsei of "Rep' ntance,n from The
wofd., "AEd they vent oui aud preached
tbst msu should repent" TIE discourse
"a. frat preached IT Liberty, Indians,
hftY year. ago issi November. Among
bls BEARERS 81 that tiue VAS The fsther OF
Gesrrai and Cuised stales Seustor Barn.
eide OF Rhode leland.
Two yoang ladies Of Mar laad yiliagc,
sighiesn teafs q age, pretty aud mem
beers % the ara istniirs, were 10 TIE
woods. snd oue wanted 10 kiss be other
who refused, when she 0ue desiring 10 /
oeulsle shot Der She has since died. the |
phy sicisns saying that the w0and 81 Itself !
wee net aeeessaFiiy ialsi, but caused ner
vous psostrsli0n, aud her death resulted 1
Oliver avery, ba!lisg IRON DsBsary,
c.. recently discharged from lhe house |