The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02

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Of csanen ~ sss lNts Aeasatf
Tbs greatest curiosity jaa uow a
swsnton 5. - oas sua bait pound
bsby seemingly wslt sd hsalthy
A franz .tsis pocket book oontstuing
90 from L. u. Graves u Bsuutngiou,
bat vs. 1rr.ssd snd che mstrl itolrrr.
cd.
The bar, OF q o sibisy, Al beauins
ton. wu Uttered ryoentty and relieved =
a valuable lobe ne~ hstuess SUI other
articles.
Emily Bastead. who ha. bera .ick a
Belo~, Falls wlih The msii POI, died
THURSDAY ul.hC -Four new cate. ne rs
ported
tefbea. GOA Of Alba CnAnDef iAiu, OF
81. Joha,buty. isil nom Au apple trre
lew DAYS ago, .ad 'brie q nu' lhy sI'sht.
est hope u recovery.
Tie ca,lom raeelpis Ifcn 'be district
OF Ygfrnens lor abe yssT ending Jane,
1879, wee s5Cs. COG. u Isr mole lnsn any
New EuEland : als e1esp1 Massachusetts
Henry Smitt, 81 fairie1, ~1h sai bis
thumb anu three hnstIs vi 90 circular
saw, lev dAis sg,,, MAS, on >ai'dsy,
taken with ReA ja~ -sd bis fcoptsti 's
douOtfui
rniee prisoners, who escaped irom 81.
Joinsbary jir nN otter ntRh,, stole
Emri By,ns ,eam sud chAnstd their
hola az bert, L,a Csntsi rnrS have
gone - C,ntos
Rsub,n lt4r,, shu went "a CAlioruiA
thirteen yesrs ago frCm Waterbury, has
been visiting friends Ia lbis ate recently.
Tie went poor DO, aud is now said TO
be worth $4,000.
V. Il. Grswoid Of WesthtlsIield has
just died alter much suffering. lie bad
inhamauun .. the bVwc', sud over 700
bois caiue Out 90 OndA ana ~ abscess
in his throat finally chuked han 10 death.
Frank Eluer,, the noteu horse ,hei,
aud Lewis DAyis, arrested lot stealing a
steer at Bridpolt recently, broke jail at
MiddieDury the other aiiernoOn, but
were captured al Chimney Poiut Tie next
day.
While driving team at Waterbury, the
gath, Aaron Sniallry's horse IAN, aud he
was thrown from bis buggy, striking lis
head on the ground, crushing bis jaw and
receiving other injuries. lie IL IA crit
ical condition.
+. z. A. Clark OF Glover was attacked
bya bull, one day recently, aud was
knocked down, badly booked, and tossed
about anlil the animal wss wesried OF his
sport. Mr. Clark was badly, though it Is
hoped, not daugerou-iy hunt.
The WindhAm county grand jury in
dicted the proprieturs OF tnree hotels aud
two saloons ia Brattleboro aud the hotel
in West Brattleboro. Four OF the six are
10 answer 10 the court tor second oifenses
under the law, aud TWO for the fret Of
Tense.
Monday morning al Burlington young
man named Roberts, a Ffouohman, leu
into the lake in d narrow space between
barge he was unloading aud Tue dock,
aud was drawn under The boat, lie nas
taken out MS soou as possible, but lie was
extinct.
James Wade, the brakeman who was
so badly Injured on the Montpelier ana
Wells River railroad at the time OF The
state fair al Montpelier, died OF bis iuju'
ries Saturday morning. dis lett leg had
been ampulaled aud The other was terri
bly, manged
Tue Orleans County Monitor says The
lightning rod victims who got together a.
Lyndon some lime since aud made a s0l-
emn vow that they would pay only 80
cents ON the dollar OF the claims, are
backing down now rather than 20 10 Beu-
niuglon county Tor atrial.
A tramp, protesting to be doctor,
and telling various stories about himself,
has beea Obtaining practice, aud ia one
instance money from peopls Ia Beuhing-
ton aud the adjoining towns upon "a
Representation VI his acquaintance viii
n druEgists u Blnii1ttoh
O0e o. The grinders ~ the pulp mil al
Passump,ic, wrigting about 900 pun 4.
exploded Friday Night scattering IN al
directions. One piece OF about 23O
pounds was blown through the loot iu'u
the river. 0niy tbr,e men were working
At the timr, aud all e,csped uninjnrrd
The damage WAS $500.
j A. Knowhon ot BraHdou hSs hal
bad luck with the railroad. A ,ioI
time since several 81 bis fue yearing est
tie we've killed BY the cars, aud the oh~f
day bis flock OF twenty .twu rurkeys
gathered on he raiii 'ad ltsck and w,re
rolling il rlu and - hen s.one came n
train AID eshrd out Every bind
The p. OF soi West Randolph were re
Gently excited b, the report that the
three.yeurro d daughter Of n NJ. Draper
was missing, sud a vigorous search was
at once instinicd. After more than two
hours she was found 81 lhe foot Of steep
bank that iorius one ~ a series OF ter
races ia an open lot eat OF the village.
She was standing IN pond or siough
several feet frnri the shore aud where the
water wAs n,srly np TO her shoulders. II
was thought thst some one hsd taken her
there, but nu investigation disproved the
theory Ste had sustained no iujary.
A well informed gentleman, referring