The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

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nsKnAam bank wssskag. las hpun hFssEAi /
10 slass b. Ne ealsFiag q aosls rross-
sal 81 ths preset tern 81 he Ratsna
eounty eoaFt.
CAsriss n. More. Of Nes Raaaolph,
hsa Geek Of - sheep waich have broukAi /
hlu III. tsssas ioS betiltY lambs, tteif
blnhs dsdas 10 FsbntrI. saa nc, one .
hsvinE besa iosi
Mn Aibeu Chaser 81 NeAshstsasld .
has made from bis grade JsrssY Gov, 10
60 dsys tiur. is poands Of batter Feed .
lone quart cora and cob meal per day, 4
With pitugy q good bay Ihs slate
ment can very easily be VeriAed.
Oct Of family Of four. that OF frcdsr.
lak Lolhrop u 81 JobnshutY, three, via
tie father sad swo children. died of scar
le, fever lat week, leaving tbe yonng 4
uile anA mother alone. The family lived /
over their meat market. The basement
wa quite damp, and dram became
stopped.
Mfs. Franees T. Dowuer Of Sharon has /
boudrI in lhe sum Of 81 00o AL the min.
erals owned BY Benjamin " and fraucis
Davis 10 certain trsctotlsnd 10 Fairee,
and II i, understood that there will be
iofce pa 10 work immediately 70 develop
the mineral productions, geld aud silver
being The meial sought Tor. The surface
specimens afe said 20 be quite ticJ in
these mrtss
Il /. cstimsleiiha $4,000 tons Office
willie taken from Lake Cbamplan this
season. Nrarl, 200 men are engaged 10
harvesting ice Al Rouses Point tor city
comp uic. A .hed 500 10y 80 feet aud 20
tset bigh ha. been erected by the Mutual
Beueh lee Company Of New York ~
which Il intends too store 10000 tons
until tie opening OF navigation. The ice
is some IA inches IN thickness and Is OF
excellent quality.
DIR. Scott, Of West Randolph, the
other day set eau OF bsked beans Oh bis
Office stove to heat aud forgot them for
some tune. GA taking them of TO open,
the can exploded aud the boiling hot
beans badly ealded The doctors face.
He eouldn't claim that The didn'tknow II
was loaded or that be didn't know that
beans were explosive.
Eearly 10 the morning OF the 20th,
Charles llolbrook OF Orange, beard a
noise about bis door, and upon going
there, found a man and woman who
handed him girl baby apparently about
two weeks old with plenty of clothing
and $50 10 money. They told him TO
keep the child and they would be back 10
year, take il, and give Mr.. holbrook
$500, more.
Rev. A. Chandler, editor of the Brat
tleboro Record and Farmer died Friday
morning amer briei attack OF pneumonia
at the age Of 3d. He was born in Wood
stock, CT, graduated at the Andover The.
illogical seminary ia 1859, and preached
for the Lemps,er IN. ~, Stafford and
Dummerston (Vt) Cougregalionalists.
The Record, which he bought 10 April,
1875, be devoted largely TO agricultural
matters, being an Influential member Of
the State grange. His good qualities
were manifold, aud bis death is deeply
regretted by the whole community. He
leaves widow and three children.
Mr.. N. A. Leonard, president of the
Connecticut River Railroad, Ex-Governor
Page, OF Rutland, the Hon. E. j. Phelps,
of Burlington, counsel for the Valley
road, aud Mr.. Lane, of Keene. N. H.,
met al Brattleboro, Tuesday evening for
consultation with Colonel Waite and G..
N Davenport, Etqp on matters sup
posed to coueeru railroad interests. 1t
is stated that DAD is TO be built from
Brattleboro to ilinsdac, and that Mr..
Randall, civil engineer, will make the
necessary surveys, beginning next week.
Robert Atherton Of Ludlow ishaled
a head OF heards grass in August last.
His lungs have been so painful from the
effects OF the injury that his life has been
thought to be in danger. Recently be
had a sewers attack OF coughing and
slangliug, and during il he threw up the
head If grass. |, WAS OF ordinary size
and fully two inches or more long, aud
nearly as perfect aud fresh as when taken
into BIZ. lungs
j. Esry g. Co OF Brstlleboro have
received priilion signed BY The esding
busintss men Oi Snerbrook, +. q nfk-
ing them 10 establish branch organ
factory there. Ia Gons' queuce % the
growing demand TOR thcr goods, they
seem 10 be dfiyeu TO making some move
either TO eulsrge their manufacture st
Brsitleboto o to establish branch bust.
ness on Que OF the main lines Of transpor'
talon.
A deadly sfIruy occurred al Underhill
on the 18Th Al about 6 P M Blodgett,
Morehousr aud Weston, wers taking
their supper when Victor II Lovely
csme iulo The yard and began looking
over the buildings Sesiag him, MIR.
Dexter went out aud au alteration sprang
up bet ween the two men. Mrs, Dexter,
fearing for her husbands safety, told the
bred men 20 20 out aud protect Mr.. Dex.
ter They went ont, when Lovely drew a
revolver aud struck BIodgeu vioest
blow on the head, knocking him down.
shot Mofehouse through the head and
fired two or three shots 81 tho rest OF
those presenl, fortunately not biting