The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-08-05


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Sc reas.rt8 qliis ssflosi ltjarios.
Temporary issaui,Y was 10 otase.
a dursln toc3gBi haVpssei . Mrs..
d Wiley e DERBY laft wssk In
ops1.ag bottle q yetsi tas cora asw
and NraSk Der s4e, barslnF The men,
brAus Aud oAuslaE PouioH 9th p come
eat,
A two Years Old sau Of james Forrest
Of soath Barton wAs poisoned BY driak'
iAg from cop o. aV poison, recently.
A daughter q B5rlsmIuMotmau Of
Barton was thfewu from 3 carriage re-
seguy, aid % badly lsiarcd that she
died.
Albert l.. CambelI q Weston was
thrown out d = wagou, recently, sustain
injuries from which 10 died 10 few
days.
Moses @ Piugrec, station sgent a.
Montpelier junction, committed suicide
on the 22d. BY hanging. Tie was found
IN The freight houuse about eight o'clock
Lizzie Tairo Of Wost Randolph attempts
cd TO commit suicide BY taking stryeh.
uine. last week, bat medical aid was
quickly on hand, 8 powerful emeuc adj
millsered and ST lvst accounts she was
lkeiy TO recover.
The Vermont democratic stale commit.
tee met 81 Waterbury the I'D, chose III.
ram Atkins chairman aud William suit
van secretary lAud made preparations for
vigorous campaign
A stranger marched through Barton
last week, clad only Ia 8 shirt aud pair
Of drawer; bare feet aud bare bead and
carrying q Bible under his arm. AT one
place he called for something to eat, and
wanted only tribe, rs the world was 30
soon to end.
The body Of Frank Reno, paupcr,
WAS found, last Saturday, 10 Mal!etts
Creek, 10 Colchester, a few rods below
the road. lie had been missing over q
mouth. lie had gone fishing, and, as be
was subjected to fits, 1t is supposed be
was taken with one, fell into the creek
aud was drowned.
Nottingham celebrates lite centennial
August Is, and invites ell former resi.
dents to attend. Whooping cough In
very severe form is prevailing at Swan
ton. Two or three have died, and 8
number Of Others arc very sick.
Allen Beach OF FerriEburg recently
moved IA acres OF stout herds grass with
span OF horses and moving machine
In seven hours, which be thinks the best
record over made.
MIR. ARA Finney of Wesiport, N. l., a
former resident Eof Panton was found
dead in the sta Il of bis COW stable on Sat.
urdsy evening last, whittier he hs gone
10 milk his COW. The pail with about q
pint OF milk Iii n set near him, and the
COW with piece of The broken rope
around It's head, was found 10 the yard
near by. 1t 10 believed be died from
heart disease. His funeral occurred on
Monday at Westport.
A BrattleboIo dispatch says: A meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the ruined
First National bank was held Monday
The bank rooms being too small TO &C
eommodAte the number present, the
meeting was adjourned 10 The town ball,
where Major William Rounds acted as
chairman, and +. w, Guilds as secretary.
A number of questions were put TO Con-
gresham Tyler and others Of the direct
ors pertaining TO the broken bank, with
reference to the past aud future trans
actions. Receiver Price, in whose hands
the bank now is, was invited to come
before the meeting and give such intor.
nation to the stockholders as might be
proper Tor him 10 disclose. This invita-
lion he kindly accepted, and it was learn
ed from him that the liabilities, both real
aud contingent, aside from the capita
hAOChJ hohlu plVOablg lShSh oNoi *ANN
600. The assets he was unable to give,
but it was generally inferred that an
assessment Of the stockholders would
finally be necessary. One of the direct
tors refused TO be chestised, say be con.
sidered the questions decidedly impertin-
eut, and doubted the authority of bis
interrogator 10 appear at the meeting.
A tier about four hours Of discussion, the
me citing decided TO appoint committee
Of tile-F. ii. Harris Of Brattleboro, j.
l.. Pierce of Chester and s. w kimbali
Braltleboro--to act with the directors for
for The interest OF stockbold
ers. The meeting also instructed
Receiver Price to use his influence to-
WARD putting the fugitive president, 5
NJ. Wait, into Insolvency. The belief
was expressed that the valuation OF bis
property would fall short OF ths repor-
ted .ntlcipations. Upward Of 81 900
w4s subscribed by stockholders aud
others as a reward for the return OF
Waite, and d committee was appointed TO
solicit subscriptions from others who
have manifested willingness TO pay for
his capture, after which the meeting Ad.
journed, subject to cali by the committee.
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All nourishment OF malt liquors, with.
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