The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-30

q Jobnsbary village with a population
q @si has ieu ebarebts.
souh Troy has made arrangement 10
refsnd The bonded debt Of The town Al
I - per oeat.
Ihs lumber yards At Barlln,on have
aeEes btea % well stocked 5, this season
Of tbe year a. BOW
The Burlington ard Lxmolle railroad
VII probably be extended 10 johnson
siih.n $ short time.
eeYniteu petitions for divorce entered
At tbe september term Of the Rutland
county court.
There is 70 bea bear hun, Gu The
Waite Bill % called, lying 10 Wardsboro
and Dover, GU SATURDAY, Oct. %.
The governor Il Vermont gets only
$1,000 a year, while the secretary Of The
state gets sl,7o0.
The State Reform School has st The
present time l25 inmates. The breeding
Of blooded stock is a successful feature OF
ibis Institution, 3 foe farm Of 1871 acres
attached Attending excellent facilities In
that direction.
The latest extraordinary yield OF
oeresls is reported from Hubbardton,
where Mr. II. 5. Dikeman got 1870 bush
els OF cara OF corn from al aore and
a quarter OF land.
The consolidated marble companies
Rutland aud Sutherland Falls-have =
Of three millions Of dollars, with
the same board OF directors as previous 10
The change.
a large party of hunters from Wards
and %neighborlng towns, surrounded
I'VE bears 10 The woods near Daniel
egSr's In Podunk district, last week.
only one, however, was killed, the other
our escaping.
Milton Warner and ION of Dover, and
sou 10 law Belden OF Somerset,
we're arrested last week for stealing, and
lad their examination at Wsst Dover,
friday, before Justices LsEsll, Collins
nd Lyman. The are charged with hay.
Dg stolen, slaughtered and sold 9 three !
ears old steer belonging 10 Joshua Par :
er OF Dover. The Warmers were bound /
yer 10 tho SUN Of 800 each and Belden
J the sum of $500, for trial at the county z
burt. !
On Tuesday, the 21st inst, William
isby, employed 10 Major Valentines
bennington, had a narrow escape
ON death. While attempting to throw
. a belt II became e~ntangled about him a
I'd drew him up to a shaft which was '
100 revolutions q minute. For. 9
.nstely 1t did not carry him over, but a
I'D bin SO tightly TO the shaft that when
o speed was stopped The belt bad to be
i TO release him. Though bruised no =
mes were broken.
. fire set by Hiram Adams, near Yer.
nnes TO burn brush heaps, spread 20 At
pldly under q high wind that the citi. r
rs turned out and fought 1t, subduiDg
after II had burned over several hund. :
4 acres, destroying 700 fence rails for
seph Gindess aud the fence along the ga
ntral Vermont road.
Somebody asked General j. w. Phelps :
Brattleboro, the other day, why the q.
-i-Masonic party hadn't hung out a flag "
Q the rest OF them. The Generals re- OF
was: We don't measure our patriot.
by the yard.
The manufacturing interests of Rich Go
are suffering for the want Of water. m,
non Fair is very low, stopping mill tai
rk OF all kinds. The farmers are CON- tol
to go to Middlebury, Brandon or III.
deroga TO do their grinding, and then !,
always with success. !
It the. Stale House under the super.
OF Sergeant at Arms Pqiuney, pre-
atoms aIe being made for the coming
ion OF the legislature, The steam q
ks are being put in order, new car. Q
baVe been put down, and the whole II
dlng has been put in complete order. -