The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-07

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dead, 81 great age
! A son q willism LAbgmsid Of DAurille
has sho, himself ca account q disappoin,.
I'd love, And !. tot expected 10 live.
The proceedings 81 the recent centennial
celebration Of Rutland oouhiysrc 10 bo
Published in book form
The gold mining 10 Worcester is being
pushed vigorously boiler and steam
pump have just been put in.
In Vermont there arc bat IA per cen.
Of foreign bora inLAbitants, less number
than IN any other New England State
There are q, 600, 900 feet OF lumber to b.
shipped ca the r 4 o. this season, be-
tween East and West Concord. distance
Of ten miles.
The new slate mill erected by New
York company in Poultney has begun OPP
erations The company will employ a
large number Of mon.
Berkshire has discovered that copper
exists in town. An effort will be made
this summer 10 see if there is enough 10
pay for beginning operations.
A little son Of Porter Terill Of White
River Junction fell from freight car last
Saturday, and hit bis head on a ear rail,
I rendering him insensible. His recovery
is doubtful
The shipments of lumber and other
freight from Burlington average nearly
fifty cars day, and the receipts, princi-
pally general merchapdiss, about thirty
tons.
Charles Stuart, who went from Barnet
and who has had unusual success in the
West, remembered some Of his friends a
few days ago by sending carload OF corn
for distribution among them.
Superintendent OF Education Dart says
that of 81, 900 CHILDREN Of school age in the
state, 10000 attended no school during the
year, and that the average time the child
rem attond school is 200 days.
The hate r. s. Benjamin, who died on
Tuesday at Wolcott, was director Of the
Lamoi IL county national bank, and was
several times elected to the Legislature
from Wolcott. He also represented his party
as delegate to several democratic national
conventions lis age 90 years. He was
a kni 1t templar.
Edward Murphy OF Bellows Falls brings
three suits against Father Gendreau and
Thomas Kiniry for $40 900 damages for a
breach Of civil rights and for alleged as.
sault committed at ST, Charles Catholic
fair Thursday last. Father Gendreau,
the priest OF St Charles church would
not admit Murphy and his family to the
fair on account of some difficulty.
Among the students who have received
commencement appointments at Williams
college are the following Vermonters:
Philosophical oratons, Walter Starr Cut
ting, West Brattleboro; Frank Pierce,
Londonderry. Grafton, Ansel Irwin Mil
Ter, Dummerston; Charles Humphrey
Turner, Thetiord; William Farrar Weeks,
st. Adams.
Hon. John G. Stearns OF Bradford, the
newly appointed collector of internal rev.
enue for Vermont, is one of tho most ener-
getic and influential Republicans in his sec
ton OF the State, which he recently repre-
scented in the Senate. The "boys" of the |
old Ninth Vermont will be glad to hear OF
this appointment, as the new collector was
the adjutant Of the Ninth when it went to
war
The marble producers Of Rutland,
Messrs. Ripley Sons, the Vermont marble
ellison & Woodfn, Sheldons & |
Slason and Sherman A Gleason, having |
consolidated their city yards in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago for
the purpose Of pooling the sales, have or.
gained under the name Of the Producers |
Marble company. They have recently |
opened an office in Simons' block for the
purpose Of alloting to each of the firms
in the Producers company its
Just proportion of the orders received
Mr.. Dan X Hall is manager of the Rut-
land office.
On Thursday, the 3lst ut., Addison
OF West Addison was sudden
ly missing Said Vanderhoof was about
IS years OF ag, and lad been a cripple for
years, one leg being some inches shorter
than its mate He had been afflicted for |
some time with gradual softening OF the
brain, and during the inclement weather
Of the last few days it IL feared be has per-
shed. Scores Of men have secured the
woods and fields in every direction with.
out result so far.
A GRAVE ERROR No error in the con-
luct Of physical life can be greater, or Of
more serious consequence, than to suppose
hat pains in the back and loins, futtering
II tlta heart and distn rhances nf tho ITri. |