The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20

fas in5urses rosired by The alleged nogii'
gsaos a fhe defendant. IN not kocrinr ore
a the street. q, ibs vitlss, 10 proper order
70 insure safety 10 travel II appeared In
evidences .bs, ca The evening 81 February
10. issi. the plsintis. While passing on one
Of the streets leading FROM Chaiisrson Hill
10 ,hs village In pnhlie hack. Vas upse'
by re-son a the hack running into ditch.
partly or wholly covered with spov. by
which be received rupture which has coat
him some money and mnch suffering from
pain. The jury rcndered verdict fo'
plaintiff ior the sum Of s9i0
special meeting o. Pacific engine
Co. al FACTORY Poihs Oct. 18th the fol-
lowing resolutions were offered and aiop,
ei
Resarssi. That ia consideration Of The
oonrteises and iayors Of the Whitehall Fire
Department extended us at their muster
held the i2th inst. We desire through
the medium Of these resolutions 10 express
our thanks and appreciation Of their en-
deAyors 10 make the occasion enjoyable
for us all. Also 10 the kind friends who
recsivcd us so warmly at homo and fed NJ
until 20 we're too full 10 express our
thanks then.
Rsorei. That these resolutions be
printed In the Manchester Journal and a
copy Of the same forwarded 10 the Cores
ponding Secretary of the Whitehall Fire
Department
The Pacific Engine company Of this
village is proud OF the record II has made
IT hrcman's musiers and has right 10 be. |
The boys have never attended but four
aud have taken aprize every time but
once and would have undoubtedly scoop
cd something that time but for the burst.
ing Of the air chamber Of the Engine which
compelled them 10 retire from the contest.
Six weeks ago the Pacifcs took the first
prize OF $3.50 at Chatham, n. Y, and last
week Wednesday at Whitehall they cody
walked up TO the brakes and without max.
ing much fuss about II sent splendid
stream Of water 2l5 feet. winning the first
prize OF $500 The boys were well used
by the fire department and people OF
Whitehall aud the visiting companies.
They arrived home ON the 1898 y. ~,
train aud were met at the depot by
crowd OF villagers who escorted them 10
Estabrooks dining rooms where good
oyster supper was served.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. H. l.. Fielding is away on a visit
to friends in Connecticut
School teacher wanted in District IL,
Almon Day, Prudential Committee.
--R. Colyin has upwards of a thousand ,
bushels OF cider apples on hand.
Mr.. Alvin Conner and family have re.
.nrned from visit to Hartland
A telegraph wire is on the tapis from
Pettibone Bros, to Manchester Depot
e. d. Madison is building an addition r
% his store.
Mr.. Charles Pond has the job OF clap.
and otherwise reiuyenatiug the +
tore occupied by Burr Manley. \
Mr.. Alvin Pettibone has this year eat. n
N chestnuts grown on tree planted by
himself about fifteen years ago Il
Mr.. John ellis of Rupert has rent. p
d Mrs. f. b. Reynolds tenant-house and
will move soon. !,
Mr. Richards has moved into the Star i
House. the former occupant, Mr.. Northup Z
having moved to Dandy. p
Mr.. Elliott Fisher brought his young y
ride to our villagea few days since. They d
will reside in the house with Mr.. Charles d
Fond.
j. Henry Cunture is assisting in the "
tore Of Burr 4 Manley during the absence
4 Mr. Burr, who is in market purchasing =
stock Of winter goods. =
A special train was run oyer the Ben. !,
ington h Rutland road Sunday TO accom- !,
aodate the officers and employees Of the !
Dad who wished TO attend the funeral SER !.
ices Of Engineer Sibley At Bennington. 4
We would call the attentian OF our
eaders TO Lampson 4 Taylor's notice in o
his issue OF the Journal. They make
pecialty Of fine carriages and road wagons
nd keep in stock light buggy harnesses of !
ifferent grades and can, on short. notice
nrnish their customers with any kind OF
arness. :,
The following are some OF the prices -
sked at this place: Potatoes So c. per Il
ushel. Hay. $500 per ton, delivered cs
utter, prime, 80 c. per h., Apples. s2.0O Ia
er barrel for choice picked fruit, Cider, = I,
2, so at the mill. Spruce lumber. $1,000 Il
or NJ. on bills, Stove wood, 900 per cord v
elivered, Carpenters wages, $500 per Z
ay, Team work $3.50 per day - !.
BAgsunyfLLE p
Almost u fatal accident occurred here "
st Monday. As Egbert Bulky was lead. N
Y horse from his barn to the barn OF
ertcr French, lonly few rods away he
assed several Of the school children who y
I'd just been dismissed at noon. the horse ~
heeled suddenly and kicked at the child. a
N, hitting theyoungest son OF Jerome re
leason on the right side OF his head dc
hooking him senseless, and II was sup.
osed by those who saw the kick that he Va
Is dead but fortunately the foot passed i,
Is head, cutting through the skin just Il,
alow the eye and tearing the ear. as the m
,rse sfter wheeling 70 kick was just ~