The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-16
STATE NEWS.

1
The Central Vermont has raised its rates
between Boston and Chicago from So to
$40. At the same time the Boston & Alba
ny, road raised its rates between Boston
ana Montreal
The knife which Fuller, the Readsborc
murderer, attempted suicide at Benning
ton belonged to son Of his who was frozen
to death while returning from spelling
school on january, 1858. The condemn.
ed man had carried the knife as memento
Of the sad event ever since.
Hon. Chas. T. Patterson Of Troy who
has just been elected speaker OF the New
York assembly was born in Corinth, Vt,
May 3, 1872 He was educated at Castle.
ton seminary aud Cambridge, n. T., acad.
emy and Union college, where he was grad
uatcd in 1850. He is a lawyer by profes.
sion
| The complications that were reported
as at present existing between the man
agement of the Central Vermont and the
Ogdenshurg aud Lake CbamplaiL and 9th
or roads intere ted in the Portland and Og-
deusburg line, relative to the interchange
OF freight traffic, have been amicably set.
tied, according to the Boston journal.
Read what poor Boston woman writes
on the back Of n tag found on a pair Of
young geuteman's pants IN Nottingham,
bought at one OF our country stores: Men
or boys. you must be on lookout for the
stitches when you have theas pants on.
Don't cuss the poor women who make
them for only IS cents dozen.
Amos Aldrich OF Woodiord, Superinten.
deut Of the bennington a Glastonbury
railroad, had marrow escape the other
day, falling into the river while at work
helping remove an ice gorge at bridge,
He Wa~ Ia the stream leu minutes aud
came ont thoroughly chilled rs we'll as cut
aud bruised Us the 10, 1t will be 10.
memhcred that he Was the presidents :,
eleclor Who lid not elect rilleu.
k'y Simeon Psrnhlee aged oo y,a,.
aud - DAYS died ~ oswego ~.
day night, He vas 90 yea n ,,s,or in
Vermont Tie l'Gves az Wing descendants
His viii j. living Pr. parmalee eelebra.
ted III" one tuudr.dth birthday only n few
weeks ago and WIS then IN comparatively
good health He was relative Of the
fafma!ees Of pittstorl, and, We believe
once residcd then
The faculty OF Vernon, university. al.
Ter long Investigation. have expelled
George Henry Lesser II Houston. Texas
anal Edward bcIton kent Of st. Albahs
aaa Albert Wariug A,Water of Burlington
tor taxing three respeciabls girls With
whom they bad hecn coasting 10 college
room and keeping ,h,m there till after
midnight The affair created great *.
trmont
Col G A Tinker has been appointed
general superintendent Of the eastern di
vision Of the wcsiert Unioa. Telegraph
company, compiling al 81 New EuafaBd.
With james MrfrlheW ~ - assistant, their
headquarters 10 10 ia New York rity. Both
are veteran ieloeral.hess Col. Tinker was
a lev wears siuop the manager Of tho Gem
trail N.u.nat telegraph lines
Alyah iiose oi Weston came very near
laing killed outright l,y beiug kicked and
upon 10y Young horse he vas
teodius He vas passing beside tha horse
IN his stall, carrying tin pan Of oats, and
this Is the last Mr. Howe remembers. Al.
Ter belug abseni from the house about
bali hour be made his appearance terribly
at aud bruised about bis head and other
parts Of bis person. He must have laid in
Hose proximity 10 the horses heels for
some considerable length Of time in az M
,oaseioas state.
0cnerAl Superintendent Hobart Of the
eniral Vermont railroad has issued an or. |
LEI 10 station agents aad baggage masters
loi TO take dead body for transportation
iHirss they kpoA personally Of what dis-
.ase ihe persoB d,ed or have certificate
rom physician as TO The nature Of the
liseass. The ln,eniion Of the order is Of /,
oarsr 70 guard against the TRANSPORTS, ion I