The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-03-29

lbs hihfhset ENafns o. hntana WIZ asr
the 1880 elcard " their recent fair in
buying mcss tent and camp cquirnenis.
Col l. J, Fuller Of Bsriilsbnro has jus,
received patent ior railroad recorder.
al ipveaiicu 10 detect iDpcriectious on
rails
The Wallingiord Congregational church
has extended call 10 Rev. Clarence Oak
ley Of Detroit Mich. 10 beeono i,s pastor.
Er-shenf Dre~ has sued Rev Thadde1s
Y, Stewart Of Soaih Burlington for 5000
for the alleged statement by him that Mr..
Drew, having pspenin acriminal proceed.
ing. notified tbs party proceeded aeains,
before attempting 10 serve them.
Mrs. Sewell Baker Of Hyde Park was
instantly killed the other nighi by being
thrown from n highway bridge. the horse
b husband sas driving getting out
the road in the darkness. Mr., Baker es.
capped with broken arm
Bellows Fails young ladies have origi.
mated q new system Of entertainment
Each lady brings a boz consisting Of
enough yictuals for tive; this is sold at
auction. aud the one who buys has the
pleasure or displeasure Of taking supper
With the lady whose name is on the boz.
Francis NJ. r. Cain over two months
lodged in Chelsea jail at the suit OF L. Ely
Goddard for libel, has been released by
order Of the Supreme court on $1,000 bail
and has served an injunction on the pres.
on, m.u.ssra Of the copper miues NJ the
village Of Ely 10 Vcrshire
The clothes OF Mrs. David Coburn, wife
OF Richiord farmer, caught fire Tuesday
while she was sick in ted, unable to move.
Her husband attracted by her screams,
found her developed in flames. succeeded
ia eXiinguisbing the fire and saved the
house from being burned but the doctors
think Mrs Cobnrn cannot recover.
Quite an interest is shown in Brattlebo-
ro's coming school meeting. to consider
the expenditure Of $4,000 for new
school house. Last year $4,000 was ap-
propristed for that purpose. but the com.
miitee found that $4,000 more was need
ed to carry out the accepted plans, and
preferred to wait further action before be-
ginning the work.
The Essex County Herald asks all the
papers that printed the dispatch concern.
ing Hon. Geo. NJ. Dale's recent arrest in
st. Louis, to publish the following facts:
Mr.. Dale with his son Porter went to
theatre as stated He not was the worse
for liquor. He left the theatre OF the close
of the second lct When he reached the
street he was accostel by hackman on
the lookout for fare and he declined the
services Of the hackmen. A second hack
man here put in appearance and said that
Mr.. Dale had hired him, which Mr.. Dale
denied in language more forcible than po-
lite. He then became importunate and
finally offensive, going 50 far as to grapple
with Mr. Dale. but he soon found he had
the wrong man to deal with and he was
severely handled for his oficiousness.
Seeing he was getting the worst Of the
encounter the hackman yelled police
and ran away. A policeman happening
along at that time asked Mr.. Dale to ac-
company him to the station house to ex-
plain the matter After recouning the in
cident he was asked II he had any firearms
when he ut once produced revolver, un-
loaded. He was then charged with carry.
ing concealed weapons. Bail in the sum
OF 500 was demanded aud furnished, and
Mr.. Dale was allowed to depart. When
the case came up for hearing no one APP.
peared to enter complaint. and Mr.. Dale
was accordingly released, profuse apollo.
gies being rendered him on account OF the
Inconvenience and indignities he had
been subjected to.