The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-07-24
STATE NEWs.

the longest term for 10 years.
Francis Murrhy has been engaged for
the foul. days meeting Of the state tenn
psrancs camp meeting association to be
held Of Worthwhile ia August
The State Spiritsalist camp meeting at
Queen City park, near Burlington
viii opss August IA and continue .
msnth.
IN. latsst dime-nsvel freak is that
Of three boys OF respectable families near
Rutland, who put "a masks and tried TO
rob . neighbor wLils be was returning
from town.
The entsrprising Essey organ company
Of Brattleboro, now manufacture ABOUT
l4OO organs a week, have established .
house ia London.
Frank Plumley, Rush Plumley and H.
o. Colburn Of Shrewsbury caught two
bears last Tuesday. which makes eight they
have caught since last fall.
On Sunday. July 10Th, during the sss'
sion Of the Sunday school, the Consregs'
tional church building at Wallisgford was
struck by tightening. One spirs was tern
from its position and other damage wss
done. No person was injuted.
About 90 New York fresh, air-fund chill
drsn reached st. Johnsbury on Friday Tor
distribution among towns in that vicinity.
Some Of them werc thess last year. They
were cordially received.
Burglars broke into the Island mills. N.
G. Norlsn, proprietor. on the falls at Yer
esnnes, on the night Of tho l6ss inst :.
opened the outer door d the safe, slihodg gu
il had a combination lock. drilled and
blew open the inside adoor. took about
500 and an iron chest containing valuable
:, >usrs, aud .lecamped. Tuere Is no clue
to ss robbefs.
rha sSly interest in the Caledonia
o,un,v ELECTION is in the fight for the
sso.;a.. lsee. The Republican conven.
81. 49,. Vi Sheriff silloway who has
held the off ee for SIX years. he has,
,o-..a. no., nod Q nomination from the
Democrats and in the field.
On the morning. Of the 18th inst.' jaime.
". Hodges who Ii, = y tue sA'' ' :.
weat lot ~ pasture ~ 49,
purpos. Of sailing his sstsie. ia 'As pA.'
lure was four year.old pu' $500, a
Mr.. Hedges. which att e.'1 ''~
threw him down aud roll, Ana p's.
him about. breaking foar 49,,
ribs aud otherwise iuiuring 49,
be is in very critical couditio.f SDu ~
.ibly may not recover from bis 8, ri0us ~
uries.
Middlstown is to Lave two eel Ibrat0ns
his year, Que IL commemorate tn , o.'xsn'
zation OF the town, the other the lorna
ion OF the Baptist church, both Of which
sysnts occurred IN 1854.
ExCougressuau Joyce. who ia ow stop
ping At tho BArdwsll Hssse, Rut land, 10
warm Blaine and Logan msu. lie sta
led last evening" to Herald repre- sentative
hat he was ssnguins that the Re publican
,sminss would lie elected By au o,erwhelm
ng majority.
A very sad accident occurred ut Ludlow
IN Thursday afternoon which esnlted in
he death Of Mrs. J. Q. Chandler. At
about six o'clock she was fousd lying IN
IN unconscious condition at the foot OF
,hs stairs leading TO TBS, tenement occu.
pied by them in the second story Of the
building The unfortunate
woman was found lyisg on her face, in
pool Of blood that had issued from
wound back Of the ear, evidently caused
,y striking against the edge Of the open
ioor. Sue did not regain consciousness
,ut died few moments after assistance
arrived.
yEoxTlsE will cure the worst cases Of
for which no medicine has Mt.
aimed such great reputation.