The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-25

" The recenAly ccmpls>ed c<asus eiva
Burlaasssa popalstsoa ~ iss77 or
H. gain Of !, seC oves ls6o.
y The Branisgsoa and Glastonbury rail
N road company u doing monthly bushes
a Of frcn t4o0c 70 5000
:. Sevea persons bes~sss tAs ssss Of Oh
>. and ninety years have been buried q Ca
'. Teton within the lest zen daya
= Charles II. Robinson. iorusrly Of Der
y pinstoa, hes bssa appointed ooilsetos 70
Z ths port Of Wilmington. n. 9.
= A gun burnt Il Chester. While bcinl
fired BY Ora n. Rhodes, masslias BIZ
hand 70 - 70 nsssssitais smpatstsos.
G. 4. Page. calf skin tanner, Of Hyd
. Park. reports his receipts d calf AMI
hip skins for last month have been co..
/, AIS.
q The Belviders special mail service an,
: the regular service from Brsttlsbcro Il
: west Brattleboro have bosn ordered dis
continued.
II. A. Casvelis jewellery store q New.
. port Vas robbed the other night Of si2'
worth Of jewelry. There Is no olas 10 The
identity Of the rcbbera
Il David H. Strong. Who graduated from
Williams college 10 1852 asd from
Hartford theological seminary few
weeks ago. vss ordained 10 Weston, Tues.
day.
Gen. W. W. Hsurys ashing party. Who
have bean d Lake 81. Bernard, Canada, for
sbost I've weeks. have returned and report
very successful trip. having taking 1882
trout.
DR.. H. A. Cutting. nsh commission
or. will put 10000 Pacific salmon into
the Psssumpsic river; 5000 near 81.
Johnsbury Centre and 5000 at Lyndon
willie.
II bas been decided 70 institute givl's
school In connection with the Episcopal
Institute At Burlington, and fund o.
S13. 900 has been provided for the pur-
pose.
The Readsboro and Hoosac tunnel
railroad is nearing completion. About
l5O hands are At work on the road, and
it is rumored that cars will run over
the road from Readsboro to the tunnel
July 4.
Mrs. Page. who went from the Tewks-
bury. Mass, almshouse to visit her broth
er. Charles Humphrey. in Waterbury at
tempted suicide by jumping into the riv-
err She was taken out and partially re-
susctiated and may recover.
While Milo Horton was driving with
his wife and two children in carriage at
Woodstock, the horse became unmanagea-
BILE, throwing them all out. killing Mrs.
Horton and somewhat injuring Mr.. Hor-
ton. The children escaped injury.
Mrs. Allen Of Georgia, over 90 ysars
old, was burned to death Thursday
morning. Her grandson set the barn on
fire with some crackers. she went into
the building to save some property, and
her clothing caught fire and SIZE was
burned 30 that death followed 10 few
hours.
The Vermont Press association will
begin its annual "toot" with supper and
literary exercises At Brsttleboro Wsdnes-
day evening, July 8, 80 to Block Island
by way Of New London, Conn. Thursday.
and return Friday. 1t Is expected that
about 100 person. viii be inclnled 10 the
party.
The local publishers aud printers are
arranging to give tho Vermont Press As
sociation pleasant entertainment at the
meeting IN Brsttlsboro. July 8 including
visit to the ssvlum, Estey's shops. and
among the picturesque surroundings OF
Brattlsboro. and banquet in the evening
to which the prominent men 10 town will
be invited.
A historical society, in the interests Of
the history Of the Congregational churches
in Vermont has been organized, with
Henry Clark Of Rutland 1t the head. II
proposes TO preserve the records and his
tory Of the individual churches Of that
which 10 the Oldest 10 the
state, aud prepare sketches Of it, minis
tsrs. 1t is carrying out the design Of the
! 70 Pliny H. White. begun many years
,st. ve bis decease.
Af.r, which orig mated 10 the dwelling
4 Mrs A. L. Petite GU West Main street
q WIN 'ngton. destroyed that building
md the ba. n adjoining. A brisk wind
,arried the ,mes to Robipsons building
by IT,, Wilmington Savings bank
nd four Offices nd tenements, Also TO
vhsel wright's she ., both Of which were
,urned With the IN. VI Of their contents.
The bank saved tie ,ost Of ito vaIusbles.
rhe total loss is from 1900 to 5000; part
, insured.
In case OF q president OF Aiddlebury
ollegs to succeed president Hamlin. re-
igned, be not chosen at the ,,oming com
neucsment. the studies Of the senior
lass will he In charge Of the Hes'
d. G, N. webber Of Northampton, Mass,
nd formerly Of Troy. A Harvard grad
ats will succeed Prof. Austin, who re-
igned on account Of iIl.health. - instruc'
Or in Latin and French. and the chair Of
hetoric aud Euglish literature. vacant sew.
raj years, will be taken by > graduate Of
hopkins university. n
ua1e's None ,nU great Cough cur. &C. .soaSu [
Oleun's sulphur hoa !, heals bsautinss. nc. :
QermanCoru Remover kills corns bunions