The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-06-11

STATE NEWS.
A little con Of Charles Nsdor, HvAnton.
vas drowned on Saturday.
The Rutland musical festival vas not .
financial success and the members Of
the GUARANTEES fund have bsss sssssssd Two
dollars saeh for the deficit
II e stated that Rutland woman
wants divorce on the ground that -
wealthy New Yorker has offered 70 marry
her.
II is expected that Charles Wood will
be tried, 1t Woodstock. Tor forging IN 10.
strumsnt purportisg 70 the will Of his
wife's father, the late Silas Ingham. this
week.
Tho Stanford quarry q North Pittsford
hes been compelled 10 close. - the marble
l. unsound. The concern had more or.
ders than II could all.
Ex Gov Hale OF New Hampshire hss
failed for . large amount and all his
property in Vermont has been attached
for four times its value.
A live toad was found imbsdded hard
and fast 10 the clay four feet from the
surface, BY men digging post hole near
the Methodist church at Rutland. We'd
nesday.
The statement that the Boston and
Lowell are to sxpend $4,000 in i'm
proving tho Lake road between Morris
vile and Maquam is said to be incorrect,
no definite plans for improving tho road
having yet been decided upon.
The democratic party Of Vermont was
in town last Friday. and drove around the
city together 10 Mr.. Smalley's carriage.
Both were locking we'll and seemed
pleased with tho condition Of things. =
burlington Clipper.
Z. A. Bstchelder, four years old. was
run over by Z heavy loaded team at An
dover and severely il not fatally in
jured.
DR.. Alva Dalton OF West Randolph.
an eclectic physician, committed suicide
Tuesday night. His body VA found 10
the river ct 7 o'clock. The causs was
failing health and poor circumstances
He leaves . wife aud son. Hs was 30
years old.
Saturday night nine-yesr-old son OF
William Russell OF North Pownal. VT, WAS
riding on wagon loaded with furniture.
While passing over bridge one wheel OF
the wagon came of and the vehicle and
load. with The boy, went down IN embark.
ment sixteen Iset. The furniture fell on
the lad. killing him instantly.
The appointment Of these postmsstsrs
Tor Vermont is announced Francis Rich
lrdson at Willoughby. In place Of +. =.
Richs rdson, resigned; Flora J. Drake ct
Orange. in place Of Henry J. Curtis. re.
'igned; Edward D. Plimpton ct Wards.
boro. in place Of E. B. BissslI, resigned
J. b. H. Stufiebesn at Sheldon, in place
II +. NJ. Leonard. removed
Charles G. Spauldlns. who was at w.'rk |
~ himself clspboarding Hayward, Taft 4 !
Cos mill. Proctorsville. fell about II feet
afternoon. broke bis neck, and
lever moved again. His watch was
brown from his pocket and stopped
!: 4:l5 o'clock, but hs was not found
Until half an hour later. He was about
ixty five years old and leaves . family.
10 WAS Z member Of Howard Post, @.
Il.
Edward Perrsult, whose skull was frac.
ured week ago at bennington BY blow.
. in comfortable condition. Tho frac.
ure 10 about three inches 10 length, and
depression exists over the
,lace OF injury. The ATTENDING physician
xpects that Perrault will make uninter-
upted recovery, unless compression OF
be brain set 10. which will manifest IT,
elf IL ct oil within two or three days.
frank Baker. the alleged assistant, u still
a jail. being unable 10 procure bail.
George NJ. Clark, member OF the min.
trel troupe Of Whitmore 4 Clark, died
|aturday 1t his home 10 Felchville, aged
2 years, ~ Of which hsd been spent 10
He spoke 70 his last audisncs
70 the 3lst nit He died Of rheumatic
ever. He va prominent casdidsts TO
epresent bis town in the legislature. but
vas beaten by his minstrel associate,
Hank" White. BY ANAL majority. lie
Inflated 10 the var ~ lisutsnant Of Co.
}. 18th Vermont regiment, and has IN
honorable record Of service IN the field.
IL wss Mason. member Of the Good
rem plsrs. and was one Of The charter
members OF William G. Tracy Post No.
8, g. A. r.. Of Windsor. His funeral
ras held Sunday, . large delegation Of
aasons and tbs William C. Tracy Post
sing 10 attendance.