The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-07-19

DR.. Warner comes highly RECOMMENDED
In shslity ssd character ssd ve doubt o.
vail Eess with neriiod success
"a sad ADD fatal sccid,pi oeourred al
ihs place. July 9ih. Austin Lstdmars
started 10 carry bic soa fnnt. vile
sad child 10 ,hs depot ssd when Just be
lov Henry Dsriipg's house some part OF
The hasnem broke letting the wagon
assinsi the horse. causing him 10 ron and
klck Fssk. who VAS ridisg behind.
Jumped "a 9Th The inieniior Of stopping
the horse but failed They vero over
turned and thrown violen.ly 10 the gronnd
with such force a. 10 receive serious ipln-
ries. The child died 10 sboat tweniy
minutes. and Mira Lavermore was badly
bruised. Austin Lisermorc bad two had
cuts 90 bis right LEG below the knee which
we're dressed by Dr. Wood aud be Was
moved home The same day They we're
carried 10 tho house Of Melendy Brothers
where Mrs Livsimore stiil remains er-
peciing in = few days TO be abls 10 be
moved home The funeral Of the child
took place on Wednesday at the home Of
Melepiy Bros aud the body was carried
10 Braltleboro for interment. Mucn sym
PATTY 10 felt for the afflicted family
SUNDERLAND
e. j. Bowen is on the sick list
--Mp. Lee Bouru returned home last
Saturday.
Bertha Eddy OF Hoosic Falls. N. Y..is
visiting Carrie Hicks.
--Rsiph Nichols OF Dorse, spent Sunday
with Mira W. L. Bacon.
A. L. Warner is in Dandy soliciting
orders for nursery stock.
--Net,ie Hough,on returned to Sommer-
vile, Mass. last week.
"A party OF over 10 went to Hoosic
Junction last Saturday for picnic.
--Minoie Bush who has been teaching
in The south district 10 Manchester closed
be term last Friday.
Luther Newton who WAS injured while
working around the veneer machine about
two weeks ago is improving very fast.
ARI. ,oTas
"A game Of baseball was played in
town recently 10 which the Gum Chewers
Of Arlington played against the SALISBURY
Club result a. ier five innings 95 to /.
10 favor OF the "Gum Chewers.
In many Of our stores we see this no
lice Several young men OF this town have
forme union 10 order to organize mil
tary company. The young men OF the
place are cordially invited to Join the Or
"a nization. which, after the preliminary
work is accomplished. they will find
means Of much enjoyment Those wishing
% become members will please interview
our recruiting officer, Lieut. A. @. Stew
art
BENsINGToN.
This village was the scene Of murder
It an early hour Monday morning. John
9 quiet and industrious citi
zen living on Maple street was struck and
Iilled by John keenan,. The facts IS near
g we can ascertain are % follows: "Keen-
N. James Congdon, Geo. Gavin and James
iunshannon, nephew OF the slain man,
rere drunk Sunday; and at Of clock Mon
lay morning they went to the house Of the
ictim. whom they suspected Of selling Ii
nor, and demanded Q drink. Upon being
efused, they retired short distance from
he house and, it is said, began throwing
tones Gunshannon went out to send his
ephew home. While in the act Of per-
uading him to go away, Keenan,. who has 9
My one leg. crept up to Gunshannon and
is alleged. dealt him powerful blow on 8
be temple with the big end Of his crutch,
filing him instantly Gunshannon was
truck two additional blows. He was 48
ears old,a carpenter and left widow and
inc children. The four men are under ?
rrest.
Keenan, has bad reputation. His leg 0
as cut of on the railroad track several
ears ago, and il is said be was intoxicat. >
4 at the time. Keenan's parents and sis.
re reside in Bennington and are very re- u
pectable people a
An autopsy revealed Q fracture Of the p
n temporal bone and the rupture Of nu- a
erous blood vessels Of the brain. Several q
we're bruises we're found on the left side q
the body apparently made by Keensn's q
'utch. Gunshsnnon's daughter witnessed Q
10 killing a. also did woman.
SYNDICATE
Rev. Mr.. Heath has great interest !.
,re especially in his prayer meetings. !
Rev. Mr.. Circuit preached in the Meth A
list church last Wednesday evening. He
reached here II years ago, while station
ct East Arlington.
The Republicans have raised fine H
arrison and Morton flag at Miner Hurd's
on. j. X. Batchelder Of Arlington ad- o,
essed the club at Hurd's Hall on that oil
ening. The Democrats have 9 flag near J,
0 Town hall.
Mrs. MuDson Hoyl died at her home :
this place July 9th, aged about 70 years.
rely an earnest Christian has gone to Is
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