The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-06-07
STATE NEWS.

organist Childrens day Will be observed
June IL.
STATE NEWS.
Rev. J. II. Hncks has resigned the pas
torste Of the Congregational church 81
Montpelier.
Mrs. Baxter Of Rutland. and her son,
Hugh II. Baxter. have decided TO build in
Rutland hondsome library rs = memorial
OF the late Il. II. Baxter.
II is no wonder that invaids lose faith
in al specifics, when so many worthless
medicines are advertised TO cure various
diseases, but which, when tried, are
"found wanting" We have yet to learn,
how viewer, OF the first failure Of Wistar's
Balssm Of Wild Cherry to cure coughs and
pulmonary disease.
Workmen have put in the log boom At
Bellows Falls and the bead Of the drive
is expected this week. The Connecticut
River lumber company will stop nearly
10, 900, 900 feet 1t their mill. against 4. OOO,-
900 last year. There are nearly 90, 0OO, 600
feet 10 the drive. The Fall Mountain Pa
per Co. will stop nearly 7.0OO,O 900 feet to
be ground into pulp.
Children with weak eyes, sore ears, or
scrofula cured BY Ayers SarssparillA
Col. Hooker says that he expects as
many as 100 Vermonters to accompany the
Repu bican delegates TO Chicago. He reck.
ons that he has received no less than 30
letters from Ayers friends asking support
for their candidate.
That faint OF scrofuls in your blood can
be wholly eradicated by Ayers Sarsapar-
lila.
PYLE'S PEARLINE is considered the
best washing compound OF the day by oil
who once give 1t trial. 1t clesnses the
most delicate fabric without injuring IL.
A farewell banquet was given Friday
evening by tho citizens Of Burlington to
Minister Phelps who loft that city to-day
FOR Washington. Prominent residents Of
Vermont and distinguished guests from
New York and Boston we're in attendance.
The guests were presented TO Minister
Phelps by Mayor Henry and President
Buckhsm. Mr.. Phelps will sail for Eng
land June Is,
have suffered for years so could
not lie down for weeks at time. Since !
have been using Elys Cream Balm ! can
rest Fl. Burleigh, Keene. N. h.
The cable connecting the Adirondacks
and Plsttsbursh with Burlington and With
the Commercial and Postal telegraph lines,
was finished at noon on Wednesday. The
wire runs from Plattsburgh around Cum
berlaud bay, overland to Cumberland
Head. thence across the lake by cable 70
Grand Isle. near Gordon's Landing, thence
by wire overland across Sand.Bar bridge
10 Burlington, . distance Of IS mile.
When began usins EIy's Cream Balm
my catarrh WAS so bad l bad headache the
Whole time and discharged large amount
II filthy matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and have not bad headache
,ioce. j. Sommers. Stephney, Conn.
The Columbian Marble Co, Of Rutland
intend to quarry times ~ much marble
his year rs they have in any previous year.
The quarry covers 10000 square feet Of
'urface and 10 30 feet deep. A short time
Igo they bored down from the bottom Of
he quarry to the depth OF IS feet and the
Ipecimens taken ont showed the marble TO
DO light clouded in color. Near the bottom
he specimens were dark variegated. The
quality Of the marble is excellent.
The most disastrous fire that ever visit
ID Chester occurred Tues day morning. de.
Itroying the Central Hotel, Z. Pierce's
building, occupied - drug and book
Iud tenement, Henry Arms brick block.
nth Z. b. Lee, dry goods and groceries.
md A. N. Chandler. printing Office and
and barber shop. ~ tenants. The hotel
belonged 10 N. o. Johnson Of Colorado
Col. and vas occupied by II. X.
Barney, MOTEL. Ernest Boswell, fruit and
groceries,. J T. Pollard. clothing. boots
md shoes. Walter Hsdley, iswelry and
tstionery and George l. Fletcher fsr the
hester Postofice. The buildings ~ere oil
consumed. together with the large
lo.el barns. occupied by orrick Ball for
livery stables. The large. foe block be
onsiag TO A. ID. Fletcher vas repeatedly 4
o FIRE, bat by the timely arrival Of the {
Ire engine from the depot vas saved in .