The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-11

Tho nswly completed res dam Of the
Fro,isiar eompsag II NefihGtid "a.
sscp, oat by The high ss,et ls., week
I ThnfsdsY.
Mics l. n,se Saith 81 plnbaeld. \ Il
~bo as tried al White River Jaue,ion
l.sl wet lor lhel add inoendisrisa. was
COMMITTEE under $500 bonds.
Miss Mary Howe and Der brother Lue.eD
gill leave about the frat Of October Tor
New York, which gill he made their bead
quarters for the coming season. Miss
Ho~e's manager will be l.. NJ Raben OF
New York and she viii s,ng 10 the princi.
pal cities OF the country.
George Y. Breed Of Brandon. manager
OF the Corons Marble company. was Inc
stsn,ly killed 10y being thrown from his
carriage about mile aud hall south OF
the village The horse. which was being
driven at high rate OF speed, stumbled
aoa fsll. throwing Mr. Breed from The car
rage with great force. His bead struck =
large stone aud be lived only minute at
tel The shock. MIR. Breed was 60 years OF
age aud leaves q wife AMI one dangh-
ter.
The Central Vernon system reports the
heayiest summer passenger business 10 the
In r., lap I'd x
able 10 get on the necessary cars The
probable cause Is tho tremendous hotel
business done this year along Like Cham
plain and the Aiirondscks. though this
has been sysar Of heavy travel III all dir.
eetops. The travel to be Thousand Is
lands hes also been large This year the
resorts ia northern New Engand have been
extensively advertised, As as result they
have been 80 crowded as to turD many
away.
10 regard to the recent Breeders meet
ing the Fair Haven Haven Era says: a
full delegation Of borse fauciers attended
The far famed Breeders meeting last week.
Every year increases the number OF goers
10 this justly celebrated aud popular dis
play OF Vermont horses This il q free
country Especially in Vermont and any
one who can develop speed in horse.
gets recognition aud the merits Of bis
horse are landed as freely as il he we're .
II is high time that croakers
were relrRated to the rear and their places
filed by o o lists who have faith 10 the
future of this beautiful state.
The muster OF the Vermont National
Guard next year will doubtless be held 10
Bennington in connection with the dedi
,aiion Of the Bennington battle monument
The troops are likely 10 be in canps full
week, including Sunday. The Benning-
on people are already becoming interest
d aud are discussing plans for the week.
The state will be asked to make an appro.
,rialion for the celebration with the dedi.
'ation OF the monument, and 1t is believ
d that the request will be promptly grant
ID. Secretary OF War Proctor bias intimat
d that regiment Of regulars will psrtici.
'atr and the state OF New Hampshire will
AVE credltable representation OF bot b
vil and military companies, which, with
be Vermont troops. will probably make
ne Of the finest parades ever witnessed III
Jew England,
At the request OF the chief OF ordnance
Juited States Army. Col Levi x. Fuller,
light battery, Vermont Ma
ional Guard has made careful report 10
egsrd to bis battery OF 80 breech loading
teel rifles while IN camp at Bradford. The
artery was never in better form than ut
his muster They fred several hundred
ounds of cartridges and thirty OF shell.
he latter we're fired at target 8xl2 feet,
laced about mile distant from the guns
ii the shell hit within space OF 141l6.
,et and 10 within the 8xl2 This is close
ring. Col. Fuller's suggestions TO the
rdnance department in regard to guns,
arness, etc. will be OF much value, and
e is entitled to great credit for ell the
improvements made in drill and the man
cement Of bis battery. 1t is but simple
istice to him to say that the record OF I
be firing Of shell is second to none, and
ermout may well be proud Of its light i,
attery.
Last weeks meeting Of the Vermont Z
orse Breeders association at Rutland :
As a success to a degree which surprised
leu the most sauguine friends and promo
rs OF the enterprise. The yearly growth
the SIS and excellence OF the exhibits
~ been such as would have been thought
lpcssble even three years ago. The
owd 10 attendance vas Of enormous size
! au inland New Elpl town aud was
imposed Ia vesy large majority OF an !,
DERBY, Intelligent class Of citizsns who
ere there to see what Vermont could do
ID the progress she was making In this
ASS OF tiue stock raising The United y
ates department Of agriculture sent
ecial commissioner to attend the meeting
d tinspect the exhibits An attention
yer before shown any similar meeting in I
is country. This commissioner, who was A,
identity man Of large experience 10 y
is specially. acknowledged himself COM Il
elely surprised at what be found the y
.rmont breeders we're doing. He said be IL
d seen larger displays Of phenomenal q,
rises Cast trotters) 10 Kentucky and Ten
ssec, but in . general exhibit Of horses
all classes be had never seen 10 the =
nth or sDyw here else, anything which W
ualled this. Buyers were present from =
the eastern and middle states and from
slant states like Tennessee, Kansas and n,
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