The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-06-12
STATE NEWS.

There 10 large maple tree standing in
the corners OF the towns OF Tunbridge
Royaltou Bethel and Randolph. Two
couuties also have their bounds there, and
four farms This tree Is said TO have been
tapped Ia the four towns for sugar max
ing Purposes, by the four different proprie'
tors.
Mrs. w. q Cailin. mother Of Mrs. Il. ID.
r. Smith Of Rutland, WAS fatally barnei
on Tuesday morning at her daughters res
idence. She was alone 10 the room at the
time OF the accident, aud thougd too seri
onsly injured to give 40 account OF the
accident it is believed she was filling IN
alcohol lamp which igniied aud set fire to
her clothing.
Saturday about | o'clock p. IN, the
Aunex or Music Hall at Hyde Manor Sud
bury was discovered to 10 on fire, and
although the most strenuous Efforts we're
put forth, the building aud contents were
entirely destroyed. Tue cause OF the fire
is supposed to be from q spark In some
way communicated from charcoal fur
mace that had been used ia repairing the
tin root Of the building. The building
was three stories high aud on the first floor
WAS a ball used for concerts and amateur
thea,ricas by the summer residents and
visitors; the other two stories contained
about 80 rooms furnished for guests
Scarcely anything was saved in the rooms,
aud nearly all OF the contents were destroy
ed. Mr.. Hyde estimates bis loss at about
SIS. 600 aud the Insurance at $4,000.
THIS is a severe blow to Mr. Hyde, com
ming as 1t does at this season OF the year
his rooms were all booked for the season
and he will be compelled to notify many
that be can not accommodate them this
summer
Mr.. +. Ii. Harrington. secretary of the
Vermont Association Of Road aud Trottipg
Horse Breeders, announces that the won
derful flly Helen NJ, 2.28, will not com
pete 10 the three year.old class ut the
horse breeders meeting at Rutland this
fall, but will give exhibition heats two or
three days OF the meeting.
Gen. Grout has just been chosen mem.
Der of the Republican congressional cam
paign committee.
About six hundred exoursionists from
points on the Central Vermont between
Mortified and Rutland passed through St.
Adams by special train on pilgrimage to
st. Anne de Beaupre
Frank G. Partridge, who succeeds Wal
ker Blaine as solicitor OF the state departs
ment. is the private secretary Of Secretary
Proctor. He is native OF Vermont, and
has spent the greater part OF his life in that
state. He graduated at Amherst college
Mt the head OF his class 10 1882, and gradu
ated from the Columbia college law schoo
of New York city in 1884, aud in the fol
lowing year he was admitted to the bar OF
the supreme court OF Vermont.
About 40 men are at work on the new
Ridonda hotel at Wilmington. 1t is ex
pected it will bs opened Jnly |. The Ra.
donda lake and scenery 10 the vicinity are
unsurpassed for beauty, aud the place Isl
likely to become famous simmer resort
II is estimated that over ton OF trous
we're taken from the brooks in Sesrsburg
and Somerset during the first week in
June.
George Aldricb, alias David Pulyer, was
arrested at Rutland Tuesday charged with
stealing a horse and chsise from Matthew
Cliff At Albany, N. Y. He had sold the
team there May "a aud returned to Rut
land Tuesday and was captured by local
police. Requisition papers have been
granted.