The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-08
STATE NEWS.

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Fisst chufrh IL Brocsnp. Mass has betr
laii aside from active service for soms
weeks ~ the reopenibs u his cid stmy
sounds
4 ua sceoani ~ the sllght dsmsnd toi
sh.i u called frame yarn. the iefmvui
Mills company .. North Bennington has
shut do.n th.t part Of ibe works making
that line Of goods,
Asa, son Of Rev. q. X aswley Of Bran
den. and member Of the High school
there. has captured The Youth Compsnion
flag prize for the best ssssy written by any
mem her Of any school 10 Vermont
The late Deacon Estey 81 Brstilebofo.
lief, 20 will Ia speaking on the subject
the past sinter be said the Law would sc.
tie bis estate inst IS be wanted it settled.
All bis private sadrs were leii 10 periec,
condition.
Ii is ssld ihst over three million dollars
bsye been invested 10 Tennessee real ~
tate by New Enelanden within The past
ten days. coed der cent Of il coming
from Vermont Aud still we wonder be
cause oi abandoned" farms
Nelson W lsham, prominent citizen OF
Fairfield, Was found unconscious ia bis
room q. Strattobs hotel, 81. Albsns, Wed
nesday morning, and BIO died In short
time. The gas was Turned on. and II is
supposed thst Mr.. Isham WAS taken i'll 10
the night, attempted 10 light the gas aud
forgot, or wac unable, TO turn II #.
Az addition OF rs feet is to be built at
once on the north end Of the Howe scale
compauy's foundry at Rutland, which will
accommodate 80 more molders than are
now employed there. la addition to this
new cupola Of 40 tons capacity is to be
erected. replacing one Of the smaller ones
now 10 use there.
TIE strike at Barre is settled, aud work
III the sheds was resumed on Monday
morning. Tie manu-. cturers and sharp
eners have compi omised their differences
The sharpeuers hereafter will get 20 IL
cepts an hour; extra men % 2 and extra
men shall count as extra men, whether or
not full gang are working Everything
has been orderly aud quiet The quarry
men are still TO he settled with.
MIR. e II. Trick, Of burlington promi
ueut Grand Army man, has received from
General l.. A. Grant, At Washington, a call
for the reunion OF the survivors OF the Old |
Vermont Brigade at Boston during the
coming G. A. Il. National encampment to
be held IN August General Grant re
minds the boys 10 blue that quarter Of
century has passed since the brigade dis
banded, having done lis duty and contri
buted its full share to the victories OF war,
and 1t is fitting that after twenty five years
II peace they should rally round the
lag. boys, on the old Boston Common at
o'clock Monday evening, Aug. ll-that
part OF the common Immediately opposite
he State House,
Congressman Grou., who hassbeen i'll
everal days is thought to be on the gain.
His brother. the speaker of the Vermont
House has arrived in Washington aud will
emain until the invalid is safely on the
Dad to recovery. Gen. CIRCUITS trouble is
ongestion OF the lungs and Of the liver.
lie was under the care OF DR.. Stanton
vhen frst attacked and since then Drs
3AIter, Hamilton and Bonner have been
allied in. Congressman Stewart and Sec
etary Proctor have been assiduousin stten- [
ions and Senator Edmunds called upon
be sick man Immediately on his return =
rom the South. Gen. CIRCUITS attack dates
rom exposure 10 days ago while driving :
nd was aggravated by his low physical
ondi,ion caused by constant and wearing
'ork as chairman Of the district committee s
hat pushed through an even greater
mount OF business this session tLan
susl.