The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-16
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! srsnaps'rsh sov reside Ia Rupui. Tb,
! housa Of Sylvester Denine. former resi-.
: desi Of Aflissiaa. bat ncs with the rst
, ssas railresi canprsy ia New yors. val
. alsu buried. They ssre just getting osel
IL, effects Of the Gre IL The same place ia
April. iss5. wLrn the tosa vas burned.
To st!0y onss ssli thoroughly asder all
cireemsisnor, and naa enjoy perfect
health. csisfrh. . much prevailing die
ease eau be resdily eurd by s.iGs Old
Ssui's Cstsuh Cure.
A railroad from the qusrries 10 East
barre has been surveyed. aud work will
be begun II once. The distance Is about
ivo mites. The road 10 built by subscrip'
ton. but the company furnishes the iron
work, II will probably be completed this
fall.
Rev. 8. II. Archibald Of wsIline ford
has been pastor Of the Baptist church 10
that town ior fourteen yesrs l. is an iu
teresiins fact TO note that none Of the lsu,
yers. doctors or ministers are now living
who we're there when be located 10 the
town
Little but active are Dr.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
Beet liver pills made; gentle yet thor
oush. They regulate snd invigorsie The
liver, stomach aud bowels.
The groaDd about the vermon SOLDIER
Home at Bennington hss been greatly i'm
proved OF late. inciuling . marble
walk the entire length Of the south front
Of the bnildiag Tue marble vss the do
nation Of Col. Redacid Proctor, one OF the
trustees Of the home.
Ladies' week at Montpelier is TO 90
eur the same week in which the Vermont
officers reunion is to be held, as usual,
which is named this year for the last week
10 October. The officers reunion is TO
come of Wednesday, the Goth, and the
ladies will hold their reception at the
state house the evening previous, Tuesday.
October IS
ID. q, Allard's large saw mill Ia Mt. |
Holly, near the Weston line. was burned |
about three O'Clock on Saturday morning. |
The mill was on land owned by the p. L. |
Chase Manufacturing Co.. and il has been |
supplying the company with lumber.
Some Of the men who were sleeping in the
mill were awakened blythe creackling Of
burning wood and had no time to lose in |
making good their escape The fire IL
supposed to have originated from : spark
from the engine in the building.
Don't read Don't think! Don't be
level Now, are You better? You women
who think that patent medicines are
humbug. and DR.. Percs's Favorite Pre-
scription the biggest humbug Of the Whole
because its best known OF all) does your
lack Of faith cure come?
The Vermont Farmers State Political
League is to be organized at Montpelier,
O,tober "a previous to which time two
weeks vigorous campaign will be conduc'
ted IN the organization Of county leagues
under the direction Of Walter B. Pierce
of New York, the eloquent lecturer OF the
Farmers National league.
There's nothing half so sweet ia life as
cloves young dream" Now about this.
there is some diversity OF opinion. Some
giving preference TO . good article OF tsffy
but there are few things any sweeter than
ease. after a rscking pain, and this is only
cotton by using Salvation Oh.
Deacon ]. j. Miner, former living ABOUT
hslf mile out OF Chester village, was on
bis way to Chester depot Tuesday morning
with q load OF potatoes. aud while des
sending steep hill near the residence OF
George Parker be was thrown from the
wagon and instantly killed. The horses
became unmaragable and when be was
thrown from his seat his feet caught 10
The whiffletrees and he was dragged about
ID feet. 1t IS supposed that bis head
fought in the wheel, IS his face was ter
ribly mutilate1, both eyes being torn out
and his nose missing. Mr.. Miner for the
past 20 years has been : faithful deacon
II the Baptist church there. Ia bis death
he church loses one Of its most promi.
lent members. and the community an
honest, influential citizen. He leaves =
widow and one son, who have the sympathy
u large circle OF friends. He was .
member OF Henry post, g. A. Il.