The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13
STATE NEWS.

. make her FIRST appearance 10 New York o
, the 18th OF November.
J Frank Martin, unmarried. Of Rich
) mond, was killed on the Central Vernon
D near tina. village. Friday morning.
People call it backache and do nothing
for it until the doctor is called. and b
Q pronounces it rheumatism. II they ha,
> used Salvation OIL 10 the time. the doc
/ tors bill could have been saved.
George f. Knapp Of Sitks, Alaska. 4
membrr Of the class OF IS OF Middlebur,
college. recently married Miss Gertrnd
Patton OF Siiks. They will continue thei
residence III Sitks, where Mr.. Knapp il
! deputy collector Of customs.
Don't catch cold, but il you do, nothing
will meet the requirements Of the case 81
well Is Dr. Buil's Cough Syrup. Pric,
IS cents.
The Free Press announces that Gen
william Wells of Burlington was on Mon
day stricken with neuralgia OF the heart
and that for time his condition was very
critical. At last accounts, however, he
was somewhat improved.
| To enjoy good health, aim 10 always
have abundant sleep; this can generally
be secured by management, unless you
have crying baby, iu which case DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup will greatly assist
| A fire Wednesday night destroyed +.
pulp,mill, dwelling, barn and several ad.
joining buildingsI IN. Salisbury. owned by
Kingsley Brothers The house was occu
pied by lawyer G. F. Kingsley and is a
total loss. The origin Of the fire is un
known.
A very sgood recommendation; used
Old Saul's Cartsrrb Cure fol- influenza and
was cured.
President Harrison. knowing the repu.
tation Of Vermont Morgan horses, wished
to purchase pair for bis own driving and
Governor Proctor bought for him q beau
tiful pHfr Of bay Lambert Morgans of
Herbert Z. Lane Of Plainfeld. Price
$500.
Miss Lettce Lee Bowen OF Gaysville at,
tanned the advanced age Of 80 yesrs, Octo,
Der %, says the Woodstock Standard
Several OF her neighbors surprised her by
q call the afternoon before and found her
IN her favorite chair reading the Boston
Journal without glasses.
Andrew Kirby and grandson, of Win
ooski had narrow escape from horrible
death last week. While loading sand the
bank gave way and completely buried
them. They we're Immediately dug out
and taken home. The wagon they we're
loading was badly smashed.
The widow OF Charles B. Pope has
given = handsome library building TO
Dsnville 10 memory OF her husband, who
was native of that place. 1t is . sub
stsntial wood building Of colonial struc
ture. Mrs. Pope is soon to give an oil
painting OF her husband to be hung 10 the
building.
The string OF horses owned by DR.. w.
Seward Webb OF Shelburne farms passed
through town Saturday evening en- route
to New York. where ii is stated they will
be exhibited at the National horse show.
They we're unq uestionsbly the attraction
OF the recent horse breeders meeting,
and sre one Of the finest collections OF
horses 10 this country today.
The SONS OF Vermont 10 Chicago and
vicinity are already talking about cele
brs'ing the Tooth anniversary Of Yer
mont's staten God, which occurs on Janu'
nary H. ACbicago paper recently stated
that the late census showed that more
lived 10 Chicago and vicinity
Ihan 10 Vermont ITSELF A monster cele,
bration 10 expected and vermonters will
probably he present from oil over the
Union.
The choice OF Gen. J. @. Mccullough
II bennington ~ trustee Of the Snldiers'
Home TO Gil the vacancy occasionsd by
be death Of Hou. Frederick Billings. was
made at = meeting Of the trustees Oct. 20.
This must be regarded as sn appropriate
The state is indebted 10 Gen.
Mccullough more than TO any other man ,
o. the donation Of the valuable home !
property TO its present use. Besides, the
enersl Is en- excellent business man.
George Z. Croveii. editor and proprie
or Of the Household, has sold that paper =
, Ps,teneill h Hrtshorn. the former OF
be we'll known Boston advertising firm Of
bat name. and the latter the son,iu,Isw
Ford. publisher OF the Youths Com
snion. II is expected the paper will Il
rslIy be removed to Boston. The publ, :
ssion OF the Household vas brgun At is
tsiiiehoro In 1865. and Mr.. Croveli ~
lined its proprieiorship few years later. =;
b. paper has sttsined q monthly cireu
iion OF $1,000 copies. aud has given EN-
loymsut 70 . scors or more Of bands
. loss 10 Bts,,leboro will be seriously
H.
Over = foot Of NOV lies on the NOM,
10 10 ssanburs and Somerset. and The
gusn ere busy on their log ,obs