The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-03-05

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barn hy ~ ASHAMED lroneha thai be hsd
reeeri. bought HE shouldsr vas dis'
located, aud 10 YES stamped upop Ard
severely ip.ared 10 several PLACES.
According 70 rns,eris Iet the isfses,
order for sipsie sdvsftiseaeDt 10 oDs pa
per before the gar, uss sisen by ibe Pair
banks Scale company ss 81 Johnsbpry 10
10 Nes Yotk Tnbure. II smounied 10
81. 600
Jsekips l.. wisebsii Of F.irbsven. bss
aken bevy al dogs from Bis kenpeis 70
the bis Msdison sqasre dog shou IN New
Yo'k. flo has several valuable dogs ia bis
collection. some vs'ucd - high Is 81 600
wiipiustou has vutei 10 bond five
,imesi,be .moani Of its liss So 900 = 10
The Wilmington aud Hoossc tunnel narrow
esuse railroad already completed TO
Read,boro within 10 miles Of wilaington,
Last Saturday one Of 3 l. Gnfiiths
teams q, Mount Tabor drew from the
woods into the mill yard 1885 feet Of
spruce aud hard wood logs. Tins is said
10 best spy previous record for .
days vork Of one team by about 4. 900 Il.
Joseph Duane vas the driver Of The team ;.
A South Vernon man is raising cucum,
bss Tor market. 10 bot house, and IL
shipping several bushels daily to New
York, for which be obtsins big prices be
cause Of the failure Of New Jersey growers
10 secure crop.
Chrlss Bartlett Of Brooksville was frozen
TO death While trying TO cross the lake
from Pisstsburgh . few days since. He
lost bis way aud persisted aud the body
vas found on the Joe He had lived 10
Middlebury. but three or four years ago
moved to Brooksville. where be bough.
email place.
A correspondent boasts that there ere
but few stations between ST. Albsns and
w.. X Junction doing . larger freight busi
ness thsn st Bethel. Immense quantities
Of lumber, pulp wood, hemlock bark and
chair stock are shipped away. . good share
Of which is loaded at the lum Der yard at
the south end Of the village,
The new elevator At Richford was the
scene Of . fatal. accident on Saturday
afternoon. when two men we're precipits
ted q distance Of "a feet by the breaking
OF . staging Jack Bacon Of Waterloo. p.
O.. was killed outright. and Chas. Shspg'
raw was so badly hart that be will probs
bly, die.
Mrs Anna Hutchins Clsrk died at her
home in Middletown Springs. Wednesday,
the Goth. at the age Of 90 years. IL months
and 10 days She was born and spent her
life in that town. She had outlived oil Of
her children. Her oldest living family
relative is the Hon. Merritt Clark Of Pcuit.
ney, who has just passed into bis S9th
year
The sale OF seats for the Mary Howe
on the 10th opened Monday morn
lug at Higgins 4 Hyde's. AMI within less
than two hours and half not only was
every seat 10 the opera house sold. but AZ
extra chairs were disposed Of as we'll. The
sale opened ct $50 o'clock. but for over an
hour before at least 40 eager ticket buyers
we're grouped about the door awaiting en-,
trance. few having come Is early as 4
o'clock 10 the morning. and this With the
more than 20 degrees below
zero. II was the coolest morning OF the
season. and some Thermometers we're as low
rs 20 degrees. The sale is regarded one OIL
The largest among the townspeople ever
held 10 Rutland. there being 678 tickets
sold to Rutland people against 1872 from
out OF town. At 8 o'clock the announce
ment WAS made that every seat had been
lakeD, yet y stream Of people aud many
kilograms poured 10. Among the orders
untitled from ont OF town were 80 seats
RON Brandon, besides orders from Wal
ingford, Ludlow and other places = ct
east 300 tickets in all. Herald.