The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-30
STATE NEWS.

! ufiAtt StdstA % ehHs 'VsctF ~ S"'s 49,
ursl - In youih, and 10 remove dsndrua
use caly Halls Hair Reneusf.
Charles Willard Of Bsrtonsville has
tame front that weighs over tvo pound
ADD viii 60, worms from its owners hand.
Cold. cough. cofin is shat philosopher
tern "a logical sequence" ons is YER
liable 10 follow the other; but BY cnrinI
the cold With dess Of Ayers Cherry Pee
iorsl, the cough uill be stopped and cofii'
not needed = jas, at present.
Manly Smith. OF Plaipded. los, tire
COWS recently by the stable floor eisinl
away, which lrh them hanging in the stsl
cbions
When your heart is bad. aud Jour bea'
Is bad. and you are bad clean through
What 10 ntededf asked Sunday schoo
teacher to her class. know-Ayer's Ssr
sapArills, answered = little girl, whose sicl
mother bad recently been restored h
beaitn " 'hst iueuicipe'
Pour men were arrested st Mendol
Saturday on complaint OF the Vernon
Fish and Game league on charge Of dyn'
hitting trout.
Wesley johnson. . native OF Vermont
age 81 years. fell down stairs at Malone
n. Y. July IL and fractured his skull caus
ing death In . few minutes Mr. John
son bad resided in Malone Tor 70 years.
Montpelier stockholders Of the FoYl
Payne Coal and Iron company say thai
they will take $4,000 OF the sl00. 0O(
which the company proposes to raise. to
pu, il on q solid basis
About $500. together with q new organ,
have been contributed toward the $1,000
needed for the construction OF new chap,
81 on the Soldiers Home grounds at Ben
nington.
George W. Cahoon. Of Lyndonville. one
Of the best known lawyers OF Eastern Ver'
mont. died July 49, after long and pain,
full illness, aged go years He Was de.
scepdent Of one the original settlers in the
town, and his father. George c., was 9
member OF congress.
We are glad to note that, after several
months illness, Gov. Smith on Monday as
sumed the responsibilities OF bis position
Is president OF the Central Vermont rail.
road
Ed. Il. X. Green, son OF the famous
Hetty Green, reputed to be the richest
woman 10 America. and once resident OF
Bellows Falls. has purchased the Chicago
Times HIS mother has the greatest con
fidence in his financial sagacity aud en
trusts much OF her business, that she for
merly attended to personally, to him.
Tue graded school trua,ees Of Benning.
ton have raised the salaries Of nearly oil
the teachers and increased the school OK,
penses about $1,000.
The formation OF . reservoir company in
Springfield has been completed and meas,
ures will he at once begun for putting .
dam on Black river.
Col, b. b. Smslley, on recent western
trip, was relieved Of his overcost in the
pocket OF which. among other things. were
quite q number Of annual passes over rail.
roads running west from Chicago, issued
to him rs president Of the Osdensburgh
and Lake Champlsin railroad.
Ernest r. Eckley Of Brandon went to
New York recently and returned on bis
bicycle being five days in making the jour
ney.
Helen Ryder, little four,yesr,old girl
OF Bellows Falls, fell from Q carriage and
the wheel ran over her neck. She escaped
Secretary Proctor and Secretary Rusk
have made appointments to attend the
Horse Breeders meeting at White River
Junction, August 70 to ~.
The largest fish ever taken from Lake
Bomoseen was recently captured by John
Coffee. II measured "a inches around the
largest place, was 40 inches long and
weighed over 45 pounds. :.
A man strongly resembling the desorip.
lion OF Almy the Hanover murderer, was
arrested at Weston Monday and is being
held to await advice from Hanover. His
height. weight. scsr on wrist and hair ex
lc,ly correspond with the description OF
Amy given by the New Hampshire author
les He came to town last Friday and
las since been trying to get work, offering
o work 10 the bayfield, for 81 day.
Mr.. Frank d. Barton. the well.known
Nstbam farmer and stockma was quite
'sdly hurt on Tuesday by his stallion.
Robert McGregor. The animal became
nrsce and. after biting his owner 10 the
rm. threw him down aud again STACKED
i'm. keeping At it till Mr.. Winch Of Mid
Iebury, who is In Mr.. Bartop's employ
rove bin IF with 9 club. MI. Barton
iss seriously bruised and cut, but DO
zones we're broken.
Vermont Association OF Road and Trot,
log Horse Breeders Seventh Annual Meet,
" 1t Billings Park. White River Junction
be list week 10 August. Three races aud
grand exhibition Of horses each day. 30
orses and colts to be sold by suction dur
,e The meeting. $4,000, 90 in stakes and
reuiums. Entry to premium close Aug.
J With +. II harrington, Secretary. Bran
on Write him for entry blanks. Those
ishing stalls should spply ct once TO Z.
BrownelI, Burlington.
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