The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-11
Stare NEWS.

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| The bss, and suresi dye 10 color ID.
beard ssvra or blsrl. ~ may Be desired. u
Buckinshsns Dye iof The vhisken. II
never fsils.
The st. Altsus creamery IL supplied by
IS sspsrsiors 10 frsnkliu. Chi.tsnden sad
Lsmoille counties.
Slight dersagement,o Of ihe stomach and
bowels may often bs corrected by taking
only one Of Ayers Pills. Through no,
having the Pills al band. your disorder in'
oresses. snd regular o. OF sickness follows
| For the ~snt Of nail the shoe vas Loaf
etc,
l, Is erpeeted tina. the pay roll Of the
new shoe factory 81 Burlington will be be
tseen $4,000 snd 5000 weekly,
For several years pas, . gentle man In
Nashns. N. H.. has beeu la the habit OF
taking Ayers Ssrsspsrill TO tone up tis
system preparatory TO the heated term.
He fiods that this medicine relieves the
tired feeling so prevalent during spring
aud early summer
The body Of the young son Of Torrance
Sloane. OF West Csstleton. who Was drown
cd 10 Lake Bomoseen last Saturday by
the cspsizipg Of his boat. WAS found the
following Tuesday.
The rear Of the big drive OF lis. 900 600
feet OF logs is now al the foot Of the falls
at Melodies. Logs are packed solid in
the river for distance Of nearly four miles
from Wells River to Dodge Falls.
OF the for,y.six men composing the class
1851 at Dartmouth. nineteen are dead, and
among those who expect to celebrate the
fortieth clsss anniversary at the coming
commencement. are Secretary Of war Proct
or aud Judge Jonathan Ross, Of st Johns,
bury.
Deer are evidently becoming quite M.
merous in Vermont rs they are seen almost
every day browsing in the clesrings and
frequently along the highways. One WAS
seea to cross the road near Ludlow on
Thnrsdsy.
The Montpelier band has been engaged
~ the reeipentsl band for the muster at
Bennington centennial week. II is expecti
ed that practically the same organization,
OF 40 pieces. as that which went to New
York on the Washington centennial, will
go to Bennington.
The Central Vermont Railroad com pany
Is said to have in contemplation q scheme
Of reorganization by which the present
will retire and young men
take their places, and the various leased
lines will be consolidated under one mana,
cement.
The contract for building the hospital at
the Soldiers home, at Bennington has been
awarded to the Eagle Square Company. OF
South SALISBURY. The building is to be
located north OF the home and connected
with it by covered walk. II is to be OF
wood, one story, but quite high posted.
The supreme court OF the state has just
rendered an interesting decision 10 which
it is held that 10 liquor prosecutions begun
by town grand juror before Justice and
finished in county court by the state sttor,
ney, having been appealed by respondent,
the grand juror Is entitled to the moity Of
the fine instead Of the states attorney.
There will be meeting Of the directors
Of the Greenwich and Johnsonville road
with the projectors of the Jacksonville
and Rutland road, June l6. when it will
be settled whether the road will
be constructed.
The Fish aud Game League is getting in
ZONE good work in Furnishing vioIators OF
he six inch trout law. George Wheeler
and George P. Russell. of Rutland. and
David Baird, Of Chittenden, last Monday
paid s., 50. and $40, with
'osts 10 each case, and West Brsttleboro
10y was fined Sl2 for a similar offence.
W. d. Leonard, OF Winhall, has pair
Il forceps and turkeys that it is claimed
we're brought over on the May flower in
620 by the surgeon Of that ship. They
rave passed from bis generation into the
lands Of Mr.. Leonard through Eve genera,
ions OF doctors MIR. Leonard was in q
medical college when he got them The
orceps are somewhat similar to the hawks ,
MI forceps, commonly used by dentists
ears ago.
The BirdiIlo Marble mill property was
old 1t suction Sstasrdy to Everson d
'emple for $40 200 w. G. Fletcher OF 9
Brandon was the suctioneer. The Column,
ian Marble company will occupy it for [
be present.
The Springfield Union returns to the
lbject Of . revival OF the beef industry
nd says OF the Vermont farmers: II they
snnot produce better beef than some OF =
,at which comes from the West. they are
ot rs enterprisins as we think them. but
certainly looks as il Vermont might re
,in its old prestige for beef and mutton .
Using, and make profit ont OF it.
Az Carpenter died in Lockport. N.
1t Sunday at the age Of nearly l04 years. v
e Was born Jnly 2, 1857, in Vermont, o.
1t has lived in New York state the great. a. q.
mari .f his life Ua has slwavs Iivad a ~
IL OF single blessedness. and it is said be
'yer drank liquor or smoked or chewed D,
bacco. Up 10 within the past year Mr..
was able TO walk from Batavia.
here helived with nephew. to Lockport
bout three weeks ago be came on the r
r. and told his niece, Mrs. II armop,
1T be bad come to die.