The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-09

A sould,bs-tkisi entered the houss Of l
d, Aissvoaih. 10 Burlins,on. Friday even
log. and pressuiins . revolver 10 The bead
Of Mr.. Aiasvorth. demanded bis mcnsy
The old gentleman tackled bis ssssilsn'
AID pat him on, Of doors
Hou veil ne remember grandmother,
attic. 20 fragrant With medicinal roots
ADD herbsl Poor old soul. how precious
They seemed 10 hsri And yei. one bottle
u Ayers sarsapfills would do more good
than Der vholr collection Of "yarbs "
Rev. Alotro Is Flanders. the very pOpu
lar snd able rector Of 81 Lakes church .,
st. Aibaps has been honored by the u v.
Ms degree u Doctor Of Divinity.
You can never know til you try. how
quickly dos- Of Ayers Pills gill cure
,our sick head ache. Your stomach aud
bo~el. ueed cleansing. and these Pills
gill sccomplish il more edectuAlly and
comfortably than sny other medicine you
can find
David Dsmsg and Hermon KUN, Of Es
sex Junction. Who have been 10 jail 81
Burlington for some time, being bound up
for perjury 10 relation 10 violation OF the
liquor Law, have pleaded guilty and sen
fenced BY Judge L. II. Thompson 10 serve
one year each ia the house Of correction 1t
hard labor.
oae Of my children had very bad dis'
charge from his nose. Two physicians pre-
.cribed. but without benefit. We tried
Eiy's Cream Balm. and, much TO our snrp
rise. there was marked improvement.
We continued using the Balm aud in .
short time the discharge was cured. %:
A. Cary, Corning. N. Y.
A telegraph line is being put up be
tween Chester and Grafton.
A number Of houses are qusrsntined in
Bellows Falls because Of the measels.
Tue new chimney at the Fairbanks scale
shops iu st. Johnsbury is finished. 1t has
been ak weeks 10 building and contsins
200, 900 brick aud is l52 feet high.
Brattleboro voted at the special village
meeiios to adopt the Gamewell fire alarm
system and TO raise $500 in addition to
the % per cent tax voted at the last meet.
ing
The Fall Mountain Paper company. Of
Bellows Falls, started its log drive ola.
600. 900 feet from Wells River June 81.
An intelligent Brandon boy has inven.
ted new door fastener, which is very SIM
pie 10 its construction, but also very effecr
tive.
Charlie Bissell OF Bellows Falls beets
the record as q four.leayed clover finder.
He recently found bunch containing 20
perfect leaf stalks.
10 the long contest Vermont copper
mine suit Judge Rowell. with the consent
Of the Goddard and Cain creditors, 10
per cent OF their claims, amounting TO $44
600, the other claims, aggregating $780,
900. to be settled by another agreement or
more litigation.
Lucius Bigelow, for so long the brill
ant and able editorial writer on the Rut-
land Herald, but Of late occupying Q simi,
lar position on the Oregonian, at Portland
Ore. has closed his labors for that paper
and is writing for one in the booming city
Of Seattle, Wash.
A sad accident occurred at Granville on
Monday evening AT Hughes & Brow
nelrs slate quarry David Roberts, an en-.
ploye, was struck in the back by large
fragment Of rock hurled by blast from
Warren's quarry near BY, and cannot sur
vive. Roberts was sober, industrious
man.
John J. McAvoy Of Putney. was brought
before United State Com missioner John,
son on the charge OF doing business rs
retail liquor dealer without government
license and was held in the sum Of $500
bail for his appearance at October term Of
the United States District Court.
J. b. Hanson Of late an extensive granite
dealer and worker ct H,rdwick and Wood
bur y, has skipped, leaving quite q lot OF
ins ncisl mourners. His employees loose
heavily, as do the various business men in
that vicinity. Mr.. Hanson was operating
The old Carter quarry and Carter 4 Town
quarry in Woodbury., under the lease from
The Stannard Grauite company Of Swan
ton.
The V~rmont delegation Of Grand Army
men going to the national encampment at
Detroit the first week 10 August will leave
Rutland Aug. !. at 4.O5 p. m, on the fss'
express train TO Montreal, aud thence vert
by the Grand Trunk road. The Massacbu
,etts delegation will arrive 10 Rutland ct
J p. N. the same day from Boston in q
special trsio OF from eight TO ten cars. will
nave supper there aud then proceed on
heir journey. Fare Sl5 for round trip.
Judge Asa 0. Adds, 3 native OF st. Al
bans. died in Washington June "a. in bis
go year. He was graduate Of the Yer
mont supreme court bench. position he
resigned in 1865 to accept the United
), a,es cousulship at Nice. Italy He after
' ards served on the Southern Claims Com
mission aud French Claims Commission.
His rsmsins we're buried at St. Adams
Saturday. Hs leaves . widow, two sons
ind two daughters.
The name OF the postoffice at Mount
Tabor has been changed TO Griffith, the
,sme Of the village. This little hamlet up
q the mountains Was named Griffith few
'ears ago in honor Of s. l.. Griffith. The
flee has jns. received its supplies. G. l..