The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-20


~ D.nsles. bis len hand y. hccrsie'
and tied vita Handkerchief, tie hack Q
his bead had hsea crashed BY The isss o
the monster hrals. snd his body vss mutt
lated by tho elsws.
/ v.s sufferer from es.srfh for tiiteel
years. With dis,fessins pain over my eyts
l used EIys Cream balm With srsiiiyipl
results Am apparently eured.-Z G
Warren. Rutland, W.
Al the lssi iovn meeting Of Rutland far
mers we're allowed the privilege Of vcsk
ing on, their taxes. The selcc.mep rspor
thai but iev al them have done 90.
The steamer Msqasm undsr Capt. Gray
Of Burlington is having . successful see
son.
Ralph Bovley OF Newport bassed bald
sssle which measured seven fee, from iiI
10 tip.
The Thomas II Chubb Rod company Of
Post Mills 10 clearing away the old dam,
took ont pine logs which we're put Ia by
Joseph Hinekley sbon. 100 years ago. aud
we're perfectly sound. They will be saved
into shingles
A iso story dsel'ing honse, shed. car
riaga house aud horse barn, belonging 10
Jesse Thompson OF HslifaI. we're destroy.
"A hx Hr.. nj l.1 ma
rners vas $1,000 insurance on 1000 gallons
OF syrup which wss bnrned .z4s
The N,tlh Congregational church OF 81.
Jobp.bury. has received legacy u $500
from the late Miss Mary Suitb, $4,000 by
the will OF ex,Gov lbrace Fairbanks.
Fae ipc5me Of both lrgscies will be used
for the relief OF the poor.
Senator Morrill, WAS last saturday one Of
party OF capitalists VII, examined the
fine grauite qaarries in Tunbriiee. with
the purpose Of forming a stock company
Of 500 900 capital to operate them. The
qlarfies were opened over loo years ago,
but have not been worked for many years.
Senstor Morril scorned to ride and tramp,
ed over the hills like boy.
The portrait OF Gen Stsrks ordered for
the New Hampshire State House, which
will be exhibited Of the Bennington
cele brstion this week. has been painted
by L. d. Tepney OF Boston, II is 81 by "a
inches and was painted from q portrait
made by Miss Anna Crowninshield Of
Salem, Mass, in 1910. when the genera
was 50 years old.
II does not appear that DR.. wedbs sr'
engagements for buying Shelburne Point
are making very rapid progress Some OF
the owners OF farms have set rather high
price on their land $500 an acre This
would briog farm Of 80 acres up to s20,,
700 There is not much doubt but tina,
he doctor will eventually secure control
81 the Point but il is not likely that he
will consent to pay the price stated above. !
George Joues, editor Of the New York |
lines. died last week. Ha was born 70 |
Vesrs ago 10 Poultney. 10 this village Mr.
Jones first met Horace Greeley and as
boys they formed mutual friendship
which lasted nearly half q century. Both
worked for the same man. . proprietor OF
general store and country newspaper.
q 1888 Jones declined the far OF Greeley
% take partnership interest 10 the Trib
Ine which the latter had just started. In
85l Jones, 10 association with Henry j.
ssymond and Edward b. Wesley oom
nenced tue publication OF the Times. Ray
,ond died in 1869. but the paper was car
led along successfully under Mr.. Jones's
BILE management.
% the Clough place, on the old turn
ike in the southeastern part Of Woodford,
little graveyard that is grown up with
eeds aud sbrubbcry. Tears ago there
'as much travel on thst road TO eastern
owns. o. one Of the old rough marble
tones is the inscription: Oliver Perry,
led December 20. 1920. Footmen passing
the lonely place one day last week
oiiced that the grave Of Perry bad been
pened. Advancing nearer il was seen
nat the human bones had been strewn
round promiscuously. The travellers
assed on TO Hsrtwel!ville and reported
hat they had seen. when it was learned !,
lat day or two before three men were
en going 10 that direction, two OF whom
ere students OF the well,known college
the Bay state. Mr. Perry was buried
vepty years ago, dug his own grave, and
is said buried large sum Of money in
esithen jar. Ia the old cellar Of the
'use they excsvsted i several places and
rned over two large stones. The bones
We been placed back 10 the grave.
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