The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-07-16
STATE NEWS.

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STATE NEWS.
: Blanche, daughter OF Charles Wallace {
Ryesste. vas thrown from . csrrisg
. sgsinst . bsrhed wire fence and receive
. very serious injuries.
A faded or gray beard may be colored
: beautiful and natural brown or black, q
} will, by using Buckinham's Dye for I'd
Whiskers.
The summer resorts on Lake st. Gather
, Toe. Pouliuey. are fast filing with bard
ers.
As an Emergency Medicine. for suddel
colds. Ayers Cherry Pec,orsl takes th
lead OF oil remedies. . dose or two gen
orally sufficing to stop ordinary cough
and ease the worst. For the cure Of ihros
snd lung disorders, this preparation is IN
equalled.
Extensive repairs and changes are to b.
made on the Congregational church at Ru
land, costing some $4,000
Caesars famous "veni. vidi, vici," -
came. | saw. conquered might be an up.
propriste motto for Ayers SArsspsrilla
We charge nothing for the suggestion.
This great blood purifier couquors wher
ever 1t comes. and is now absolutely with
out equal 10 the world.
Roy Rounds. Of West pn. WAS danger
ously injured by scythe in the hands OF q
play mate striking him 10 the forehead aud
penetrating his skull
George Commings. Of Hsrdwick, has
been placed under $1,000 bail to answer in
the United States court to an indictment
for passing counterfeit money.
two-yesr.old daughter OF Fred Cheney
OF Barre. last Friday got hold Of box OF
Paris green and ate quite quantity. By
the prompt use OF . stomach pump and
powerful sntidotes her life WAS saved.
1t now seems assured that Middlebury
is to have that long promised passenger
depot. But IL is claimed that neither the
proposed location nor the proposed new
building will meet the wants Of the people
Of Mlddlebury and the surrounding
towns
Roy Wheeler Of Bethel, who has been
indulging quite freely 10 cigarettes. suffs.,
ed the penalty Of it one day last week by
severe fit, the effects OF which lasted him
for several days.
Mrs. Cyrus Pump Of Salisbury, while
talking with her family on Saturday morn.
ing, arose from her chair and dropped
dead. The cause is supposed to be heart
trouble. She had been enjoying her usual
health up TO the time OF her death.
N. l.. Davis, master mechanic OF the
Rutland division OF the Central Vermont
railroad, died st / 40 O'Clock Sunday morn
log at his home on West street from the
effects Of stroke OF paralysis caused by
cerebral hemorrhage.
Attorney General Miller OF the United
States who. with Mrs. Miller is TO be the
guest Of Secretary Proctor in August, paid
bis first visit to Vermont last summer he
Is an enthusiastic sdmirer OF the Green
Mountain State. and holds that beside be
log one Of the most beautiful places be
was ever 10. it has sir that is something 10
les q upon.
There hiss been 9 cut 10 railroad rates 10
the Grand Army convention st Detroit the
first week in August. The fare from Rut.
land for the round trip by the way OF the
Central Vermont and Grand Trunk roads
bss been reduced from sl5 10 Sl3 The
Rutland Grand Army men will start Sat.
urdsy, August !. going on The fast train at
4 05 p. m.
Mary McMsnn was drowned near the
paper mill bridge ct Middlebury. The
body vas not recovered for several day..
The river Was dragged. but the body was
found nearly . mile down stream. There
Vas suspicious circumstances attending
her drowning. An investigation Vas had
before Justice L. ID Eldredge. The verdict
Vas that the child came to her death by
accidental drowning.
A band Of sypsies passed through Fort
Am. N. T.. jane ~, and kidnapped two
boys. one about IL years old. Tue moth
" Of the latter followed the band aud over
,suid them 10 Psulst When she demsn.
isd that they give mp the boy they deoied
ny knouledgs Of him. bat che leveled q
iouble bsrreied shot gun 81 tae leader aud
be ., once produced both boys. There
#as every indication Of az improm pin
,eek tie party . 10 the Wild And veoiy vest
%, the kiduappers we're fnsliy allowed 10
iepsrt 90 promising 10 leave the state.
That mother should have . medal
Mrs.. Henry u. Smith Of Rutland sss
appointed administrator Of Der former has,
,sud's estate and served 90 ipianciion. Ia,
usd by Juise Start. before bis funeral
dr. smith made no will. but decided TO
dra Mary Brill ell bis real estate and per.
'obsI property. ssd gave Der several thous
ed dollars In money 10 person before bis
lesth. Mr.. Brill. the housekssper ssted
or nodifcstion Of the injunction which
Ii,er hearing. Judge Start denied, |