The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-05
STATE NEWS.

vile WAS discovered TO be on FIRE near th,
boiler. The flames developed the entir,
mill. Most OF the sawed lumber Wal
saved. besides . large number OF log,
wi h which the yard was filed. Their,
was . small insurance on building and OF
some OF the machinery.
Save one half Of your soap bills by usins
Brussels soap. II contsius mo rosin" T
Perkins sells it
| An evening or two ago. ut West Berk
shire, while steering large ''pung" full o.
boys, q young man named Welcome wa,
Instantly killed. The roads were very 10y
and on going through the bridge the smsl
sled went from under him. going partly
through the side Of the bridge. He was
dragged some distance by the large sled
aud then crushed between post and The
heavy loaded sled. killing him instantly.
Rosiu is used TO adulterate soap. Brus
sells soap contains mo rosin" and is sold
byJ. p. Blackmer,
Asaw mill in Weston, run by Thomas
Vail, was burned last Friday night with
contents, including considerable machinery
and Manufactured stock. The Harris man.
ufacturing company bad $4,000 worth oil
machinery and manufactured stock il the
mill. The latter was t, have been shipped
to Rutland 90 Saturday.
Al the recent encampment Of the q, A.
r. ct Burlington D. L. Morgan Of Rutland
WAS elected Department Commander,
George W. Doty was elected senior vice
commander; Comrade H. A. Dudley Of
Londonderry, junior vice commander;
medical director, L P. Russeli,sf Middle.
bury; chaplain, Il. r., Barnard Of Under
bill. The Womans relief corps elected the
following. named ofilcers President, Mrs.
G. A. Thompson of ST. Johnsbury; vice
president, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sesver Of Mont
pelier; junior vice'president. Cslista r.
Jones Of Bradford. secretary. Mrs. Sarah
]. Adams Of st. Johnsbury; treasurer, Mrs.
Sarah II. Hovey Of 81. Johnsbury; chap.
lain, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Msnsur OF Island
Pond.
The investment fund com panes and like
concerns. which have lately done -four.
ishing business in New England by prom,
Using . very large return for q small mon
thly payment. have recently extended
their teld OF operations to this state; but
their work is cut short by an official circu'
lsr, issued by Luther g. Green. state
inspector Of finance. in which the compsn,
les are forbidden to do BURNERS ia Yer
mont, any one acting rs agent for them
being liable to . fne of 81 900.
Henry A Clark, q wealthy manufacturer
II furniture 10 Pniladelphia. purchased . |
ev years ago The old Doubleday farm, two
niles south OF Sh,rou, and built upon /,
IN eies ant summer residence, and some |
ime sfterwsrd, to crafty himself and to
upply his family with good milk aud but.
er. purchased q lew nice Jersey COWS.
Making more butter than be could use be /
ent some TO Phi'sdeIpbis and was soon
verwhcimeI with orders for all be would
ell, st jsLcy prizes. He has purcha sed
djoinins farms until he has now about
200 acres. Ia bis dairy are 100 fine cows,
III lie has about so heiierr, but I'll, SO have
10 been tutiicieut to supply the demand
Or his butter aud he has purchased milk
rom iarmsrs, usiDg = separator TO take
at The cream. His shipmyuts amount TO
500 pounds of gilt edged butter weekly,
nd yet be cannot supply the demands OF
is cust su,sfr.
William Hipckl.y has been arrested for
the horses which recently died
Ratlaud from eating Paris green, The
whence agaiust bin at the hearing was
lear spd conclusive, and he vas held 10
be sum Of $1,000 Tor trial ut the March
Brm OF the County cou,t Ii is thought
.si he committed the act Tor revenge He I
as bal record.
II Is stated that there is hardly tow
, Rutland add Addison counties 10 which {
og Tax collected IL sufficient to meet tie
sDs1es assrded Tor sheep killing.
DR.. A. II. Chesmore. president Of the
tate Bord u Health. died 81 bis home 10
huntingdon The 27th Of acute bfonchitis
Il Cbesmore vas born 10 Wsrrea 10 1887
'ar,og the rebellion be served IS surgeon
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