The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-15
STATE NEWS.

field, Mass, broke into the store OF 80
Fepton, at Bellows Fslls few nights ago.
packed q yali,e with clothing aud then
lsid down to rest. He fell asleep and was
found there in the morning when the store
was opened.
The use Of cslomel for arrangements Of
the liver has ruined many fine constilu'
,iop. Those who, for similar troubles
have tried Ayers Pills testify to their ell
ficscy in thoroughly remedying the male
adv, without il jury to the system.
Arthur, the II. yesr.old son Of !. X. Hsr'
yey of North Troy fell some 60 feet TO the
bed Of the river while crossing the stream
on a single plank He was terribly bruls'
ed In. DO bones we're broken and be crawl
ed out Of the water himself
For some time past I've been rheuma'
tic. l recently tiled Salvation Oil which
gave me almost instant relief sincerely
recommend it as it las entirely cured me-
James GORDON, DaIto, nv,
william Fieuch, an tmploye OF the
Faii banks scale company Of st. Johpsbury,
while visiting in Cabot last Friday with
his wife, was instantly killed by the acci'
dental discharge OF gun the entire charge
entering bis side near the heart.
There are millions in it said druggist
when asked about DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cts.
The descendants OF the family OF Thorn
as Ketcham, who settled in Sudbury about
1850, had reunion in Sudbury last Thurs
day. They met ct the old keicbsw home
stead. There were 100 present from the
Western States and Rutland and Addison
counties.
John Peterson Of Charlotte hes bought
the standard bred stallion Ormond, 2:2f
4. ofDr. W. s. Webb for 1880. Ormond
is sired by Happy Medium, sire OF 81 in
the 2.3O list, and OF the famous Nancy
Hanks, 200 IA,
Villas, Hawley Lapele have an eleva
tor at Swsnton with capacity OF lOo.ooo
bushels, aud are grinding 1000 bushels
corn Per day. Tue elevator is on one side
of the river aud the mill on the otb,r,
belt conveying tue corn GOO ie.t across the
stream and then carrying the meal back.
Col. Il. II. Powell has bought build
log lot on high street ST. Adams, and
will build fine residence thereon the
coming spring. Mr.. Powell aud family
will winter in st, Albans.
d. L. Gibson, OF Salisbury, soved four
| acres Of land belonging TO Mitchell Garter,
10 oats, last spring. aud raised 3S2 bush
els, eishipg 80 pounds to the bushel. No
pains were taken to raise big crop. IL
was greensward. and about 300 pounds Of
phosphate was applied to the acre; the oats
were the common western variety and
we're sowed IL bushels to The acre IL
ia the opinion OF the farmers heresbout'
that ibis comes pretty pesr beating the
r,cord, a. 90 liz bushels to the acre Is
something phenomena.
The 10Th annual meeting OF the Vermont
branch Womsn's Board Of Missions q
| Montpelier las week was largely attended
The reports showed very encouraging
condition There has been = large Increase
10 mem bership. there nov being l25 suxil
li,ries aud 81 mission circles 10 the state.
The donations Of the year amounted te
over $1,000, 40 increase Of 81 per cent ovei
The previous year, and legacy OF ovei
s2I 900 from Miss Hubbard OF Berniug
ton.
AdIt Gen. Peek hes issued the following
notice: All yermonters holding commits
sions 10 the regular army and psvy. also
in the United States colored troops and
regiments or batteries OF other states arr
requested to send their names. rank. or
CARNATIONS il which they served. with I
.bor, sketch Of their services TO the sdIn
t.n,.genef.i's tfice 81 Montpelier st ,heil
earliest opportunity. 10 order ibss 'be!
nav be ipcladed 10 the pew roster Of Yer
mon, 10 The vsr Of the rebellion. nov be
ing complied.
The Loot children Of Joseph Ryan 0
! Csstleton, we're found about inree'qlarierl
! ois mile IRON their home Al .. N. FIJI
day. A large gsng Of men searched ,h'
woods and aosrries 10 every direeiioi
Thursday night snd Friday. The sesrel
J vas sbcut to be given up when iev lead
,ug spirils suggested one more ssafeh
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