The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-19

Dr. lanes X Nelson 81 ~, Johrsbury
hss been awarded sis. 800 damages BY I
,sry 10 the sspsriar cosa 81 Bcsior. Tbs
vas ios iplsris received 10 scoilssaos 81
PAssnpsio sisiior Jsn. ~, 1859
Doat uss rosia sosp ubeu yOu can bny
bars Of Brussels sospg shich ecnssiss nc
rosisl ips 20 een,s. 81 7. Perkins,
A, the ssnusl meeting Of the sheldor
Marble eompssy o. IVES, Ba,land the fol
loving u.re elected, pnsideui. Charles
II. Sheldon: vics'presisept,E T. Smith
treasurer. john A. Sheldon; secretary and
general manager. ". x. Sheldon: superin'
tenasni. Y, l. Patch
No ro.inl No rosipl No rosipi This
il vhs, you sc, wben you boy Brussels
.osp Of J. Y. Bisckmer.
Tue proposed paper mill 10 pretty sure
"a be bull, ., Wells River. for $4,000
on, Of The $4,000 required has been sab
.cGbed.
Advice. trom the Hoi Springs report
Hon. J. l.. Martin OF Brsitieboro has much
improved ia health aud planning TO return
hame.
The of,ics OF the Bsriseil hou.e Ra'
land underwent . complete change last
seek, The walls and ceiling have been
calcimined and the woodwork painted 10
imitation Of cherry and ash. Consider
able painting aud renovating will be done
To the upper rooms OF the hoose
The du,ies assessed At The port Of 81
Adams during January Amounted to s72,
200 50; the value Of dn,iable entries WAS
slGl 500, the value OF free goods entered
vas $50. $50. Among the entries we're 81. !,
1874 4 bushels potatoes. 10 tons fresh fish
7 tons sslt fish, 966 tons hay. 1000 bushels
ouions and Shetland ponies.
The annual festival OF the Rutland Music
Fe,tivAl association will take place 10 Ru,.
and. May ~, 2s and 2s These soloisis
bave been eDased to assist; Soprani. Mile.
Clementine de We're. Mrs. jennie p.
Walker and Miss Rose Stewart; contrslto,
Miss Gertrude Edwards; tenors. George J
Parker aud William A. Rieger; bassi,
Myron W. Whitney and Gardner S. Lam
SOD; violiuist; Felix Wiuternitz pianist.
Fnul.iu Adele Aus,derOhe; celiist, NJ
Victor Herbert.
The Green Mountain pulp company
have about 1900. 900 feet Of pulp logs at
Brandon and about 100000 feet more on
the New Haven river, ready to be foated
down to their mill as soon rs spring
opens.
james Leamy OF West Rutland. whose
son has b en missing Tor several months,
received "a telegram Sunday from New York
stating that boys body with an envelope
in the pocket addressed to James P Leamy,
West Rutland, was found drowned. MI.
L-smy rft at once for New York to iden
lify the body. II is undoubtedly that Of
bis son. who was telegraph operator
The Vermont veterans association OF
Boston will hold its animal banquet Wed
nesdsy evening, March A. The invited
quests include tx Gov John Gregory
smith. Col. Redfeld Proctor. Gen. L. A.
Grant, Col. Wheeloci q. Veszsy, Hon.
GEORGE +. Edmunds, Hon. Justin s. Nor.
ill, Gen. Theodore s Peck. Gen. William
Wells, ex Lieut.. Gov. Urban A. Woodbury.
Capt. z. ID. Blodgett, Col. George W.
Hooker.
Gov Page, Secretary Of State Brownell
II Burlington, Lieut. Gov. Fletcher OF
Jsvendish and Speaker Mann of Wilmin-
,ton. the committee on the Bennington
centennial celebration, will arrive 10 Rut
add Wednesday evening, remain there
,ver night and take the early train Thurs
lay morning for Bennington. where the
Meeting OF the committee will be held.
An Oregon man is trying to interest Ger.
ain people OF Rutland county in bis plan
or what be calls q saddle car" railroad !
rom Fair Haven to Vergennes. The mo
i've power is dynsmo, and the inventor
from ises that passengers shall move at the
ate Of 100 miles 40 honr. A committee OF
i've Benson people has been appointed 10
gitate the matter.