The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-31

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AGaA.sua !. BY. Cmsm n.i'a esa
o.isnh ZOE Ibtcs yesfs fse ~ mr.
time, y..l nv bo.s would bleed
/, ,oash, the sores you'd ueses heal ionf
BALM has cured me. Mrs NJ. A Jackson
Portsmouth. n. II.
Charlie. we,more losi his lsii hand 81
lumber mill 90 Nj Tabor one day last
weel, IL being ca, 81 byis circular $40 ius'
belos The wrist loint
More logs then ever before viii be dr,v
en- dovu the Otter Greek this spring, there
b .ius noe nearly 5000 600 fee. piled on
the banks Of the creek 81 Brandon.
I.ss 90 much troubled With ostsrrh u
seriously ,fiected my voice. ons bottle OF
/ Ely's Cream Balm did the work. MY voice
10 fully restored. - b. T. Lispsper, A. NJ
Pastor Of the oilvet Baptist church, Phi's'
delphis. Pa
la the Clarendon breach OF promise case
jas, concluded 10 the Rutland county
court, Mise CLARK won her case, and MT
Hodges will pay $1,000 aud thee SITS Of the
suit Tor playing fss, and loose With Mise
| Clark's affections.
James McQuAde. Jt, lad i've yesrs
old. living at West Rutland, was run over
nv the team Of T. A Csrmody, the boot oil
one Of the horses striking him on the
head 90 - TO cut 40 ugly cash and frsc
,ure his skull. The father OF the boy Was
killed by the cars last TALL.
l. N. Franklin has been appointed .
special prosecutor for the town Of nut
land. The appointment was made oy
Gov. Page, March Is, and holds during
the present guberna,orisl term, which
ends when the Legislature meets on the
first Wednesday 10 October.
David R,wson. Of Monktop, 20 years
old, was killed 10 the railroad yard 81 nut
land Monday morning. while trying 10
, board freight train, His body was nor
, ribly uutiI.ted. He WAS on his way to
Boston and had been drinking. He was
formerly a brakeman on the Central Yer
mont.
The Hsrdwick Granite company havd
! the Ium Der nearly sll on the ground LOT
: m addition OF three pew beDts to theiI
, sheds opposite lheldepo', upon which, II
= nothing prevents. they will begin work as
. ION as the season will allow. This means
b a considerable increase 10 their force this
1 summer. The addition will make bal
circle Of the shops.
While oiling machinery at the Holden
Martin mill 10 Brsttleboro. M. W. Bins
: ham was caught up aud carried around
. the shaitiug until his clothing, save an un
dershirt sleeve and bis boots werestrippec
. from his body His hip was dislocated
y and he suffered other injuries which CANT
y near proving fatal.
= Hon. Husea Mann, Jr., OF Wilmington
:, was driving home from Newfsne last Fri
dsy, when be encountered the severe gal
= which swept over that Sc ition OF the State
He was taken out Of his sleigh by the WIN
and landed several feet out 10 the lot, MIL
u, hat. horse, law books, and several othe
a articles necessary to make up bis outht
The sleigh was broken and his horse raj
re away.
John Hurley. weaver. employed ut to
ut Bennington wooden mills at Bennington
in was caught by an elevator the other after
noon and so badly injured that be vii
y probably die. Hurley was leaning assins
OF the elevator shaft and did not notice th
elevator coming down. 1t struck hit
!, sausreIy on the head and crushed In b
70 skull, besides causing other nluries.
Daniel Cutler OF Searsburg. met with
Il, very serious accident short time ag'
n. While working in his mill the saw caugt
"a, on q splinter and hurled piece OF WOO
no with great velocity, which struck Cutie
ha on the chin, crushing the jaw BON
Punctured wounds we're also Inflicted,
that when Cutler tried to drink, thu wat'
ran out OF the wounds and down bis ches
;" lie was taken TO Wilmington, whence II
doctors sent him to North Adams, Mast
ne drive Of % miles. He arrived there ait
midnight and went to the hospital. L
to entire chin bone and lower teeth had to
or' cut away and the operation lasted
hour.
II Eoen Wells OF West Superior. Wis,
'ok rived ia Brst.leboro last week on VII
to his mother, having come east on sht
les vacation trip The West Superior ir
EEK and Steel company. with which NJ. We
III il connected. is the company that ma
the first steel plate ever made In
o,o Northwest. This plate, which had be
~ in the native ore only the day before,
,s,, used by the American Steel Barge comp
=. nv on it's famous whalebAck boats aud
md IN its place on the boat only "a houss ai
ths metal came from the blast furnace.
The drive OF logs on tue Conuecll'
river this season will probably be
smallest for many years. 1t is intended
start but 40, 600. 900 feet, and the major
will he left at Melodies Falls. Tue
zed msinder, excepting 8 00o. 900 feet, wh
will be left at Bellows Falls Will go
les' Turner's Falls Lumber Company, an
few to Mouot Tom. Tue drive gener'
ted passes Bellows Falls with from MY
TO seventy five million feet. but this y
,ov, the yards are ali filled with lumber "
no indication Of an increased dems
The Fall Mountsin Paper Company
ecu Bellows Falls, will, later 10 the sess
bring in abou, 10 000. 900 feet. to be IN
'en toto paper
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