The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-30

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T Charles 5 Davis, supe,iadtndeul Of the
Be7pioe toa graded school sud president
Of the Vermont stse Teachers sssocisl
ton. has been elected city superintenden,
Of schools Of Amsterd IN, \ Y. from Jolly
/ Let. alta salary OF 81 5000
TIE Burlington district preachers
meeting will be held at Bupert June 3
aud Following is the programme:
Monday evening, devotional service G.
II. RobbInssernon, Thomas Rogers. Tues
dsg morning, devo,lonsl service, John
Marlio, Jesu,, His Authorization aud
Resisbstlon s J. Robson, The Problem
Of Religious Progress. j. II, Robiusou;
Sabbath Observance, J. NJ Appleman.
Lay Responsibility Of Church Prosperity,
G f. Wilcox Tuesday afternoon, deyo
tionsl service. " 7. RulIsou; Nature aud
Conditions Of Spiritual GtoEth, II. l..
KeItou Gteying the Holy Spirit, Henry
Gfshsm; sociabiIily 10 the Cuurch. II,
L. Kelsey, The Free Church Of Scotland,
C. L. Todd
HAIRY lie Grsnd Cannon, who died in
New York sstoft time since. bequeathed
to the University OF Vermont bis colec
ton Of East india curios 40 brio s,brsc
aud ~, 600 with which to TT ups room
Tor tueir exhibition. He also left to St.
PuuI's church a like sum for q chime Of
bells,
A Cotswold buck, owned by Phillips
Bros Derby, weighs 800 pounds, aud IL
liz pounds of wool were sheared from it
last week. The clip Of yesrling owned
by them weighed Is pounds, and the avI
ersge from flock OF 30 was ! pounds.
A barn Of 42IlOC feet Is being erected to
provide accommodation for these sturdy
animals
Work on the Bennington and Woodford
electric railway WAS begun Thursday of
last week. when preliminary surveys and
measurements for the different trestIes
we're made. The old roadbed OF the Glsn
tonbury railroad is to be used.
The little son Of Fred Billings Of Stowe,
aged about II years, was shot through the
head Thursisy by gun in the hands Of
a Ssnborl boy, a playmate Of about the
same age,
John Den more OF While River juno
ton, arrested by United States Marshal
Hsrris for alleged misuse of the mails, was
last week turned over to the selectmen Of
Hartford by United States District Attor
ney Seater, on the affidavit of two pbysi
cisn. who say that Densmore is insane.
He was taken to the insane asylum ct Brat
tleboro
KEN and Bailey were found guilty Of
assault and robbery Of G. h. Sherman Of
Fairfield, upon the new trial at the Frank
lin county court last week. They were
sentenced TO eight years at hard labor in
states prison. This was the FIRST instance
10 this state where blood corruscles were
measured and compared by a medical eI
pert. Dr. W. g. L, Flanders OF Burling.
ton was the medical expert.
A meeting Of the slate Ilers Of Yer,
mont and Pennsylvania, who compose the
interests OF the United States
vas held in New York the other day, when
the action taken at conference held two
weeks ago when a uniform price for mill
products was sgre d upon. was formally
ratified. Under the new prices stock that
was soil ut nine cents foot il noR list
ed at II cent?. This will quicken the |
slate ulIl industry, and will also hip
the 90 rrymen at Far Haven and Hyde.
Will.