The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-11-21
ARLINGTON

'uc 'lu NtfuOui, mas recently hbu teN
e. e shock Of paralysis, by ich one side
hts Lecome partially dItabled and hi,
power Of speech impaired, 1t is feared
that he Will not recover,
-Abuer S, Dsyis, lie long residen
OF this town, died last week at the resi-
deuce Of his daughter, Mrs. 4. Hard,
where be and Mrs DAVIS went a few
weeks since He wss Is years OF age. and
highly respected, Funeral services we're
held at the house and al st James church
Rev j. G. Carnabsn tttcisting. The in
terment was at West Arlington.
WE ARLINGTON.
Miss Aura Hannsman is still under
the care of Dr. Phillips.
Misses Eva and Ma Wilcox of Erie
vile, n. Y, are visiting their grandfather,
j. F, Wilcox,
Mr.. Abner Davis. life long resident
OF this place died at be residence Of his
daughter in Arlington, Nov 8.
STATE NEWS.
Negotiations have be going on the
past few days looking 10 the establishment
of an extensive corn canning factory at
Windsor
The bishop Of Vermont has sent to the
clergy Of his diocese copies of prayer to
be used their congregations "for the
deliversrca OF our bretbern in the East
suffering under MosIem oppression"
Mrs, Morgan Doyle accidentally walk
ed cfl the railroad arch bridge at North
field, Thursday night, into twenty feet OF
water and was drowued
The New York Athletic club has pre-
scented II Il. Baxter OF Rutland with
handsome solid silver loving cup 10 rec
o3nlton OF his services IN conducting the
recent international athletic match.
The Fair Haven slate qnarrles, owned
by Minogue 4 Gre r. will ship a carload
of roofing slate trs point IN South Amer
ca, Ubich will necessitste its being trans
ported about 200 miles over the Andes
mountains on pack mu'es.
Mr.. Mspeee, an old man from Swan
ton Junction, was going 10 Swsnton vii
lsge Monday walking on the Central Yer
mont track on the wes' side, when be was
ruo down bys wild en.ine and instantly
killed. He leaves a family.
Harry Porter. one OF the Oldest and best
known residents OF Warren. died last S t |
nrdsy from injuries received by falling
from the plf2z' steps at bis NV touse.
he b ID hold all the town offices and was
generally esteemed
Prot c c. Bonette Of St Johnsbury,
has just closed q successful season as an
y 'onsur Since the first Of July be has
made % ascensoos and only one failure
At Pitts8eld, Me, bis balloon collapsed
= hen be wss 800 feat from the ground.
rbe parachute opened j1st enough TO save
lie life, bat be bad to cancel his engage
nents for week on account OF the fall be
eceived,
The last yearly official report Of Yer
mont shows 1905 marriages, 1877 divorces
,55s births, and $500 deaths. These re-
utns Of the vital statistics Of Vermont
% % vary materially from the figures OF
b. year, IS the population remains near
: STATIC sr1. The state is probably a.
e,ltbfuI q locality he year rouud a. there
= 10 the U,i'e Sp'ef. and the average
rts'Ion Of Luman life is q. great a. else
b ~.
Tue theory Is GOV advanced that Ascut
ey mon'srD, at Windsor, vac orcesvo
Ino. !. csut An.lysis Of the green gran 7
: iron The mountain shows that it is not .
ally grant, IS It c3Ltsins 20 mica, but
different mineral o. thst the ,toue is
ere valuable lLs1 ersLite. Itismii 10
b sbfosuteIy imp ft.hsbIe, a. It contains T
ne Of the uGtaf.I elements ~hlch cause
one 10 decay. The ,tane bss At some
ne been sut. scted 10 u'euss bea, Which r
a driven out oil metal. snd male il re
stksbiy eompsct.
Dr.. d. X Pesso5s 4 C1ie.so. ~.
tive Of Bradford, VI Sho ,n-trd $50 d,
o 10 Mt HoiyoEe college, 90 condition
At sl59 yyJ sas rsi.ed elsewhere. At
'esing q the Aiamae Of that 10. tuition.
ansed bic proposition and uow riers NJ