The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17
STATE NEWS.

FraUt G Dsnnison. Of the Arm OF Den
ison Brothers Of Pttsiord, has received
notice from Washingt 10 that he Dss besn
appointed by President Mckinley to the
Office OF consul, with hssdqusttsrs 81
Woodstock. N b.
Mts. William Wheeler. OF Brandon, eel
ebrstsd Der Tooth birthday June ! 1t hsr
home 90 the Wright farm. about two
miles east OF Brandon. She 10 10 good
health and lie very active. 10th mentally
and physically, tor one OF her age.
Wlllisn Lawn left Tuesday for Kansas
to ill bis engagements tr tho state N usic
oil convention, His engagement ct Brandt
ford, Oot, June 20. is Tor . special pro
duction OF the Msssish.st the Queens Jub
lice performance
Tbos 0 Briea, lad OF 9, vas run over
by load OF building stone at Richmond
Tuesday, and fatally injured He was
elm blDg on the load as it passed thrsugh
tbs street and under the wheels. His hip
aud leg we're smashed. and hs was injured
internally.
Miss Cora Bsdsrd OF Poultney, while
riding on 3 tandem Sunday evening was
run into bys team and knocked uncou
scious, aud the wheel demolished. The
occupants oil the oarrisge drove rapidly
away.
Chsrls N. Thorp, assistant pastor OF
the Congregational church st Rutland,
has accepted call to the First Cougregs
tionsl church OF Osweeo. N. Y. This
will be bis frat pastorste and bis new du,
les will begin about October l.
James Russell OF Springfield WAS
brought before G.. l. Pitcher OF Chester,
NJ o ndsy, on = complaint made. by the
state humsne society to O. p. Dodge, tow u
grand Juror, for the crnAi '---'-- 80. -
horse owned by him. He was fined, with
costs SlS27.
A resolution VS. passed at the meeting
OF the grand lodge OF Mssous at Burliug
ton yesterday, making sn additional sp
propristlon iof $780, to $50, 900 previous
y voted for the Masonic temple n be
built in that city. Col. X II askins OF
Brattleboro retired ss master OF the Grand
lodge and WAS succeeded by d. n Mich
olson OF Burlington. who was instructed
10 present Col. Hsskins with jewel in
token Of appreciation OF his valuable ser
vices as grand master.
Two th oussnd people saw the bicycle
races at Burlington Saturday. Hugh
Freezer OF Burlington won the mile novice
10 2Sl: james Clark OF Merrisville the
half mile open in 10 2 8, with M esde Of
Rutland second aud Frazer third; 4. W.
Cooney OF Burlington the tso-mile lap
10 500 3.5 with Meade second and Frsz
er third; Meade the tvo-mile handicap.
CooDey vas fret In the mile open but was
disqualified for iouliog Meade
Louis Tenuian. 20 years old, = son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Ten nisn, was drown
ed at Lake Dnnmore Sunday. Ths body
vas recovered about two hours alter the
accident. Tennisn and two companions
Joseph Cover and Frank Gohlke. drove
to the lake 10 the morning TO spend the
day. Soon after their arrival they got
boat and sta ted cut Tor row, and had
gone put 3 short distance. when Tennisn.
who was rosing, dropped an oar into the
water. All three made . grab TO catch il,
and 10 doing so cspeized the bost and sll
three Of thsm wsnot dwn. When they
came to the satisce Cover aud Gohlke
caught hold OF the boat, bat Tennisn sank
the seco d time and was OF seen again. |
Vermont i'll have two customs istrict
after Oct ! neIt, the president having |
signed the suudry civil appropriation,
which hsd o clause to that effect. last Fri
day The districts will be known ~ Dis |
irict OF Vermont and District OF hsnphre
masog
DR., Sswstd Webb OF Shelburne has ht |
ted The headlight OF his private locomotive
With q sssrchlisht that enables the ssgi
nser TO zee objects for . mile down the
trsck II is 80 electric light. the power
for which is furnished by dynamo oper
stsd independently Of the mechanism Of
the ems sine