The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-11-25

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4 J5ss saa Chs Rtmas. iich Msttosp,
49, he Bsua.afl7 last vott 20 purchase
- ugtGt iat a large ralp mil! &c De pslive
counfry, R,mar, wha sfrired 10 special
cst. -. sceaep se3al ~ tso zoos sed A
Nals. tee msDsesf oi the ssa ksisel
psr,r nll1s The order 49, placed sitb
( Col. Oue Scott proprietor Ct the Bean
tnstoa Machine u8rks
1 Houer \ HibbArl, IS. prominent
astnaior ADD pi0Letr lawyer, died q, Chi
cssa sgbd y he vs. Dstlre Of Bdbe,
sHs,rlas The sosdgm ~ Randolph 81 the
sse ui II. bat ls't year lister 10 become
CLERK DC tteIa~ eibce ct J. G. Dexter At
Rutland lie utilized be spare time aud
sigtr toar ytas eutefei TIE university Of
YrimoIi u Batl,Det1n, lrom which be
graduated with high houors 10 ls4y,
Aqstin slaolair, II. aud Mrs, Carrie
welch. 43, we're married last seek o.
THURSDAY Dsputy Sheriff Wales went TO
their home 10 Berk,hi sni took youns
Sinclair. 10 custody 90 the charge Of oh
tsiuue marriage licerse upder false
pr, teuo,s luspIle Of the fearful protests
uous Of the hesftbroken bride. the
groom Of lev brief days was hurried
from ner sight by The strong arm oithe
Law.
Abel II. DrlIo Of Rutland observed the
IS anniversary Of bis birth Thurs Jay 81
the home OF bis daughter, Mrs, X. c
Wickhsm, Mrs John Enerem OF Wales
street, Is years old, 81 ter OF Mr.. DEMO,
VAS presen, There were four generations
represented 10 Mr.. DEMO, Mrs Wickhsm,
Mrs S NJ Wilson and Master Earle V,
Wilson. Within b DEMO, 3 son, and
bis wife OF Pswlet we're slso present A
dinner was served at clock. after which
the old gentleman reoIted prose and
poetry selections, Mr.. DEMO has two
brothers and four sisters living
E.Lsthan Sweet receiver for the Lsbs
non Springs railroad, went before the
state railroad commission Monday and re
luested permission to reopen that part Of
the line between Berlin aud Petersburg
Junction, 1t being the intention TO ran
two trains q day. Tue ommissioners re
served deoii N. The receiver took the
sep because OF a petition numerously
signed from residents along that part Of
the road and presented by Arthur Covee
OF Troy, The signers pledged themselves
to undertake TO meet part, al least, OF
the cost OF operating the trains.
Miss Ada Pinney, l6. daughter OF
Streeer S. Plnney, who lives sbont one
mile from Andover (VL) village on the
place known ss the Clarke farm, was acci
IDENTIFY shot and killed Wednesday evening
by Frank Lombard a brother OF Mrs.
Pinpey. Lombard goes into the woods
to cut timber nearly every day and takes
bis gun along in quest of game, When
nearly all the family was in the kitchen,
Mr., Lombard took up bis quo and while
be was trying to unlock 1t at the breech
the gun was discharged. the shot striking
Miss Pinney IN the right hip. DR.. Ray
Of Chester, the family physician, WAS sum
moned at once, bat the girl died at 3
O'Clock Thursday morning.
Eugene Jenkins OF Barton lost his life
Friday under peculiar circumstances. A
ire occurred 10 the house 10 which he lived
and nearly ell bis effects were burned.
Jenkins had worked very hard to extln
gui.h the flames, bis clothes we're wet and
he was taken with chill. He sent Fred
Conuor to o nearby drug store for some
spirits. Mr., Currier, the clerk not being
allowed to sell cI2ar liquor mixed some
the bottle Poison" Connor evidently
misunderstood the druggist for when Jen
kins received the bottle he poured ont
small amount OF its contents, mixed it
gith water aud drank il. lie was taken
i'll shortly after aud died in few hours
10 spite of oil the FL r,s OF the doctors,
Gen. Charles f. Hovey, 70, died a. his
home ia Washington v ed nesday. He |
VAS born in Thetford 10 l27 graduated
from Dartmouth in 1852 he was princ
pal OF the High schools 10 Pennington, |
NJ ass, aud Peoris, Ill and organized the
Illinois normal university. OF which be |
was president I'll the breaking ont Of
the war. II entered the Union service
Aug, 10. 1861, us colonel of the 80 Hi
nois Volunteer lnfautry, a regiment CON
posed Young men from the colleges 10
Illinois. 10 1865 ns was promoted to the
rank OF brigsdirr general and a few
10 onths later to that OF major general by
brevet for gel act aud msritorions conduct
10 battle. particularly at Arkansas Post 10
January, 1863 H. contracted sn illness
1t the seiee Of Weeks bnrg which compel
led him 10 resiso. He bad prscliced
sv since lsG9
The Vermont Marble company has near
y anisbed the putlirg 10 OF an electric
plant at Proctor Tor generating electricity
With which to fuu the Wes: Rutland
branch Of the concern, This work was
tsfted four OF five months ago and IN 8
,ou, week the company hopes to start
be west Rutland plant
Miss Wiritrfd NJ Brothers and Miss
d.ry Bufns. both Of West Rutland. we're
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