The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-21
STATE VS..

lief Of tie Cubsns Tits Is Is cents 70
every mar, woman aud child il the plsc
aud b, better than any other Vermont cit,
OF village bss doue
Barre Loot the hig Cbicslo pastothe,
granite lob, which was let to New Yari
.1d Concord parties at over g 00J, 900
/, is ssli the high scale Of wages 10 BsrrD
was responsible
Woodstock think. that ooe Of its CEN,
tefies has the bones Of member Of The
famous Boston tea party Of l713 -
Joseph Pearse Pslmu and tslks sbont
cree ius suitable monument to bi,
memory
The men 10 the machine shop and
truck works 10 Rutland have been work
log nights for some time, as the company
has many ru.h orders on hand, Ole Of
them is large order for railroad trucks
from the Canada A l.ntic raIIio.d com
psuy.
The foreman OF the Worcester Coustruc
liou company snd gang Of 3D. Italians
from Worcester Mas, have commenced
work on the Montpelier and Z RE electfl
railroad and viii complete 1t as soon IS
possible Work will be begun on the
Barre end fret,
The New England AeetvIyn Gas Go. was
incorporated last week with capital
stock Of S2j. 900 The company bsve the
agency Tor oil Of New England and will
have their headquarters at St Johnsbusy,
The ifcorporstors are oil Of St Johns
bury
Capt G. l.. Jocelyn, who died at Bar
ton recently, went into the OWL war as a
private, aud returned as q captain in the
G.h Vermont regiment He had represent
ed Barton in the legislature and was a di
rector in the Citizens Savings Bank at St,
Johnsbury.
The remains Of Norman B, LOOMS
who died at Chicago last Tuesday, we're
brought to Bennington for intermeut Sat
urdsy. He had been an Invalid for some
time owing to an attack OF spopleIy. Mr..
LOOMS formerly kept the Parsn Greek
house at North Bennington and was for
many years the superintendent of the
bookkeeping department OF the llllnels
Central Railway company at Chicago.
He was GS years old.
A five year old son Of John Boudreau OF
Of st Adams was soalded to death 10 the
railroad yard Tuursday noon. The little
fellow had been to carry note to work
man in the Central Vermont paint shop
Returning 10 some way he fell into the
box where exhaust steam from the shops |
escapes aud met with death.
jules Sanctuary and Charles Mead, at
Iendauts at the State asylum for the IN
sane at Waterbury, were arrested the 18Th
charged with manslsnghter OF Joseph |
Jacobs al inmate, Jacobs was placed 10
4 bath tub Saturday afternoon, the attend
anita stepped oa side, aud when they re
turned be was psrboiled. He died SIX
hours later This is the second case that
has happened 10 the institution.
At special yiisse meeting at Middle
bury last week contracts were signed
v hereby the Brandon | allan Marble com
psuye works, whose shops were recently
destroyed st Brandon by FIRE have agreed
10 erect their new shops at Middlebury
The new buildings will be bnIlt Of brick
10 be absolutely FIRE proof Power will
be obtained from what il known as the
sheldon 4 Cotton mill water powers
The company employ some 100 skilled
Forkmen and their pay roll averages
900, 600 year The mill will be erected
Upon lot which was generously given to
be company for that purpose 10y ez Gov
Iahn W. Stewart.