The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-06

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TIE vilIsss' Of Winooski. was visited
SLurdsy evening by the largest FIRE 10
this vicinity for number Of years, the
total loss hsuting close to 800 600 A
hout 8 o'clock 10 the siternoon fire was
discovered 10 the shop Of Macon a Go
aud strong hre,zs from the west seemed
to iSn the flames alobg until the entire
plant OF Mason 4 Co. Elwsrds, Steven
X Co, tue Wnoosk Llmber company
sud Toby 4 C.tIin were destroyed. Ma
SOD 4 Co., whose less was the largest, esti
mste 1t at S3j 900. They we're msnufsc
turer OF interior 6nish, and have nation
al reputation. They employed GO skilled,
Edward, S eveus Cos wood and pat
tern shops were burned 10 the ground, bui
their foundry building vss saved. They
had been 10 business ct Winooski for 40
wears Their loss is from S25 600 to 80, |
600. Twenty-Five mschinists will be
thrown ont Of employment The Winoos
hi Limit Der company lost about $4,000, |
with no Insurance. Toby Catlin esti
mate their loss to be- about $1,000 worth OF
wood
The Boz pingtou Bsnner says 10 regard
to our neIt governor Vermont still be
l0ngs 10 the Union. 1t is the man. not
his birthplace, that is wanted, Benning
ton presents a fnll-grown man who has
been fully ideutifed with her interests
Tor a quarter OF q century. She is not
worrying about his nativity, nor has Yer
mont about that Of some OF the very best
sad ablest Governors. both 10 the earlier
and latter days Bennington has waited
patiently for forty years, and their is q
time when patience ceases TO be q virtue
s l. GIlith Ct Dandy was 10 Rutland,
Tuesday, and he said that there was about
Is inches OF snow IN the forests. Mr..
Gniiillh has on bis various ''Iobs" 800
men aud 30 teams hauling out logs and
wool. The daily output nov is about
10000 feet. 10 speaking Of the business
outlook, Mr. Griffith said that there is
great demand for lumber and many big
firms with whom be deals are behind 10
heir orders. The prices are not better
Dut there ls more demand than one year
40 and more itqnlrles are m de. Mr.,
irilii received yesterday 100 900 mote
rout eggs, which makes the total nun Der
ls nov has 10 his fish hatchery at Dinby
80 600. AMI there s.e 200 600 more TO
,ome later on.