The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-26

jc cttetiailFu c' The ercti bsli 10 Il,
rautsh sts lusrly attended
+ Castio II ss'lbssi Of E,ssI JsEcilos
e. ef-st.to.s p'itoa co1uoI, va tsui t,
tts hsaso = correction ll,t vesk FOL
stiplipg Do aetttr
Goa " Il Gilmore has receive order,
'fau the war itpaflmsI, directing bin Il
seed the elapmsbt q The FalIr Light
Battery q hfst'lohzro TO walerlsi,. n
/ i, sbt'e ), is TO be rei"usi.
Tas very lst.'t slate usde up by eel
tam paiticsEs she vat chsuss 10 tb,
state uoGet read. Ike tLt. For secretary
o. state, = 4 u ulaul Of Montpelier
~ treasurer l.. Bacon OF Hartford
ior aa5iio', o, N Barber Of Arlington.
The Deurtus 90 and Wood ford Electric
Relssy company has taken no steps yet
toward opettos The road for he summer.
/ II is thought that 1t will lie month si
least before the cars wIll be running.
TIE msuui otaring Industries al North
Bennington ere 10 prosperous condition.
The uolted SHIRT sbd Collar company /.
tunnioe With full force OF operatives. and
The GIFTED Collar snd Cufi company and
the II. T. Ca,hmsn Manufacturing CEN
psuy are working EVENING"
The Howe Scale company is getting out
nes coal elevator. 1t is built after the
priocipal OF grain elevator, 10 G. feet
high and hss about 100 bucketf, Ia by "A
inches, csp-b BILE Of hsoding 100 tors OF
con 80 hour. It's main object lie to 10
load coal from boat into building, and
tus men can EASILY manipulate it.
DR., G, H sholes Of Boston has express
ed his determination TO provide 10 bis
viii for the establishing Of public hos
! pllal 10 Brattleboro Tue tand for snch .
purpose Will become operative after the
death OF DIR sud Mrs, sholes. II will q
monul to 80 600 OF more.
Daring the past two months the Rut
land railroad has received 20 900 Georeis
pine ties These are used principally on
curves aud 10 the yards where harder
aud longcr-gearing tie is required than
the ties Of cedar and hemlock. The use
Of these tend to improve the character OF
the track,
Charles Il, More 4 Co. OF Montpelier
have contracted TO deliver Of Cleveland,
0, the largest spire monument ever cut
iu Vermont 1t is to be OF Barre grsuite
from the Wetmore i Morse quarry. The
spire will be So feet in length and five feet
square at the large end The bottom
base will be cold, II feet square and three
feet thick aud will weigh 80 tons.
Hon. Lewis II Bisbec an able and dis
tiDeuisbed member OF the Chicago Bar,
died May 8, aged 50 years, He was born
IN Derby, Orleans county. was graduated
at st, Hyaclnth college. Montreal and
was admitted to the bar 10 1862 He i'm
medistely joined the volunteers and sery
ed with distinction as captain until 1864,
when i'll health compelled him to resign.
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgement of the county in the Whiting
hsm case OF DIX Va. Potter and Mason, 10
which $1,000 damage was awarded the
widow under the civil damage for the loss
OF her husbands life by drowning while
drunk on liquor sold by Potter 10 u build
ing owned by Macon.
The Franklin county creamery at ST. |
Albons Is using new process for convert
Ing cheese curd into sizing foi the better
grades Of paper. Formerly the farmer
took away his SKINNED milk from the sep |
orator stat ns to feed to stock Now be |
can get 10 cents a hundred for il, and |
still get the whey, after the cheese curd |
is extracted. This is considered nearly as
good for feeding as the skinned milk.
Mrs Esther I. Housh diem 10 Boston q
few dsyssso Mrs. Housh Was native
Of Font Wayne, led She came to Brattle
boro come u or Is years sgo and while
shore was editor Of the Womsn's Mseszine
which was published by her son, Frank
i Housh She took very active part in
work and was president OF the
Vermont " O. + U several years.
The leading prohibition organ. the Nsw
! ork Voice, has been making sstudy OF
he amount OF liquor consumed in Yer
mont. 1t says that the liquor agencies
'npply each inhabitant with 81 cents
Forth Ct lqpor on the average. Other
sources sOppiy fully % cents worth sd
illionsl, or little over one dollar IN oil.
This is fer below the average per capita
irink bill Of the American people and the
Voice thinks that prohibition 10 Vermont
5 not therefore failure.
Gen. o o Howard OF BURLINGTON and
Maj. D. ". Wnittle Of Mortified, Mass
nave gone houtb, thelf purpose being TO =,
'isi, the srmy camps Of Chickamsugs and
hose further south In the interests OF q
christian commission. Msj. Wbittle, who ,
or many Year, has been associated with ,
)slsht l. Moody. the evangelist. vas
nem Der OF Gen. Howsrd's staff when be
commanded the army OF the Tennessee
Iuring the civil war q
Harry Cox, II con Of Wm. Cox, died 1
act week Tuesday night at Rutlsnd from
e fleets Of bsyiug been bit 10 the bead I.
rday by stone thrown by playmate. q
isielIne, l9-mouth-old dsush OF Ralph !
rey died "wednesday from burns sustain
q Monday, when her clothes csush, Gre 9
tile sbe sss playing nesr 8 bonHre. -