The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-26

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is the State
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this place vhils 81 fsAerwas rTiorpal u TIE
Seminary. WAS ordained ), Maalttury. Il
wednesday. avg. tsth Re vas wvmtcr q
he Congregational ehateA 10 Mi38lebary, a
graduate q Ml3liobury College an5 liccatis,e
Of Addison County Association.
Rev. " s Smart, sell kBopu 10 nauy n ear
readers a the Chaplain e the itlh Yermoni. has
declined eaN from be Cousresa,ionaj church a
Naltham. Mass, and tie s5csiy "a ueasen 81
which he q pastor have added 500 ta 81. al.
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Gen. Benz $ Roberts Nas IN towa few days
since. on leave q absenev from b.. command 10
the S6ntbwest lis IS the ibsenicrof bfeclh.
loading rifle which can be bt,1 twenty does
inmate. and has large order for altering Gov.
efna emit Springfield rifles. As BIS paish, can be
applied to Old pieces with but istt expense
Rev. Mr uayus. e Naaaeford. Chaplain of
the Eleventh Regimen, Vermont Militia. has re-
novel TO Palmer. Mass
At the annual meeting Of the National Associ-
alion Of Wooden Manufacturers recently held ia
Philadelphia. ) Woodward. Of Woodstock, and
seih b, Hunt, Of bennington, we're chosen Vice
Presidents from this State Il appears from a
report presented thai here are twenty foui wool
en- manufactures Id Ygm9ut,
Several Of the State papers mention Hon A L.
Miner, Tie epres,ntaiVe u this town. as prom
inent candidate Tor he speakaship.
Anew hotel is about to be built ia North Ben
nington. IL is intended for summer use only and
viii accommodate about 600 guests The site Sc.
lectod is one q The most beautiful in thar section
aud the building will be ready COR occupancy at
the opening Of the season next year.
The Troy & Boston Railroad company's lease
Of the Western Vermont road expires the first of
January, 1867 The persons bidding a majority
in amount Of the principal 81 the bonds secured
by The first mortgage upon the read, have iormol
a corportlon with the name Of . The Bennington
and Rutland Railroad Company" q which I
W. Park is President. aud &. W. Harmon, Clerk
\ petition will be presented to the General As
sembly at the next Session. for the grant Of
railroad FROM some point 10 SALISBURY or Ben.
ningtou TO the State line 10 connect the nenning-
ton and Rutland Railroad with an extension Of
ths New York and liariem Railroad
Mr. Ashae Curtis, another If the persons IN
jared ny the accident on Sunderland mouutaiu
tgo weeks ago, died on the 20th lie was selen-
ty-iosr yean Of age, and suffered greatly from
!, oxen ribs sul internal Injuries, The young
I.dv died some days siuoe from injuries re-
ceiyel n III. same time, was his daughter.
Lyman E. Knapp. for.. lsiiy Lieutenant Col'helof
he Seventeenth Vermont, =. now teaching AZ 'he \
Seminary, to all a vacancy in ne ooafd q ~
stFuc.,ors seeas Oued ny ihe illness On Mr. Olu-
,ied, the Principal MIR, Knapp was for@erly
both student and teacher at the Seminary.
The afternoon trains on tho Western Vermont
Dad last Thursday, were delayed in consequence
If an accident to she noon train, whena short dis
ance tii. side Of Rutland While coming round
short curve, the train ran MO COW on the
,.Et.i 80, i,,no,,.ot; "a, and feutnr uyer
thrown from the rails and the ruins left directly
leross the embonkment. The passenger cars were
not thrown OF, and the engineer was the only per-
son injured. Passengers were transferred from
one train to another until the ruins Of the engine
we're removed.
Mr.. NJ B. Goodwin, Of this gilage, had about
wsnty dollars taken from bhihd his counter
lorine bis absence from the oSce for few mo-
ncnts, one day last week,
Mr.. Eastman, zen; for the Ffecdmen's Relief
Association, is to lecture ID The Baptist Church
At Factory Point tonight, on tie condition and
wants Of the Freedmen
The Contract ior ieedlbg me Eleventh N'si'
while 10 camp, has been taken BY Mr.. John Van
lerlp, of this place.
Two or three weeks since, Johf Oaks, Of STAN
ford, bad some cattle stolen, and Hubbard Oaks,
If Resdsboro, horse. The thief has been dis I
covered and proves to be airclattve Of both the
victims. k
The new bridge across the Batrnkil, en- the
road leading east from this yillage is completed,
aud is by far the best 10 TOM,
MANCHESTER This town has MT only honor
d herself but also the County all State BY re- I
turning Hon. A. L. Miner as representative to
the Legislature There was no caucus nominal I
ton, and We hear, bis election was against the
earnest protest ofthe Hon. gentlenan but itseems
he people are awake to their interest. There
win be 10 man in the Legislature who will bring
10 the service Of the State mGe valuable exper ',
ence good sense, Judgment and s5ty than the
member from Manchester. = Baaa0.
Ia commenting upon the statement that Ben
iington il the largest manufacturing toBn in the
State, the Free Press says II is owing not 70
great advantages IN the say Of location or water
power, Of natural advantages Of any kind; but I
a the euthrur5se of the eitizeuE and the public I