The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

Va learn ihat l. y spmgue, Es9. Cor many
years agent - tee Jama.oa Leather Company has
resigned si.at position,
AcciuESr-0a sunday, be 22j ut., Martin
STOKE. vas severely injured BY being thrown frm
. gand car on Tie Troy 4 Boston rosi. Tie was
riding with other, and attempted to seize the crank
Cor the puposs % turning the car, bat was struck 10
The face and Knocked forward under the car aua
dragged several rods.
oLD FolEs CoNcirr.--T The original Barkcf
Family viii give one other Musical Entertainments
Al the Conr, House ia ibis village ou Wednesday
evening Aug,slh Their Programme presents q
choice seec,iop Of Oli Tine MeoI.ss New psu-
tive aud Humorous sorg, Duets, Qusitrjes aud
Instrumental pieces.-lbsy eppeaf drs.-ed 10 ye
Ancient Costumes VI 0ue Huojfjd Years ago.
r. Il. ACClprNrs.--lh he cXpIsrs train over the
Butia-d n Washington railroad, which leaves Rut-
land at i2,l0 + ~, met with rous accident 90
Friday, just rth of the Granville station, owing
70 a defective jont IN The truck by which ore pas
.eugcr car was thrown downa high embapsmeut
aud several persons sele injured The names Of
tie injured are a. fuiIys,; Mis- Stodiart Of Gran.
vile, scalp wound aud concussion Of brain; Mis-
Whitney, Q, Massachusetts, confused side her SON.
chi Of ubou; sK years, depression or fracture Of
SKULL Mise Culver, Of Granville, temple aud thigh
bui,c; lady belonging IN satevie y. T., name
not asceItaiued two scalp wounds; NJ. Jones, o.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa severe cut 10 the head and ear
nearly severed; John Fish brakeman On the rain ,
thumb bro Ken and hand badly lacenled. Dir.
Charie, Woa,herly, the conductor 10 tie car At
he time Of the ceident, but escaped with bat slight
bruises. The injured parties were all removed to
The hotel bat few rods distant and their wounds
dressed BY Dr.. Good.peed and Co OK, Of Granville,
and sirefter Of West Pawlet. II is thought that
u0ue Of he injuries viii prove fatal.
a young man named John Lockwood, employed
as a brakeman on the train which leaves Rutland at
:25 A. NJ, on tie Troy Boston railroad, was IA
tally injured on Friday morning While engaged
n working the top Of the train ne was struck By
the lry bridge" between Rutland and q arendon,
receiving injuries from which he died at O'Clock
on the same day, He was about IS years of age,
and was universally esteemed on the road
EDucArIoNAL.-1he Fail Term Of the Jainaicn
High School commences on Wednesday Sept. 9th,
under the charge Of W. G. Piper, as Principal.
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Two wEEEs 500 last Sabbath there were scyen
clergymcn in therhureh at Dorset village OF this
number Rev Dr. Slcarn., Rev Dr. Frederick Smith,
aud Rev. Mr. Dickson were from Newark, n j., and
Rev DR.. Preutiss from New York
No class Of men, probably, need resi- ard rccrea
ton more than hard worked city rastors, and no
location could be better chosen in which to find both
FOR in addition to the secusion Of the valley with
ne pure air and water Of the mountain, there are
fine drives and romantic ambles, and on all sides
scenery unsurpassed IN beauty.
VIZ would call the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement Of Messrs Burrows & Son, in another
house furnishing goods, wood and willow ware can
not be excited by that Of any other house north Of
New YorS They offer inducements to dealers
worthy The attention ofqur merchants
Nrw Jon THRIVE are receiving tits week
large addition. 70 our stock Of job printing material
enabling Us to compete successfully with any joG
printing establishment in Vermont. Our job type
sre I'll new and Of the latest STYLE and those wish.
ing for circulars, bheads, cards, &c, &C. ca do
no better than give their orders. We shall allow
no other office, in this locality to do better work
than can be done Mt the JouRXAL Office.
HoRsE IuEF CAuGur.-Ou Saturday last II
strange horse was found grazing near the grave.
yard in East Dorset. Soon after detective from
Lansiugburg came along, saw aud knew the horse
as stolen, did no, molest the horse bnt went on to
tie Eailaod station thinking the thief might have
| abandoned the horse and took tie cars, but soon
man was seen TO start out Of some bushes and take
the horse further on toward NJ. Robinson Audrus,
Into better feed, and then skulk back 10 his hiding
pace. Mr.. Audrus at once went ia persuit Of the
officer who returned and nsbbed the rogue It up.
pears he had stolen horse the day before in White.
hall, wen. to Lansingburg there snapped bis horse
Of aud with the cue he got reached Dorset the next
morning where he was caught. lie appear. - Be a
man sixty year. Old, butEharp and shrcwd.
ScALLED.-A grand-ehil about NO years orage.
II Amos Pe'tiboue Of this town, was badly SCALED
on Saturday last By falling into pail Of bot wai-
er. Il will recover, II Is thought
| coLoEtp CoAcnMAS who has q laie been
proving around our village nights, caught in our
yards pecGipg 10 tie windows aud 10 other suspic-
ious orts, aud at many pisces soliciting food (ss Il
BE employer did not feed himl Is informed that a
rod ID pickle ior him e again caught IN biz night
/ b performances. FActoRY PorNT.
/ Iror I'D BosroN IsILHoAp.--We notice that
this Company have added 10 their already ine stock
faur elegant passenger coaches from the mauufac-
7 i0ry y Nean Gilbert. Bush & Co., n Troy. n.
- together with a nea, and well bcilt car, to Be
+ ron d ,he Beaairg:o On branch abou, ore ,hirl o.
which i 2 b used As baggage car and the re
I uaiatsr nv passengers
( The engine !. \. Baker" uhich was somephat
damagsa - ,hc time Conductor rhiansy was IN
5urea f nov the repaiy .hop AMI viii be cut
4 again b about month HERALD
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TIE canp As Battle fsid and ae B1s3iaf' il
she t.t's q hsn3soine volume just issns5 by ae
Aea Ergiaad Publishing Company, Bos'oa, Mass.
The ag.haf las delyed roesi u3u,sflonsiy amoBgst
the masses of curgas incidents which havs marked
tie late vsr, and las grouped and classified them
under appropriate Aeais. aud in very attractive
fgfm.
i lhee Z esr'aln portion sf,he WAY that VIII
aey1 81 ias9 tie regular histories, sal vil ~,