The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-14
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+ CorSn GoSvETIoS AND RAILROAD MEsrNg.-~
{ On the adjournment Of the County Convention 70
+ BE- holden Il Arlington, Thursday, July t6, ls6s,
/ thore vii DO held IN Tue same Han, lailraad
! Meeting Or The consideration 81 important sub,
Jects connected sith our railroad matters.
Mr. Pars viii submit 10 the meeting PROPOSE
ton o. parties IN New York TO purchase Bouds
( and stock u Lebanon Springs Railroad Compa-
nr fram iAe several towns holding the same, and
1 will advise acceptance Of the offer.
He viii address tho meeting at length on this
subject, ard also upon general railroad matters
10 which tAe people on tho line q tho Benning-
ton 4 Rutland Railroad arc interested.
Special trains viii run to and from Arlington,
both ways, on the day Of the meeting, and free
passes bolh ways issued to all business men st
tending tAe meeting
Trains VII run as follows, leaving Arlington
ltr GA North and South at!the close of the mc.t.
ing; Leave Rutland, 73o A. M, Clarendon, s,45,
wallingford, 500, South wallingford s15, MI,
Tabor and Dandy, $50 North Dorset si5, East
Dorset, $50, Manchester, $50, Sunderland, $50,
arrive at Arlington At 1000, Leave Bennington at
/ IT'S A. NJ. Nc. Bennington 3, %, south SALISBURY
s05, Salisbury 500 arrive at Arlington $50
AocEDEIrs, John Hayden, an employee in the
clothes pia factory Of Hurd, Hoyt q smith, Of
Sandgate, recently injured two of his fingers to
the extent Of rendering amputaton necessary
Or. Moseoy, of Arlington performed the opera
ton.
a young man IN the employ Of Or. A. J
Woodward, Of sandgate, recently, while out hunt
ing wild cat, accidentally discharged his re-
volyer, the contents passing through his hand
About three weeks since, horse belonging
to r. T. Aurd, of West Arlington, ran away, pref
ty eiiectaally demolishing the wagon TO which be
was attached, and received injuries which rem
dered him worthless,
james Parker, Of Londond ory, who noyei
fails to get drunk when he can procure lquol
enough, was thrown from wagon on the Fourth
while itSxicated and had his collar bone broken
.-oa1 iarulay, the "a inst, Mr.. Hcmau Dow, o
Londonderry fell from building upon which h
was at work, a distance Of about sixteen feet
striking upon bed Of rocks. He received sever,
bruises upon tho head and face and sustained in
ternal Injuries which renders his recovery doubt
full,
|, CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH IN sANDoATE.-
the fourth was observed by the people 81 Sand
gate in a pleasant and profitable manner. A
about ii O'clock the citizens Of the town tn larg'
numbers congregated on the green near the res
idence Of William A, Bottsford in the west pert o
the town. Owing 10 the excessive heat hitlo wa
, done until near the close Of the day, when table
were spread in the shade, and most goncrous.
furnished By the ladies'. procession was ihei
formed aud after short march the compan.
seated themsoives around the tables whcu Al
hour was consumed in satisfying the wants u th
inner man" for which 70 generous and tempt
ing provision bad been made by the ladies. A
the close Of the banqneting speeches were msa'
2 and toasts offered Mr.. Kent addressed the IS
7 somblage a. some length, recounung The vaE.ea
causes which brought into existence this govern
] ment, its progross in the principles u freedom
and closed by remarking on The appropriaienss
Of celebrating the nations birthday. He wasf FOL
lowed by Mr. Peck, m few patriotic renarhs
{ after which the choir sang several songs adspt
cd to tho occasion, and at about II o'clock in thi
evening the assembly dispersed to their hopsas
pleased with the manner III which they had Oh
served the glorious fourth
HroHwAY RoBBEpY While Mr.. Orr lformerl,
MAJOR was on his way to Poultney form pawlo
by way Of Lake AUSTIN on what is called III LAX
road, at O'Clock p. m, June 80. IL seclude,
spot, he met man walking towards him IN hi
shirt sleeves, and when up 10 him the mar
ca ught tho horses by tho bits, and before Mr. Or
had time to think what 70 DO, blanket wa
thrown over his head from behind by another
person. He was then dragged into the busho
c!oee BY, and there robbed u $500, Nr. on
thinks he must have lain Ia the bushes about al
hour when be woke up, al Il from a natural sleep
and found his coat takon Of aud his papers scat
! tered % enc ground. No clue 70 tho perpertra
tors. Ia another pocket he had 500, which thcy
did not fnd. Mr. Orr is collector for The town d
Pawlei. and was on bis way to make deposit il
the National Baak Of poultney
DEArH on junior CESsErT.-Tbe Durhngi o.
Times thus announces tho death % Judge Ben
nett Il is bat a short time ago that Judge Ben
nett was about COR streets walking vigorously
and promising years q life even st HE advance,