The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21
Local intelligence.

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child wa last sesa.
two men, named J. Bentley ADD George
LAekey, in the employ Of Grant Tuitis Of West
Arlington, vare prostratsd by the heat on Wed
nesdAy, bat By proper care their condition soon
improved.
Al the steam shoe peg factory ia Arlington,
on tho same day, Psrley Cisco. engineer Of tho
establishment, vss found prostratad IN the en- =
CINE room, overcome by the heat lie d doing
well.
---ChAs, Mills, IN the employ Of Of Mrs. James
Boardman Of Bennington, dropped overcome by
heat, in The hay field on Thursday, and diod be-
fore assistance could be rendered him.
--Andrus l., Bowen whilo loading marble at
East Dorset on Tuesday last, had the fingers Of
his left hand badly crushed by 8 huge block Of
marble being lowered too suddenly and catching
bis hand under it.
Friday morning. about two O'Clock, Peter
Edgerson the night waiohmsn In the employ OF
the Field Marble Company at East Dorset had
severe attack Of cholera morbus, and though inn
proving somewhat, is still in a critical condition.
BASE BAII--- A match game Of base ball took
place between the Attic club Of Greenwich, N. Y,
and the c. @. Lincoln club Of North Bennington,
on the grounds Of the latter. on Wednesday Of
last week. Bat Ave innings wore played, the
score standing: C. @. Lincoln, a; Attic, o.
DROWNED Archie, little eight year old son
Of Horace A. Cook, while playing upon raft Of
logs near the steam Jaw mill Of s. NJ. West a Son
10 Sunderland, on Wednesday last, previous TO
going in bathing, fell between couple Of logs
aud was drowned. Fernando b. wcet. in charge
Of the mill, succeeded in recovering the body in
a few moments, and used every means within his
power TO resusioate it, but without avail, the vital
spark having fed before the recovery ofthe body.
MIMI YonR Own BUSINESS This is short
adage, but pithy, and full Of good advice. Upon
refined and sensitive oar il CRATES harshly
people never need the admonidoD; but in every
community there may be found some persons
who need a sermon preached to them from this
text occasionally, These busy bodies are mostly
confined to the female Sex, although we some
times soc one Of the pitable objects ofthe mascu-
line gender. But they, as class, have no time
or inclination for such despicable matters--thsy
have the stern realities of life to meet, name to
win and keep untArnished, and self-denying labor
for loved onos. But there are few weak mind
ed women ready for the work These pests Of
society may be divided into different classes, all
setuAted by the same groyeling propensities to
pry into other peoples affairs, but taking differ
ent methods TO reach the end sought Some ara
not skillfu in the business, for instance, when
child comes home saying that two or three wom-
an tFfah Qd IN tai rH
making 10 linn some frivilous excuse for 80 do
ing, you know they new beginners. Babies,
poor things, speechless; they are often inyes-
tigated throughout their wearing apparel ludi-
croos scene, it must be. Another of these YAM
piros, all smiles and affability, quietly sits down
by her victims side and commences her attack
Nothing is too minute too be Of consequenca.---
From cellar TO attic the house IL discussed; era-
tuitous adyice given as to new improvements that
could be made, questions are aeked ranging from
domestic affairs TO the husbands income. and all
information that is possible gathered. Then,
perchance, some Of her own private grievances
are impaired; she feels for some reason her
neighbors are unsocial, do not appreciate her;
she tries to be friendly 10 all, but some seem to
be unapproachable. Poor woman; she docs not |
Know that sOmo Of those who try to receive her |
Fith neighborly civihty, dread TO zee her ontcr |
be door and others wish no acquaintance with |
ner. This is not an overdraWn picture, neither
shall the dolineation Of the other class be- and II
We put down one az despieable, where shall we
ind words 10 condemn the other2 One meets
iou openly, face to face, and il you rally your
powers you can defeat her, but the other can de.
y you TO battle her in her researches, they are too
secret and well-planned no stratagem is too low 10
'ntor into. But for cfectuAl work, the evening
hours are the most proportions; then there Is
Nothing to prevent prowling around all tho prem.
ses In town, and Il is wonderful what proficiency
q gained by practice. 1t ceases TO be great
achievement TO get position where the secret
'cciusion Of the family circle may be looked in
lpon thor conversation listened 10 without fear
4 detection. The soft evening breeze as il
olnes through the partially twined shutter,
aden with the fragrance Of the summer air, tells
10 thiee Of that being standing motionlesa, head
'ent forward, car and eye made acute by pact
ervioe, catching the lowest tonoe, watching eve
y movement of the inmates who are 60 unoon-
cious Of the dsstardly intrusion upon their re-
ircHent. As one eontemplaies such character
= this IL Is no hcticous one-the whole ma
ure recoils; words are too feeble 70 express the
bhorenoe which thrills through our very SOUL
isre IL an opportunity 10 exercise christian for
earanee, and look upon such persons as being
biceta Of pity, Medical science siso aids us In
bis. By stating tina, II the lower propensities Of
{ the mind are not properly controlled, the mind
rows weak, and some one vicious habit gains the
scendsney and with them becomaa mania. II
bis Is trus-and We have no reason 10 doubt it,
should receive our serioas elaboration; the
aind should be irAined 70 high and noble pur-