The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26
Local intelligence.

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Cpunts SUNDAY Ssi,s8 tnin vls be hoid Al the
Congregational Csursa 10 Iorsct On "Wednesday.
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A. ~ and caatinue tN5 daya
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aif,gten Cguniy rbls s1cisty VIII h bold 81 Fast
Poalt4ey, Tuesday evening. iuns a, 81 "a oclacl
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,gioa. An aadross may be expected
4. 8 CusMAS, Secretary.
ArTFwrrEp sJlauH. Miss M&ry senter, living
with Merritt Moore. Il Hcttou, n T., attempted
e. commit saicidt one day lart week BY hanging
She tied a rope arsand her besk aud fastened ths
other end 10 ths bodstead CA which she was b..
ing, aud thea throw herself upon the floor. When
found his pAs nearly extinct, bDi With the AID
o. medical assistance sho vas restored.
AstshAhAtAAH n IA ~ " tlilit
table took effect on ihs road yesteriy, and until
further notice trains vii run az follows; Going
south, loAvc Manchester At 6,t5 A. NJ and $50 p.
~. Moving north, leave Manchester at $50 A. NJ.
and sI5EN. We shall publish the new table
next week.
The JuSE TEra Of the Bennington County
Co=rt viii eommeaoe Tuesday, June I'd, Judge
Prout presiding There il large amount
Of business before the Court, and the session il
likely to be long one.
By oAHD in another column il will bo seen that
Elias Green has reopencd his hair dressing room
in the Court House, in this place, whore he viii
be happy to see oil In need Of his services. Civ,
him call
PRoEoTED-Mr. Henry Baldriige, Of Rupert
brakeman on the Rensselaer, 4 Saratoga Railroad
has recently been promoted 10 the position Of
Baggage Master on the express train on that road
A worthy promotion.
A CIRcus visited Granville, n. Y, last week, on
which occasion, as ia usually the case, there wai
good turn out Of roughs, who indulged little
in that manly passtime Of knocking one another
down. A police force was organized and the dis
turbance quellod. But one Of the policemen
seems to have used his club rather freely, hitting
with Il whoever came within his reach. He stfucl
one man on the head inficting, il is feared, fata
injuries. Murphy, the policeman, has been ar
| rested.
CHAs. HARDING, ieweller at Factory Point, hai
recently replenshed his stock Of fancy goods, ant
now offers good assortment Of toilet articles
&c. Advertisement next week.
THERE resides in this town family four o
whose members represent as many generations
The family includes Mr.. Eben Chamberlain ant
his son William, Henry son Of William, and
son Of Henry, all of whom live together in III,
same house. We do not believe another instanc,
Of the kind exists in the State.
BoYcE's SARsAPARuLA, advertised in our col
umns to-day by Francis Fem & Co., Of Rutland
is spoken Of as an excellent medicine, --exactl,
what IL needed at this season of the year by near
ly all.
LARGE Eea.-A correspondent says: "AddisoI
Hurd of West Rupert has a hen's egg that meas
ures 60 inches around the bulge and inohe
around the length, and the hen that laid it, Bea
il il you can, any one"
SuIoIDE-Richard d. Hudson, a man Of q
years, committed suicide at Wilbraham, Mas
sachusetts, on Tuesday last. He was a native O
Dorset, Vt, and, after considerable moving about
settled at South Wilbraham, as a manufacture
Of paper cord, which he left for the paper bo,
business in Springfield. During the fnancia
crisis OF 1857, he returned TO the paper mill a
South wilbInham, and staid there till the fall O
1864, when he sold out to a son, and bought
small farm at the Academy Village. He possessed
the faghiy tendency to melancholy, and haC
manifested an increased depression Of spirits foi
a few days before his death. He was found by
boy employed there about O'Clock, lying on thu
floor of the wood-shed, having bled quietly Il
death, from an artery cut in the left arm. Tn,
facts were apparent, and an inquest was deemed
necessary. He was happy in his domestic
relations, a member of the Congregations
church, joining at Manchester, VT, in every re-
spect an estimable man no cause but constitu.
tional melancholy can be assigned for the death
NV ENGLAND ExPREss CoNPANY.-This is .
newly organized company and will go into bust
ness az soon ar five hundred thousand dollars Of
its stock is subscribed for. It is intended to ex
tend over all The railroad lines of New England
where the business men feel sufficient interest ii
it to take proper proportion of the stock. Itt
object is to reduce rates Of carriage TO reasona-
BILE compensation for the work done and risks in,
CURED. The best business men Of New England
are interested in ii and it will be success. This
trustees already designated and elected in this
State are Hon, John Howe of Brandon, F. II. Or.
Wis, Esq, Of Manchester, and J. W. Ellis, Esq, o.
Montpelier.