The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-17
Local Intelligence

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/ AocpKNr. An extra Freight train ca tho Ben.
( nington sud Rutland railroad while on ia way
f from Bennington 80 Rutland Friday, ran into q
+ freight car loaded with logs which had been lef'
( standing on The track. Tho locomotive, the A.
+ l. Miner was damaged considerably about hoI
+ front works, but fortunately, was not thrown
4 from the track. No person On the train was in.
4 jured,
"Tm Hour FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN IL ouI
/ own SrAIE.-The following extract is from an ap
f poal in the Vermont Chruiclo Il October 3lsl il
behalf ~ the Homo fur Destitute Children al
/ Burlington. which, was established sad chartered
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( comfort Ior the approaching winter. Tor us.t ~
funds to support thom. seventy Poor destitute
children. as needy as any who were takoH hay,
been refused homo tho Iast wear. At this Io.ti
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