The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

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ARLINGTON.
The Grant and Collar CHb closed the cam
paign BY salute q 100 guns, on Thursday boon,
fred b. the Carey Brothers q the Chiselrille Gun
squad
/ SUNDERLAND.
4 Sunderland correspondent writes The sey-
mourter relying on The large majority their IA.
yarlto WIS % have IN town on election day, raised
q polo and flag 10 chronicle the victory and 70
celebrate under. When The vote Vac declared
Grant sAs found 70 haTe tied seymour, aud 70
! the celebration did not come OF. viii keep you
posted when it does and report. But this you
may be assured Of, this town is redeemed, and
from this out look for good round Republican
I majortos,
EAST DORSET.
4 .-Wm. J. Allen, teamster, ito the employ Of
the Field Marble Co., at East Dorset had one q
| his feet badly bruised, one day last week. while
defending the mountain from the quarry With a
load Of marble. lie slipped and fell under the
wagon and one Of the hind wheels passed over
his foot
The Hibernia Base Ball Club Of East Dorset,
on the aoth ult., went TO south Wallingtord f1r
the purpose Of playing match game Of BAH with
tho Union club Of that place, hut, when arriving
on the ground, what was their surprise to find
/ that the gallant Unions were over anxious to
place in their uino two professional players, aud
4 when the captain Of the Hiberuis's objected the
brave Unloufs waKed "rtd hot, % and abused tas
4 far a. words oouldJ all present But after some
time The question Of dispute was left 70 the decis-
/ ion of the Umpire whom, according to the laws
u base ball, ruled the professionals out, but the
gallant Unions, true to their text, iaty refused
to abide by any rules or regulations, and the Hi
/ boruias retired from the field. This is not the
! FIRST time that they have used neighboring clubs
4 in like manner. Let all base ball admirers shuu
the Unions as they are not manly or even civil
HBERNIA.
| The GREAT REACTION l-LARdE DEMOCRATIC
| GAINS IN EAST DoRsEr.-John L. Buflum and
Henry Bebee have each won "a goad hal on the
recent New York State election, They have
achieved this enormous gain over "bloated bond
holders" by their confidence in the "loyalty, pat
riotism and unbounded popularity Of Hogatio
seymour. SUBSCRIBER,
PERU.
The Rev Asa +. Clark, Of West Brattleboro,
has accepted a recent call from tie Congregation
al society in Peru to become their pastor, and
he commenced his iabors with hat Society last
Sabbath,
FOwSAL.
The Troy Times says A sad accident occur
cd on the Troy Boston Railroad, near Pownal,
on Thursday afternoon, by which one man, named
/ Grogan, was instantly killed. and four otLeIs
I quite seriously hurt. The accident occurred on
/ board the train which were conveying the track
repairers to their homes at Hoosek from the
Ineighburhood Of pownal, where they had been at
work, and resulted from the piling Of some old
rails cross-wise upon the car on which the men
were riding. In passing along, the ends Of the
rails extending over the car caught upon wood
pile extending along the track, and one of the
rals flew up and struck Grogan upon the head,
killing him, as we have said, instantly. Mr.. Con-
nors, the boss Of the gang was so badly injured
that at first his life WINS dispsIred Of, but arc
glad to learn that there are now strong hopes Of
his recovery John Farley sustained broken
arm and Patrick LAWN was thrown from the car
and considerably injured about the head.
| David EKford Of Pownal had nine sheep kill
ed by bear, short time since. The animal APP
/ approached within Is rods Of Mr. Exford's house
burglars entered the store Of A. q. Parker q
Son, Of Pownal, recently, and rifed the money
drawer " IL contents, about $40. Burlingham's
hotel was catered tho same night and attempts
were made TO open the money drawer with a
stove poker, but they were unsuccessful.
BENNINGTON.
ls}cnard FARRELL who was commit cd to Ben
| ningtoh jail for attempting 10 shoot Rev. Father
Ryan, the Catholic priost of that place, some
time since, escaped Wednesday night, and is still
Of large.
RUPERT.
The Congregational Society in Rupert during
the last financial year have given 10 their minis
tor, Rev. J. -. CLARK, besides donation Of more
than one hundred and sixty dolarssls lG0, 0ol one
hundred aud throe dollars 10000 in .sma Arti-
ees of value in the family. They scarce feel the
gifi and ye, ii il Of real value to the recipients.
Add besides, it is these little Kindness, that
bind hearts together.
| The West Rupert Choose Factory Company
made sale last week OF the entire lot u cheese
that they had on hand, and are 10 make at 10 ~
pound, delivered at the depot, about 1000 lbs.
IN all
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