The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28
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J Les Stewards. T. I.l4rk Librarian, g. J..
Pufay Tyler.
We hayc. during o. pact pest. pea in aps5-
stssg be- tts JurRxaI nfrc one d Keepers CaloT.
b EsFlaes. VITA wAlrh puwtf uur presses Ers
u8p being rru. These engines ara operated sole
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trpHs.3a zf 8 gaal Stove bEg car brief c1pcE-
saae lu tisr us, .aaas us % b..iere thst ihsy
g., IA preferable to fiaam where less than siH
horsa paw,r ia required. W.h this power 70
( fgn Gun presses VT shah the batter b. raablod 30
+ iasp up uliL ouf arl,rs far .b printing. This
brAHch u agg business has rapliiy increased du-
ring the past year. and is assuming proportions
+ vhleh uIu uceesssiste further additions g. cor
. faaaHes ga ita execution by tbe adtiuuu q AZ
utAor large poser press. Oar orders for wors
{ agd not confined entirely 10 THE community, but
{ elleud afgr tAa Hhgs statt, aud portions 81 the
/ State u SeH Y3rE-s faa which we think sFcass
/ loudly la praise q the typographical eTeellencs
/ d our waFt and the prices 81 which % 10 done
BrsMHaroS 4 RUTLAND RAnEoap. Since Mr.
/ W. euydel assumed the management aud gener-
a. supounteHdeuey Of has road, scme radical
/ chanees have been inaaeaTsled, which in time
must accrue greatly b the benefit Of the road and
! the travelling aud business public. Mr.. suyatfis
! practical railroad man. o. recent service on the
I Union Pacific 10 fact jest the man 10 bring order
! uut q chaos, aud who vii eventually make the
/ Bennington Rutland with its southern councc-
/ ton, the Lebanon Springs road, one u the most
{ prominent connecting links Tor freight aud pss-
songVrs between this point and New York. The
general Offices u thc road have been removed 10
/ this place, ard Ifs uficers arr snugly cnseoBcod
/ iu handsomely furnished apartments ia the Ma
/ tonal Bank building The superintendeuts mr.
suydor'sJ Office is in the front room on the see
oud Goar, while Just back Of it is tho Office Of MI
/ D. W. Craig, the cashier aud paymaster Of the
! Foad. 1nc basement Of the building is being fit
tld up fer general freight and ticket office, and
/ will be ready in few day when it will be in
+ charge u Mr. J. H. Faulkner, also a thoroughly
practical man, and one well qualified for his po-
| ELTON Mr. +. c. White. late superintendent Of
! the road, has been appointed Master of Trans
/ portation u the same, and for the present re-
mains at Bennington where ho has an office
succcss 70 tho bennington Rutland aud Leba-
! non Springs Railroads under the new manage
/ mcnt Hutl1ad Herald.
/ HASpsolw TmNd- HANDSOMELY DoSE.-- A
/ few years ago, an aged couple came to this town
10 reside, and not being blessed with either chill
I dren or property, their condition 70 the casual
/ observer, appeared lonesome and anything but
4 enWsble, Though poor, they always seemed to
/ be coutentcd aud happy. Though childless, they
werg not without iiisl regard, as tho sequel will
/ show.
/ II appears that some years before, and while
/ THE couple were near the zenith Of life two boys,
! named Watson, dista, relatives TO these poo
/ PIC, in some way fe on their hands, and 10 whom
/ thoy acted ~ God parents. The boys grew up to
/ be men with firmly established moral principles
and industrious habits, They loft their adopted
/ home ta seek more active spheres, aud engage in
more active scenca Of business life, This, with
tho weight Of additional years, brings our aged
couple 20 the uBeuvabIe condition in which they
came TO reside among us. Two or three years
since, gentleman quietly paid visit to these
aged people aud found them living quite desU-
tuto upsu farm they had rented Ho immodi-
A,ely purchased the farm, and furnished other
substantial aid for their comfort, and bade them
lire. The records show that the title 10 that
J farm is 10 --- Wstson. But the business WIGS
SO quietly done that very few persons were cog
ni7aut Of it, and still fswcr had the pleasure Of
I m Eire bis acquaintance. Last Spring, quiet
I EcnncmABly appearing man was pointed ont to
I us Ju our street ar Mr. ------- Watson. II
vas econ Understood that be designed to erect
/ new buildings oa the farm he had lately pur-
chased. suffice to say, be secured tho services
/ Of Mr. C. n. Bennett, under wheBo iudomi,able
encrgy and perseverance, ne job ever Tags and
now, short mile north Il onr village may be
seen e neat dwelling, carriage house ana barn,
with ruuniug water, fish pond, &c, thoresult Of
an outlay ~ sumo six thousand dol.ars
This eligible and pleasantly located property 81
n5w 6oeupicd By the venerable Moses " Hall
aud has csiimsbig companion They hsFe also
At theif disposal horses. carriages, and every
thing 60 contribute 10 their comfort, al through
Mr. VS. mumbeclco aaa bcuefaetion The su-
! pcmtraeturcs he has erected sud thc improve
mems he has made ART au honor % the neigh
barheaa and - the town. and Il which both
awucr snd builder may well fesl proud, We uu,
dsr>taHd that be oouteuristes s.lli further inn
pruveuout i,y way q embsllishiag his grounds.
and then make IL q sort a. Summer fee0rt f1r
himself and family. 10 this enterprise. wo think
. Mr. ", has not only exhibited good Judgment
tgt a btneYoleni heart a heart capable q recip-
racalHg llHIUets, and rstsutiyr q gratitude
u it. he has go 81 esampla worthy Of imitation
I one laH seldom followed. X.
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