The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14

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cammgtloas. viii s. bs..er thaa none.
-, Baker s son, are preparing q
open 8 leaa mlao % their place, one mil,
ana hair from Tits village Hay.bg
visited other mines aad submitted spee.
nebs 81 thelr ore Tor examination, aey
confidently anticipate rich returns
- Maynard s. turuiuga quantity 81
che best lettering and hewiug nallets.
from well seasoned hickory, Cor o. +.
WAueg, proprietor II the marble works
in this place,
The JarRNAt grows ip favor every
week.
-sllas GHmlh.s mill &. being well
stocked with logs. Since the new line
was opened. lumber has been in demand
20 supply towns oa the Harlem and Har-
lem Extension, thag have no timber Of con-
sequence. Prices range higher than form
crly aud the demand il good. and on the
increase. IF we suffer some IN the way
ofaxes, we get q return ia this aud other
WAYS.
DANDY.
a regular meeting Of Gushing Lodge
No. 6s /. 0. ofG. T., Of Darby, Feb. 9TH
1871, the following officers were duly in
stalled by A. 5. Baker, d, @. W. e. T.;
James A. Sawtell, VIC. Mrs. l.. ;.
Bond W. y. s.--Nlrs. Juliet \. Sawtcll,
W. Il. II. Miss Addie +. Johnson, W.
L. II. s.--Chas. H. Congdon, ". S.
Miss Nellie l.. Kelly, ", A.s.--L. Z.
Howe. WI. s.-Mrs. Eliza A. Cook, ".
MARTIN Sargent, W. M.--Miss Flora
Emerson, ". u, miss Emma Z. Ban
croil, w.I.G.-George o. Dolph, ". O.
G.--E. A. Smith, w. C.-Rey. 4. W. East
man, P. ". ct.
For the Manchester Journal,
WALLNGronp, Feb. Is, 1871.
We will look for few moments at the
manufacturing interests of this place;
First in the manufacturing line ranks
the Bachelor Manufacturing Company's
new Fork Factory which is the largest
Fork Factory in the United States. 1t is
$50 feet long by 80 wide, having 3 wings
20 by 80. 1t is run by water, carried by
a canal about bali a mile long Their
machinery deserves much credit. And
they have $50 feet Of side track for their
own use. They are already receiving
large orders.
Next rank, the Batcheller aud Sons
Fork Mills, which are in three separate
buildings As business is dull they are
are not doing much now, but viii revive
mp in the Spring.
They have also a Clothes Pin Factory,
which for want of water is stopped.
Bradford & CO. deserve to rank next on
account of the large business done in their
Tannery, shipping all their Leather TO
Boston.
Fargo Il Bartholomew Sash and Blind
Factory is still another important manu-
factory. They are doing an extensive
business and are able TO fill all orders
promptly.
II. c. Cole is doing a large business in
the Ok Bow line
L. Simonds q Co.'s Wooden Bowl Fac
tory is doing large business, shipping
them all over the country. Also he has
started another Ok Bow shop.
We must not lose sight Of II. @. Adams
who is manufacturing his patent Snow
Shovels, and they are being introduced in
the principal cities of the Union.
Our mountains abound with with the
richest Iron mines that can be found.
Owing to the Righteousness of this min
eral Blast Furnace is in prospect, and if
nothing prevents we will have one before
July.
Wallingford is growing fast, and who
knows but it will sometime be one of the
leading villages in Vermont,
Yesterday snow fell to the depth of 10
inches, much to the pleasure Of the lum-
bermen, who are at work as fast as they
are able this morning. =.
RUPERT.
Abstract Of the School Census in the
Town of Rupert for the year ls50