The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

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oof thc openings in vheh tfgvesn she
Iaerrnt rooms srg guarded by lfgu d0ors
q that ia rase ~ Ore Be b belt a. impas-
lble t8 burn moro thau aut part a. amy
mt ama. The frB ot .b-se apartments
inferred from the South Is laKls9 feet
uc roeacr oIwhieI ssx91 leel s1eeup.tl
Is : smlth shop anl the remaining Far ms
, machine ,aoP The room adjoining Ihls
S 3gAG51 fect sn3 &C. used Cor Uuaj war.
sting exclusively On fbjs rn9m there is
"a ingenious piece Of machinery for ear
wing ont shaviHEs. IL eausslsot wood
eco tuaHd extending through the boiler
house 90 tbc river. st each end of ihjs
tunnel there is largo putty ou which Is
placed ana cudlc,s.e,0a.u with buebcts ut-
.asbr1 which as tie shaFug' arc
shayrlIcd iu the tunnel takes them along
dropping them into the boiler house
through q trap, when the trap Is closed IL
carries The sba,iugs through 60 the river
The room adjoining this is 6aNlao feet
Ia This room the different parts Of thr
are collected and pat together,
The next aud last is lI5xlao feet and Is
used for painting the machines. These
rooms are very high Ii being from The
floor to top Of side walls sixteen feet and
from floor to middlcor roof tory-dyc and
are we'll ventilated aud lighted from the
top. The company have branch from
the Troy & Boston railroad from the
south 10 the north end Of The shop, close
enough TO make 70 convenient for unload
ing stock and loading machines. The
boiler house is tfty-siN feet from the shop
the stack to which is ono hundred and
five feet high Their haTduiug rooms,
grinding rooms, etc, are Ia frame build-
iugs, the nearest OF which is thirty feet
from the new shop, which is protected
from il by a solid brick wall. The build
ing with gas pipes and steam pipes there.
in including cost Of grading, cost about
100000 The machinery. stock, etc,
which will be IN the building at some
portions of the year will amount TO from
500 200 TO 100000. In the shop there
is employed about eight hundred men
with monthly pay roll Of from $50, 600
to $50 900, They turn out at present
about one hundred aud twenty machines
per day They have another shop at the
south side Of the river in which they en-
ploy about two hundred men. Their
machines sell more reapily than any 9th
er Kind in market. II.
WILMINGTON.
The Vermont House is situated in
one Of the plcasantest villages in Wind.
ham County. Pleasant drives, pure
air, good fishing grounds, with good
stage accommodations from Brattleboro
and Bennington, makes il a desirable
place for few summer boarders,
The churches in this place have
made arrangements to hold their Sab,
bath Schools in the morning, aud dur
ing the summer have a sermon only in
the afternoon A union service is held
every Sabbath evening in each church
alternately.
Rev. Mr. Field, the new Congre-
gationalist minister has moved into
the parsonage recently purchased by
the Society.
By the last weeks Journal we
learn Of a report" that Rev. A. w.
Goodnow will soon resign the passionate
of the Baptist Church in Wilmington.
This is news to many, especially to
your correspondent, who can hardly
credit the report, Still he may re.
sign-ministers do such things some.
times.
The Good Samaritan Society, or
gained here last winter, seems to be
in a state Of suspended animation.
PETERsBuRGn, N. Y.
The Christian Society met with
fine success at the dedication of their
newly repaired church on Saturday and
Sunday the 9th and It'll inst The sub.
scriptions on the latter day amounting
TO about fourteen hundred dollars, suf
ficient TO pay up all arrearages for re-
pairs and for the handsome new organ
just put in Their pastor, Rev. Mr..
Hayes, was assisted by Rev. Martyr
Summerbell Of New Jersey and Rev.
James Summerbell of the Seventh day
Society Of Berlin.
Rev. }. G, Phillips was ordained
to the BAPTIST ministry on the ith inst.
The excitement Of the would be
mail carriers has at last subsidized. The
choice or appointment to that lucrative
position having fallen upon our School
Commissioner, 4, II. Allen.
We had a higbtoned law suit hcI
on Saturday The decision has not
been made public yet, the justice tax
ing time to decide.
gAA 'Hh'i Hll7ilH NHN lt'iIal ~
A. l.. Stillman is turning out some
very fine buggies and heavy wagons
Andrew has full controlof the carriage
/ trade.
LEBANON STRINGS.
/ We'll donel We mean that festival
|hld by the ladies Of the Episcopal
church at Kendall's Hote Oh the even.
/ ing Of the 10th inst. An went merry
as married belle and the receipts
we believe, were fully equal to, ifthcy
did not exceed the expectations Of those
most interested AZ the close Of the
entertainment Mr Bert, appeared a0c
announced a sale at auction Of somt
. much kneaded articles which must be