The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11

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charming pasamc San desire. being az
aeF are tie product of q fisherman
81 taste ana education. wis pot lt thc
world krow tte stzt 81 use rui aHd thg
Hrieei DO order taafa letter wish e,.eek
lu it i9gJ just ths aHlaaug mss De seul per
mail and me rod forwarded bN eEPless,
Again, Young s. DeaioHo doubt honest
lg el lhe best Nlk Can made IN tbc
country lgt us know she cash price.
Somebody lu Peru bas 100000 shingles,
what Is the prfee for cash, delivered 60
Manchester believe iu making tbc ad-
veriiomenls interesting. A gentleman
asked me villa. DE could get maple sugar
for 20 Vermont, looked ia the logESAI
found lots ofpeoulc were making good
sugar bat ne prise named, tbo result was
the order went b Cauarmgus County at
i5 els, q pound
Advertising ifr'ahtIy done pays large
By. imaaa thasa suggestions for your
consideration. S.
p. S.-Tbcrc Il great deal Of feeling
expressed ON change iu regard TO the
murIcrof SIR. a. d, Putnam. Ia wa.
esc8g,iue two ladies, Mrs and Miss Du-
val, to church, and while riding in O
horse cor OF the Broadway line, the
ladies were insultcd by an eX-eonductor,
VIM. Foster Mr.. Putnam quietly RIO.
buked him, and while he was assisting
the ladies from the car, the ru6in seized
die drivers iron hook and rushing
around The ear, struck him a cowardh
blow, which eventually caused bis death,
Mr., Putnam was a quiet gcntlemanly
man and much respected
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GLoyEEsylLLr, May 9Th, 1871.
M. EdHor.
! think yom readers will be glad to
read a few lines from one Of the smartest
towns have passed through. Glovers-
Vile is a beautiful and ilourishing village
with a population Of six thousand, looat-
ed seven miles from Fonda, on the New
York Central railroad, aud is the tcrmi-
nus Of tho Fonda, johnstown and GLOW
ersyilc railroad e new and substantial
road in successful operation, running four
trains daily each way in connection with
the trains Of the Central road; aud is the
most direct, safe and expeditions route to
the lakes and the great wilderness Of the
North
The chief and principal business is the
manufacture Of mittcns and gloves, which
is carried on so thoroughly and success
fully in all the various branches and de-
partments, including cloth, sheep, buck
and kid, domestic and imported, that
Gloyersyille is Universally acknowledged
to be the great glove and mittcn empo-
rum of the country. Tic following arc
some Of the priHeipa lmanutacturers, viz;
John McNat, U. NJ. Place, Alanson Jud.
son, W. J. Heacock, Berry & Allen, Ru.
fus Washburn, j. V. & j. w Place,
Heacock s. McDougal d. Lashcr, VIM
c. Allen, Austin kasson and host Of
Others too numerous to mention.
The growth aud prosperity of the vii
laec is unprecedented in this part Of
the country; aad although from seventy.
five to one hundred new buildings are
annually erected for the accommodation Of
the people, yet rents are enormous and
houses difficult to obtain.
The churches, four in number, and o.
the following denominations, viz
Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational
and Baptist, are all elegant and commo
dious structures and the especial pride o
the community. The banking buildings
are both new and for the elegance ant
grandeur Of their architecture cannot b.
surpassed outside Of the great cities, Will
all the necessary appointments and ap
pmtenauces perfect and complete in tht
most minute particulars.
One Of The most attractiyc and pleasing
features Of Goyeryille, ouc which mo.
lorcibly demonstrates the intelligence
and enterprise Of its citizens, is tie larg,
Union School under the careful manage
mcpt Of board Of trustees composed @
the most substantial men Of the village
and supplied with an able and scieuliG,
corps Of teachers, making the instruction
In oil the various branches thorough ant
complete, and the school one of tie bcs
in the State
The travelling public will find eNeellou
accommodations at either tie Mason
House, Central or Aivord House; but W.
deem the Mason House worthy Of O.
pecial Communications Possessing the ad
vantage Of superior Iocation-beiugl ocat
cd at the very centre Of business-spa
cious, aud commodious thoroughly rem
ovated and uewly furnished thc room
large, clean and wen ventilated, The bal
stocked witHchoieo ales, wines and cigaH
and the table supplied with all the sub
stautials, delicacies and Injuries Of lht
season The proprietor, Mr.. J. j. Barr
IL a whole ssulcd, social, genial gentle
man, who has bad long experience as
public caterer and fully c0mprehcuds Cd,
wants Of bIs guests AND gives them hit
personal supervision with ihe most uH