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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

gArAys!oN At noOsfcE TrsNEL.
Fsur lien hnIed Lightning Doe -.
Work.
An explosions took place - tbe last
eud ri tie Tunnel la.t FRIDAY Afternoon
Instantly Billing Mr. Mason, superiH
teHdent, Erederiek lt9beTfs, bi4.Jef,
Thomas iaycali machine runner. and
William DHuat miner SIT Churchill,
carpenter BHs severely Injured ibe
charges BeH ell ready ioF xpi9sl0H tie
machine ruu paes Jui y the Way aife
connected ase and tlle men were staHd-
iHg aadef iiie bodies WAlah were Iu tl4e
roof, when tie electricity from tIle lhuu-
der Shower which was III progress Al tie
time. exploded the charges.
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Local Intelligence.
A8Et DAY. AE



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W eH Use aa ta
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~ Formerly ae bF p. Al
...t.. -.ses.s a.. Barber
h. Hs Summer asaasa opposite
Eaa.nar tIaase.
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ifaH Hag tIaH.- NasasaltaH# Ea .Ez#-f
'i-'t' a'i.. i-. .a-3 A.+ ....''ss $500
'.a"i ffa acres ai Aata 'a Joseph l-aH'"@E
'f ssh. Aii. Aa'.f "as "" "'' '". place
YER i"ta'f-Hfe years.
hfaa1"E 81 h'a#"t"'f aSe l0a.''i"4 "
asGe stock ell h'" goods ''f sprung ha"n.
I.2eA o31 i9F % beg" advertisement li"m
BEN 80 HfAt VICES g Joe avail
stephen u. Lash Eq., has removed
ID ium ALBANY ta Schenectady, Dc is cE-.
pee.cd ltN a9u after iHe lstai May, 60
15k after bis interests In our trout
tnams.
h + Walker has f'eiod hts farm
Z "feaat Co. a"" hs" resides 81 las
2oui ~. Manchester would be a@ good
place iaf b'w ia locate 1888 aHf "e
Nno" 81.
a lew lroH naIls placed iuavaso with
dopor win keep ghe walef sweet and tlg
flower. fresh. TaI. arises from lho auI-
& pbur eliminated FROM lle plants combined
4 With The irou,
MIR. Francis Monroe of Concord.
Mass. who many ul our citizens win ro-
member as having spent The summer al
The Naudeaip Hotel two years since, died
d, Concord 30 November Inst
Tie Troy Daily prss {. conducted
nsa psper Of fhe present generation. and
although We DO not agree with ia politics
We must Give Mr.. Parmrptcr credit for
L proaurggg live. readable manor.
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aF ad ta@aH. aa-. ha, aHHal.
EHz a asEma Ia. weather. the
aaH Hra Hat dHaa uu mr .ae. NHh
f.r .a ta ears Ha.r.r all of tla ~ raHs
waa.# have b.rs sageE sweet. THE
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ARLINGTON.

--t r.-4.. .-...;.,z. A.
following persons were chosen officers
of St. James Parish, for the year en-
suing:
Woraons n confoId Harmon
CanfelJ
Vnstrv-u { Hard & Ronodict 4
c na 49, Il 9 ConfaId = = Vet
" Snct'y and Troas III & Hard
Delegates to Convention, H. S. Hard,
+. West, A. D. Garfield
Substantially S. Garfield, A. $.
JAWS D htheI'ct'
-o'i''s. =, puuuy ' I 10, Go"5 ~ . '"o
lo'', .. E Ho trIipl.' I'm ~ T. Ta"t
pr;no @ sIto0 ' - - . '0'' W
u,. ~
p Dn,a.la.,' ro,i5a,laa aJ;,;nin7. t,at
of Mr.. Vests Price $500
po,or p p1lioo,s ,c,s ,l.o r,robaso.
of the \. G.. Hard cottage, in East
Arlington, at the auction April End.
Price $l490; about two thirds its
value,
The Session Of the Troy Confer
ence of the Methodist Church closed
on the nth. Among the assignments
made, was that of Rev, W. T. Poor 10
Society in West Arlington for the
coming year, much to the gratlhcatloh
Of ms numerous trends rev W. W.
curry Is aSSigneu 10 East At''hstoH'
The Rev. c. S. Hall Of Bellows
Falls, will oiiiciate in St. James Church
on Sunday the a0th.
WEST ARLfNqroy.
"A. Hanaman. ESQ, has charge Of the
fine farm owned by the late r. G. futile.
It's for sale. ANY ono wishing to buy a
nice place will do we'll TO call and see If.
s,>n,,rr
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BENNINGTON,
April q, 1871.
hr. Editor:
] see that the managers Of the Harlem
Extension railroad are striving TO build
up the business Of their line. IT has oc-
cured to me that ifaplau which Is adopt
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ruu through fae Taat ' 's
instance. aHa ' rcausygaa.a Gem ~
Tho more 6aa rer, i. seea the more it
r. enforced and appreciated. Aaa OF coarse
tha greater ls ihe travel where ga lsta be
found. valley WIN certainly eeg Bee
shsfe.
The faes want curtains. Ha. blinds. o.
protect from saa. as Italics depend on
their rsrasaIs and gentlemen an broad
hl5nme8 Hsfs for rralrftfau. inst 40 tllev
da ia aa open carriage. n
DIN scott haa rusea h4 machine
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ID E A &C. ana 81 F8 Mar
ta h # /" tE
Ht n.HEf west Afaa gtf
tEs #a a WHa ia# railroads go
Forward e 81 #"sf fale' tHa" es
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~-4Hn Aas. faraleN afe al wolA
aa ta railroad ta taaF 4aaffes,
aa'1a wHaa completed SID aaaa'a ihsm
- ' ''''
@ a " '.@ ''s '''
$500. a"a iaa"e N'la7r ia"." t..at "s"
aia fHa Ha..e aH##
Ties steam MHb1r MiH Of tae Field
Nara5e Is aaf aa Monday. che ssgh
sass rrHsfa fa.faesB rf ..eaut far tae
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

HGtHaul has removed t5 Eag uafteg
aal wl3 3aUuae lis agency Of iae Ejas
Howe sewing 4aa.ae o8e OF thc Je.s
Aia8 Ia gse. IHaaa vito waa. arsl
class ma1laae wtI d9 well - bus u Mr..
Oxford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

81 Mgak W. aa8 getting aat
tic lamtef 81 & aai framing Size same
here
Emn Aruel3 IS completing bis
neu dwelling Aceardiueia ibe sdaee
first cage then she bind " eh
Barry Holt living iu Weston. was
aH Saturday hst dangerously bitten by
a vicious d5s Sequel wIi be death
ofdag aud heavy costs 10 owner
The Comet Paaa % this place pra-
pose giving open air concerts, every
pleasant Saturday evening during the
summer
srmNuEIu. ST..
The VI Novelty Works success
sarg % Kills. Britton 81 Eaton. are Gins
ployIng l25 bands Ia the manufacture
0t cbiIdaen's carriages. and are unable
% Gli their orders.
Smith a Burr who have Cor some
time been making "a superior kind of
harness Of their own patent, have ne,
Gently purchased real estate to the
amount Of IS o0a and viii soon greatly
enlarge their business,
Riley Philips a comfortable farmer
ina North Springfield invested some
$50 ia a New York gold watch enter
prise pr omising fortune, aud received
tur his money a good supply of saw
dust and sheet lead His uciEhhor
talk of subscribing for the Journal to
be sent to his address, as he may not
have yet learned that there are other
wise and honest men in New York be-
sides J Fisk, Jr. No man who reads
your paper viii be SO far behind the
age as to fool away his money on g.h
sua3.rs. We have noticed your re-
marks upon that class of scamps with
great satisfaction. Mr. Philips must
have the Journal
CHESTER.
Sometime, perhaps % year ago, it
was found that Chester had over 70
places Of business. the count included
Saw Mills, Cider Mills, etc
Fire meeting fzs'e number five
came Of at ACADEMY Hall last Satur-
day night. Full attendance aud empty
remarks. Foolshness and insecurity
join hand in hand.
The venerable undertaken Mr..
Arvin Earl, has superintendent the In
terment Of more than 500 persons in
our Cemetary
In our daily rounds we miss a gen
tleman whom we have until recently
been accustomed 10 greet and whom
it was meat to meet We refer to Mr..
Harrison Hubbard His card appears
in the JoUHSAL as a business acquisition
to Manchester aud we hope he will be
held in the same high esteem there that
he enjoyed here
-Picra and cider so worked upon
the Imagination Of enc Of our young
men recently, that he was brought be-
fore Justice Barney, who ordered fine
and costs to be paid amounting to
$l2,13. In this connection one Of our
farmers living on rising ground in the
vicinity of the setting sun, was invited
in the terso and comprehensive diction
prescribed by statute authority to visit
the same Justice, being little stack in
obeying the summons, the officer used
force, bat the farmer was too many
guns. Rcinforccmcnts coming up, he
finally surrendered, went to the court
house of G l.. Fletcher. ESQ, and was
fined for selling the cider, but dis
charged for assault and resistance to the
officer who brought complaint All
about half pint Of Picra and a gallon
or more, cider. Sic cider picra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

a, A. Curtis has commenced iia.
proyments on his residence, which will
include q new stylish, and c5mmodi-
Gus dwelling
Harvey Moore has contracted to
build a house at Winchendon. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

Shocking death Of young rnauHn
Dorset ou Monday last Jay Lagkey.
s8u Of Joseph Laekey, who formerly
lived 300 this town, went to Granville Do
company with tbe two wilkins boys.
saas OF sah Wibius Of thls town.
White as Granville laag bonght d pint
aad a halg of New England Ram. aud
started lof hama with Is load oCmaaI.
Fmn taa testimony atihe e8r8uer's iu.
quest ID appeared that LachcY feli asleep
oa Tire wae aad upon arriving 81, the
bag.a Of WHasus hc Was ie1l oa llo wagon
whUg lha houes were being put in che
hsra. VIXEN obey u.e5 to r9usa hjm IL
we faad thai H wls dead. The ver-
diat Of tae iutE aas t.ag bc came ta his
death bE ssmn@ataar esased by lying
ath aEs haaa down.
-A barn belonging 90 Col /. n.
sykes ueaF Whibgmo's mlg was burned
DO Monday .asa Caase % tbc are an-
EHgvu
"A I dance win take place at DE
aall ~ tie Washington Hotel tomorrow
evening siasr De Holders Cambri gg
Band. va sire informed tast lt Is 90 Doc q
ae ranf aal 500 doubt t1ase who at
leHa wall enjoy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

Dr. d. A. Talicr Is tic new Depot
Master here he seems 81 BE vel liket.
ana IS a thorough going Young man
Mr. " ". Kelley Is raining q
smaI marble Min also lanber and
rrist uil Ht has commenced aiarEe
marble min en- the east side 0f Size
euak. which ha intends g. aHsh the
present season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27
srErTIENroWN.

On Monday morning span Of
horses drawing, a load Of trees for Mr.
W Fowler, became frightened near the
depot and ran away tuning over a
wagon standing near, and continued
at frightful speed to grave yard in
the vicinity knocking down fences,
breaking tomb-stones and doing other
damage. They finally brought up
against an iron fence in the yard.
Mr.. W. Fowler delivered nearly a
car load Of Fruit Trees in this town on
Monday and Tuesday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

Lines to Rev. c. 2. Frcnyear:
D,afeat laa.url rAga ART weary.
Fer LIES path - rough aal stony.
But iains ihap uoJ 10 pslient taiang,
Is precious -ssd tina, thoa 1t sowing.
Aune cas- kuau tl.y spirits ersauiuEs.
Some cab baar cog fergsat p.eadinps,
Some rsa see Ga tar, thou sheddest
None can lu0w baa agak iHaa fselsst
Ana aha8ea ting tf4.s many b..
A Father Asu3 seHas them 10 thee.
H Ela bee promised strength and grace
Euaas.t iar ,sg day aud p.se
Think alat sweet promises sfs tliHe.
Eaear}sa Ia 0a4'a Book AlUae
tiny atar 10 tho Lafl aat safe,
Huas.gg tay saeaysss thaa i cone agslu
And ItAsu r. faithful 20 rs eaI.
Thea dos SHAH hesT TIE iosi-i soau3.
WEB 48ae, servant ea13 and fAsshfal.
Eatar tat9 rasi sttuAl r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

Mr.. Editor, | want to say,
Few words, to none but You;
find your paper very fine,
Keeps me from getting blue.
My home is ont of this county,
But When the JOURNAL comes
I'm very sure to hear from all,
And from my childhood home.
T'is something new and | must praise
Your management so good.
(Ycu may put this in your waste-basket
Or just where suits your mood.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

Tail Oaks from lit,Ia aoorns grow"
prt,,bo will nlopt thc ocorne2 know
# Il q hps,. season or tbe wear. and fbot
tbero are comporotiycly but few real pub
liz srir;tod mon in any commnnity Bst
If he Is nptidod I'm Ina called a hepefactor
who can.c. two smear. Of aras. 10 orov
where bpt one grew before. how much
,roro 90 /. that man who p,opts a tree me.
side fine pu6ltc highway or near a mil
,vgy station. nnder the shade Of which
the weary traveller may rcpose while wait
inc for fine coming t,aip. Old Chatham
o,atcs mn pralcusiaps ia an,. filing morn
than q aoiat bamlnf a,ib nlaasant SNIP.
roundipgs. still. nm bagpv TO know she
"a NOT entirely destitue Of tba, class OF
NOR. ,rb, am. ,yiIir,, noev avcn es la iba
mat ia make .aariaros of botb time and
money f,r fine publi. oooJ We have
nl,nted our acorn. and i2 addition q few
spa1l troas. IN fba station gr,pod. ot mi.
,}..a la,fo,.;,,, tt,, a., .o 1,,;,,,, ,,,o el,ou
mot orIt. rgufrfbuta In fine pfaaaura of
those aropnJ ma bnt that fine co,nipg man
viii b,o.s ua decd Here Mr. Editor
al,,,. ma g., s.,. c,-.r,. ,.a,,,, man oe,,s,
e. miami ot I.,st ouo tr.o Win his ow,
b,nd.-,n ,fo o,n.,rg a. laa.t-nat he
r,n cell H.. own hor,ro ,rrivf,,, M fbo
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,n 81 that lima n, l.ir, daft .lar,ro ,,.i,t,.
,, ,o, liz. ae,,. ,,.,,.,,. ,.,a,.s a,.,, g.,
be an excuse for further NEGLECT Of SO
pleasant a duty. Only think Off, How
much the grounds about tbc stations on
roads which have been in operation ten
or twenty years might haye been beauti-
fed bv alilue wolf directed effort Boz thls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27


MIR. II. Il. Barber has Just moved
into hisuow house, that he bias just fin
ished. ou Center street,
MIR. Cornelius Cleghou has just
put Il new coat Of pa at oh bis dwelling
4ul is fixing his premises up consider
ably
The WaIIiugf5ri cheese factory has
commenced work under the manage
mcnt of Cd. 5. Williams from Dainty.
The milk business does not get
mueb sympathy from this place as yet,
uuly oac man sends Mr. Austin Bruce
80 sends ono cau.
Mr.. e. IT. Bradford & CO. are
stating their taunefy They Say theF
eau slate 81 fob. as cheap % they caa
shiaeie IT,. ltcastinE them six dollars
pea square put oa the H9ea
Oar citizens are making many im.
Hravemeats this Spring
The spring term ef school 10 this
village mmensi Monday the 9th
The high leFa tueHl IS taught BY Miss
March dad Sire Primary department by
Mla Caagaaa both residents af lbp
town We haga taa good teachers
aad there Is be reason WHY we cannot
hage good aQgi Ills summer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

A meeting Of the citizens of Peru,
was held on friday afternoon, to con-
slider the subject of locating a steam
saw and grist mill, and mandatory Of
chair stuff, The meeting was adj
dressed by j. Il, McNaughton, ESQ.,
and Mr.. Martin, Upon a vote bcirg
taken it was decided to locate the mill
near the village. Another meeting
will be held on the 9th Of May, at ore
o'clock. p. m.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-27

A barn belonging TO /. n. Sykes situa-
ted near 4. J.. Whitcomb's mill was burn
ed on Monday afternoon Cause Of fire
unknown. No insurance.
The farmers of school district No. ] of
Rupert have manufactured This season q
rifle short OF $1,000 pounds of maple
sugar
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-20

The Wettrsr Pianos Nre known ms aairlng the
very best. We are enabled to speak OF these IN
strumcnts with confidence Sron personal GnoWl-
edgc.-N. X. Evangelist.
We can speak of the merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge rs being OF the
very hest quality.--Christinn lntelligeneer.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters storeethe
very best assortment of Pianos, Melodcons and
Orgaus to be found in the United States.-Gra
hams Magazine. ~
MUSICAL DeiNUs.-Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
capital and attention to the manufacture AMI
| sale Of Pianos aad MclOleons. He has just is
sued n catalogue of his new instruments, giving
u new scale OF prices, which show n marked ro-
ductian evoms foruaoR rates. aud the Pianos have
recently been awarded the first prcmicm at sew
Leral Fairs. Many people OF the present day who
arc attracted, ii not confused, with the flaming
advertisements Of rival piano houses, probably
overlook a modest manufacturer like Mr.. Wa
! tiers but we happeR to know that his instru-
ments sarned him II soOd reputation long before
EXpOsitions and " hOnOrs - connected herewith
were ever thought of. Indeed, we have one OF
Mr.. Waters Piano FOrtes in our residence
(where it has stood for years) Of which any
manufacturer is the world might wsR' he e7otId.
We have always Seer dsli5kted With I as "a
sNect-tOned and powerful instrument ant there
is no doubt of its durability more than this,
some n the best amateur players III the city rs
well as several celebrated p~iunists, have per-
formed on Said plano, and all pronounce it a SUI
pcrior and FlRsT-CLASs instrument. Strong l
endorsement we could not giye.-llOme Journal.
Horace Waters, Isl Broadway, Is famed tOr
the excellence of his Planes and Organs. 1--we
ming Post,
The Winters Piano ranlas with the best manu-
featured va Auscriea The independent, y. Y
mAy25tf ....
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-20
improvements.

Mr.. j. II. Patton is having a new pave
ment made in front of his residence. 1t
should be extended. .GNaG V
Mr.. j. W. Clark will complete his
brick pavement in front of his dwelling as
soen as lie can Spare the time to attend to
it. He is so pressed with business that it
is almost impossible for him to look after
his home affairs. rNaieusl.sM Do vsA
W. II. Robertson has greatly improved
his facilities for taking pictures. Step in
and see his new Gallery in rear of the
post-oflice.
An awning in front of the post-ofice
would add greatly to the comfort of
"loafers."
Maj. Stout, Of Loudon, has the contract
for building Mr.. Morrison's new residence
and will commence the WORK at once. LaH
The work on Dr. Scruggs' magnificent
business house is being pushed forward al
a rapid rate . NIT UAI2
j. w. Goddard - prcparingtO build 9
large warehouse on vacant portion of thu
lot whcreou McNees's blacEsnSish ant
wagon shop is located. ,.1
We learn that Col. LenOir is going t
enclose his beautiful lot iAfront o. 9Th,
depot.
Our little town is looking up regardless
of the duh tilies and scarcity Of money
and, ere long it will be known as the cit.
Of Swcetwa,er.