The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-20

standing about. no enc was seriously IA"
jurcd. One boy was directly under the
boom, but was saved by the timber strik-
ing a block Of marble. The derrick itself
was entirely ruined
wEsT RUPERT
The Rose Cheese Factory commenced
operations on the 10th inst. with very en-
couraging prospects.
pANBY.
M II. Cooke, Esq, has just put a
new coat Of paint on his house. which
improves the appearance very much
The Judge is always in for improve.
ment
The builjngof q new hotel is still
ia contemplation by the people Of Dan
by and Mt. Tabor We hope this en-
terprise will be successful, There is
no locality in the State offering such
rare advantages and the Mt. Tabor
Mineral spring IS equal if not superior
to any in the State.
MIR. William Otis has made over
5000 lbs Of maple sugar this Spring,
all made into syrup. He has COO gal
Ions on hand, and has sold 200 gallons
Mr. Otis does an extensive business in
this line, and his conyeniences consist
of MI the latest improvements
Mrs. l.. A. Baker invites the at
tention of the ladies Of Dandy aud vi
cinity to her new and well selected
stock Of millinery and fancy goods,
dress trimmings, etc, and which she
offers for cash, as low as the lowest.
We notice her circulars were printed
at the journal office,
Several more of our dairymen
commenced sending their milk TO New
York city last week, among whom are
II. Dillingham;, Job Green and n. Fisk
Jr. There are now l6 cans OF milk
shipped from this station per day.
Mr.. Robert Edgerton has field
Of rye, sowed the 18th Of March last.
all up in good shape Who beats this?
MIR. John j. Paris, Conductor on
the Harlem Extension railroad has been
sick with the diptheria at his fathers
residence for several days. We learn
that he is better and expects to be able
soon to resume his labors John j. is
a good conductor ha, ing had consid-
cradle experience and possesses the re-
spect and esteem of all who know him.
We attended the Hotel Meeting
mentioned above, and engaged in a
| friendly talk with those present upon
the subject Of summer hotels and their
value to the towns where they are To-
Gated.
That Dandy is good point for a
house of this kind we have no doubt,
but whether its citizens will put their
hands into their pockets to help build
it, is for them to decide. We think il
would be for their interest to do so,
and shall be glad to do anything we
can to help along the enterprise.
Hon. D. L. Nicholson made some
very sensible remarks npon the inter.
ests Of Dandy and the duty of its citi,
zens to take advantage of their beauti.
/ full scenery. mineral springs. &c 10 in.
crease their prosperity.
A good deal of interest was mani
tested by those present, and we hope
the matter will be followed up and re
gnIt In tho dacirn1 botal irnprova-nnnta
sui III t,lc ooSIreu ho'ei improvements
''D'' '0N'NA'''
MT, TABOR.
i am in receipt of your interesting
paper for the past few weeks, and an
very much pleased with its spirit and in
tellgepce
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The past sea'oi'' Dul is improving as III
/ spring advances
5. l.. Griffith is now operating th,
premises formerly occupied by the Noun
Tabor Lumber Companv. and Is doing
very good business. Mr.. Griffith is liy,
man
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,a''e u 'u,s own la' maui ',',l zen 'as
drec ana sixty pounus OF maple sugar IN
spring from two hundred ana twent.
trees, which Is something over six pound
to the tree. Who beats thatI r.
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