The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

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sa heard Is every quarter
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In WA auuaaeei lat uetE. from Iea.
uIagtou. that Od q. Boss was alI rights
tlc entertainment De bad given. 60 q
crowded house, at taat place being -n
rggfF respect uHcxeepiIonable. UHf0z.
tanaleig iu just one week from tie dime
cI tla Performance s., Bennington.
aua uh.le 81 tbl place. an unpleasant
ness occurred among ON g.. Boss Gem.
lauF aul ibe organization $50 broken up.
tesnayuEEEf.
-OHr Comet BaH3 see engaged % as.
slst In lbe celebration ofa5c national birth
dag "a Chester. There is probably $50
other village ln iho State, Of as few luhab-
iIants as lh.s thal eau furnish as great O
variety 81 Instrumental music.
Mr. Charles Hlll, who sresldiug with
y. J.. Faulkner OF this place, bias long
been DESTROYS OF securing and tanning
bear aud having been informed that z.
Bryant the successful trappgr of Perm,
had caught one Ia WiuhalI, not far from
stfatton, De started Saturday morning,
armed with ropes and cbl0rofoun, to see
cure, and bring home the prize. Bruin
was securely tied 10 3 pole and borne up
on the shoulders Of men for the distance
Of, some two or three miles through The
woods, placed 10 "a wagon, and arrived
here IN the evening, when be Immediately
became for q time the chief object Of at /
traction. On Sunday the bear died from
the effects Of heat, and previous exhaust. /
ION. The bear was young and would /
weigh about one hundred pounds.
BONNEVILLE.
--Messrs. Bryant & Cone caught
bear In a trap at Little Pond, near Mr. /
kendall's, last week The bear was
taken out Of the trap alive, and sold for
$50 but was subsequently taken to Lon
donderry when he died. he weighed /
one hundred pounds.
A lodge of Good Templar. was re-
Gently started In this place.
The fine specimen of Night Blooming
Cereus belonging 10 Mrs. Morgan, bios
somcd again recently.
The Atlantics Of Manchester will ploy
the MuIers of this this place, a match
game Of Base Ball on the 9TH
ARLINGTON.
The first Campaign Flag of the season,
in these parts, was thrown to the breeze
during the past week at Flints Peg Fac
tory by the employees of that establish
meut. 1t is a beautiful National Flag
bearing the names Of Grant & Wilson.
Who will show their colors next.
The State nominations for Governor
and 1t. Governor met with hearty APP
proyal in this community, both candidates
being known to be men of ability, and
veterans in the Republican cause
BENNINGTON.
The Banner, last week gave the
credit Of its Sandgate and West Rupert
items to the Salem Press. They were
taken from the JOURNAL Of the previous
week without credit by the Press.
-O'Brien, who was run over by the
cars Tuesday evening of last week, died
soon after the accident lie was seventy
five years of age and dependent on the
town for support
JAS. Fisk, father of Prince Erie, has
been visiting Mr.. II. w. Putnam in this
village. The old gentleman is in poor
health and spirits and is continually talk
ing OF his murdered son.
The Glastonbury railroad gives en- ,
ployment to quite number of swedes.
They appear to be quiet and industrious
and make very good laborers.
S. M. Bowles, Esq, is ma nufacturing
Stencil Plates again, both plain and orna-
mental and by seeing the advertisement
in other papers Of his extraordinary com
Dination Of inducements, we were in /
iueed to take advantage Of the offer. and
perfect satisfaction was given.
-Chas, A. King, will remain in this
place for few weeks, we understand.
The 4th will not be celebrated here.
We blush somewhat when we make mem
lion that our village is growing dun
with the timcs."
--Lanty & Boss have returned home
again with their show. 1t does seem
well we won't say it. However we uu-
ierstand that they propose starting out
again in few days. We don't know ,
who they'Il have for their ticket agent
during their next tour Chandler, (HuH)
filed that position on their recent trip,
aud that is enough for one duaaer.
barber Chase, Esq. has nearly re- /
covered from his recent illness, fact
which we are glad to chronicle. 4
"A new engine, called the a. A.. Sci
over has arrived for the Glastonbury road.
1t weighs 40 tons and has six drive
wheels and no tender, the water tank be-
ing placed on the engine itself, to get all
The weight possible over the drive wheels
II is a very powerful machine, which is
necessary To pull a load up the steep
grades Of the Glastonbury rood. The en-
CINE il in the charge Of Geo Thompson, {
formerly engineer on the Harlem Exicn-
sion.
WOoUTOEu.
These days il IL not au unircguent oc-
10 see men, women, and child
lren travelling or riding through the