The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-27

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usmel OButa, between thls village aua
North bennington 6n Tuesday evening
ne Was sitting % DE track and Wa ter
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town pauper Tie said be WAS sitting On
the track g nest
OldG Boss 3 ali right friends. after
SO. and we're an glad Gift lie gave an
entertainment here on Monday last and
tle performance was uncxcoptIonahle ia
every pert-to a crowded house. In
deed Il was good snd We advise all who
wish 10 attend d iirst-elass variety enter
talument to witness fAuty * Boss un-
der tie new organization The feats per-
formed on The irapezo b. the Cello Broth
ecs were truly wonderful Tuesday they
exhibited al Wilmington
The following named gentlemen were
elected 70 represent The town in the Re
publican State Conventions II + Brad
ford, Perez Hsrwood, Barber Chase, Geo.
Willard II 4. Stillsou, A. +. Lyman, q.
4. Fierce, Geo A. Wood Altcrnatcs,
S. T. Harris, David Carpenter, y W,
Hyde, john +. Pratt, jill. Woodman, J..
V, y. Speigel, Chas Thatcher, Jr., c. T.
Dewey Tic following resolution was
adopted
Resolcei, That iu the estimation Of this
meeting The one-term principle should
prevail in the nomination Of a candidate
for Governor IN the approaching State
Convention, and the delegates from Ben
uington are requested TO favor the one
term principle as precedent in such
nominations.
WoODFoRD.
Boardman, proprietor Of the Rail-
road House has the finest barn in town.
Recently he treated it to rich coat Of
paint.
The streams are way down again
and scores Of persons swing the line daily
with but little success.
"A number Of persons were wishing,
and almost praying for rain 10 "cool the
air. during the hot days last week. When
it is very rainy they wish for fair wealth
er. What kind Of people do YOU call
them?
More people are in town this sum
mer than ever before in one season. OF
course the Glastonbury railroad is at the
head Of il ali
IA number of our 'would-be tillers of
the soiP haven't plowcd their gardens
yet. We shan't call on them for early
vegetables
Lyman Bowles, Esq has sold two
large tracts Of land, to a Mr. Sherman
Of New York city,
Chas. A. King, Esq, Of the New
York Era will return TO his post this
week, with his health very much improy-
| ed.
"A heavy land slide came of from one
of the steep mountains, during one Of the
4 thunder showers last week. IL required
a large number of men and teams to
make the road pasoablc again, which was
douu IN short time, however.
"A Frenchman was found dead in the
woods near the fork Of the river one day
last week but few feet from his work.
lie was at work but few rods from an
other party Of men, who found him soon
after in hollow, tightly clasping a small
spruce tree His name was John sheions.
Heart disease is supposed to have been
the cause of his sudden death.
sEARsBuRG.
The lumber mills Of Doane& Stanley
were destroyed by an incendiary fire,
early Thursday morning of last week
loss $1,000, insured in the Etna of Hart.
ford for $1,000. Every millin the town
has suffered the same fate, and by tic
same cause within short time.
BRANABDs, NY.