The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-12

~, BE usual alau5F ls.lE. aat shedfaa
70 the pakIe GA dc iabe concluded. Is
course il was substitute and h6iag the
eight kia8 o. man. iahl Is man ihai
knows h.. place, and falls ebeye3 chs
scrip,nal injunction, seat What ;. sd, be-
fore you asking 20 questions for eoa-
science sake, utc tbc balance cf,bc pieilc .
and Dol Ne vision was 50 improved lhst
be saw De bad neither bosom siuds o.
sleeve buttons, aud thai De had forgotten .
to polish hls boots. Mr. aud Mrs Adam
immediately supplied themselves with al (
lhe above BeecssaFies, which 10 d.s-
gusted Fat and Bridget, ibst thl5
"suuck' loF higher wages, and wcni
awsy without warning Tho fiusl re.
suit Of this little innocent Irritation, OF
such mild type, was that Mr. Serpent was .
brought ta with s. "fouud turn, aud .
commanded 20 walk 90 his lower stomach +.
aud his name changed to CoppcIhcad,
which be sdH retains. Mr. Adam has .
had to sweat for his living, hoeing h's {
own garden, which Immediately became i
iull Of Quack-grass and pusley and issiill|
trying TO show what know about farm +
ing" and longing for office; while Mrs
Adam had to do all the washing, ironing 1
and mcnding for the whole family, also
TO take the care Of cross baby, besides /
the continuous longing FOR pickles, lllria-
lions, aud woman's rights.
BBANA"p, MY.
MIR. 4. T. Wait, proprietor Of the
Brainard House, Is busily engaged in
preparing 10 erect large shed for the
accommodation Of the travelling public. /
Mr.. Geo. Campbell, formerly super /
inteudent OF tho Nassau Mills, expects to j
leave, and return TO bis home in Pitts /
field. A bright aud shining light in the /
Methodist church, his loss viii be deeply /
felt by his fiiends here.
The proprietors Of the Nassau N'ils
have donated two acres ofvaluablo land /
Ia the upper end Of the village as site /
for the new church and a cemetery.
Much need have we of new burial lot, |
as the old one is well filed with dead
mems bones and sumach bushes. II. X,
Our liberal and philosophical butch
er, W. S. Moore, Esq, has received a
large consignment Of coal, consisting of
one car load, which he expects to dishi-
butte among other kindred spirits, there
by giving them the benefit Of coal at low
rates for gross tons, and at the same /
time injure as far as he is capable the
trade of our agent here. AS said agent
is poo. and trying to cam his grub by
the sale of coal, etc, squelch him, of
course; he has no business to be poor and |
to try and make Braipard station CEN
tro Of trade.
--Brainard, not Brainard's, as the |
name is printed Oh railroad tickets and |
notices is fully alive to the important
event to take place at cold Chatham
this week. Camp-meeting has been the
theme of conversation for a week past,
and a number Of the piously disposed,
under the leadership Of Brother Ames
have endeavo:ed to get enough of the
! flock interested to purchase and use a
tent on that occasion. They have met
with little success, as most of those desi-
ring to attend prefer to lodge at home,
and do not sigh with the psalmist: ooh,
for lodge in some vast Wilderness III
all were disposed to tent out the sale Of
excursion tickets would be smaliS so that
what is loss to our worthy brother is a
gain to the Railroad Co.
The engineers who are surveying the
! different routes connecting the Duchess
Il Columbia Railroad with the Harlem
Extension, were at Claverack Tuesday
morning Sept. 10th, running the route
from Pine Plains through Undertook,
Valatia and Maiden Bridge striking the
Harlem Extension at or near this place.
The survey for the route connecting with
the Harlem Extension at Chatham Viii
lage has already been made. Which route
will be found most practicable and be
adopted remains yet to be seen. One
thing is certain that the projectors of the
consolidated railway, forming a line
/ from New York to Montreal do mean
business. 1t is expected that Mr.. st.
John with portion Of his engineers will
arrive here on Wednesday Of this week.
NEW LEBANON.
The church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception have a picnic on Thursday Of this
week in the woods Of Or. Wright.
An attempt was made to barn the
freight house of the Harlem Extension
Railroad on Sunday last. We understand
a boy named Callohan has been arrested
who is believed to be the gritty party.
CHATHAM, NY.
About twenty tents have already ar
rived on the camp ground with more cx-
pected. Meetings win be held during the
day aud evening each day this week.
Preparations are made for a large gather
ing and thousands Of people are expected
on Thursday and Friday.
CHATHAM VILLAGE, n. Y.
Columbia County Agricultural Soci-
city hold their3jth annual cattle show fair
on the grounds Of the society on Tuesday
Wednesday, aud Thursday, September
nth, 18th and 18th. The programme will
be ar follows:-First day, at 10 ~ a. m,
exhibition Of cattle, sheep, etc. O'Clock
p. IN. grand cayalcade Of cattle before d