The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

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) Hle. unla8diue sl q lambes q ite
y anetoa depot tua hr wa aeaat
@ throw eant as hf3 as sflfoa -bag
train frightened 81 har which He1
lhem 70 gilo q sdlcH Jump whereby
NJ q. was pfo1pisle3 10 Do ground
use wsgan running over h.m By which b.
received ytry yer injuries h.s lcg be-
ias broken anl maneiel ID shocking
manner Hewas -9ou attended IS Dr
Mofgaa sud Bennett, ADD Is getting along
as wcE as could be expected a. he has
been 10 feeble health for a number Of
year. beiug somewhat afflicted With ?
pulmonary disease.
The ties "a lhe y. & q. r. x art
now being pat down and We are informed
that the cars viii be running through
here with their sounding whistle, in
October. There area number Of our cid-
gems who seem 10 think lhal building
the road willbe detrimental 70 our town.
We can't view {, in that light We don {
know Of single instance where the iron
horse has been buz1ing along thai IL has
been disadyaut8gcous TO the place There
fore our own views prompt If to say:
This Railroad viii be advantageous TO MS
aud the community At large. Deny II ye
who will time will tell We may be
wrong, bat we don't know how, when
we sustain a business project like this.
rErEEsuUEGH, NY.
There were seven deaths here last
week.
The gipsies Teton Friday last. Their
chief business was horse trading.
--Messrs. Elijah Smith aud D. $. Allen
started for Europe on Monday to remain
until fall.
The weather IS fine and people are
finishing hayiug with a rush. There will
be a much larger crop than last year.
The concert last Sunday evening at
the NJ. L. Church was very Zine, several
speakers from the city helping to make it
interesting. They are to be held the
first Sabbath evening Of each month.
BERLIN.
"A natural curiosity perfect In every
part was born here last week. \ kitten
with six legs, even in length and size,
three on each side, the two extras being
equal distance from the fore and hind
ones; il used all alike, but died within Il
week
We have not yet organized our Gree
ley club as 1t isn't quite settled who
shall be post master. Although the Grant
nepotists have on their side the three
ministers, two doctors, ex-county clerk
every merchant, manufacturer and bust
ness man. We are stayed up by saint
Patrick and sour krout, and have come TO
the unanimous conclusion that ours is a
greater work than Nehemiah's when he
was repairing the walls OF Jerusalem.
Our walls were damaged by the order OF
our southern friends, and completely
broken down when the Negroes were LET
loose. Now we Performers" are going TO
rebuild said wall, so as to keep Niggers
in their place, and have no doubt but
with this new cement (chappaqua) we
shall be able TO rebuild the wall and
thereby restore constitutional govern
mcnt" AT any rate we viii let you see
what we know about wallmg.
NEW LEBANON, MY.
Mr. Geo. Tilden son of II. A. Tilden,
Esq, has returned from Europe, arriving
in town last Monday.
BRAINARDs, NY.
Mrs. Esther Cornell formerly of this
village, died at her old home, July 28th
aged Sc years.
WEST LEBANON, NY.
One Of the valuable grey horses own
ed by the Shakers, died last week, Of con-
gestion of the brain.
Mr.. Hiram Bigelow has been rebuild
ing his residence. 1t will not be sur
prising if people do not recognize the
place, so great is the improvement.
CHATHAM VILLAGE, X. Y.
We learn that Mr.. John Beckley Is
erecting a large blast furnace here, which
will keep in employ fifty workmen. II
will be great addition to the village, as
regards business.
Miss Hattie Kingman, who has been
aiding as teacher in Burr & Burton
Seminary of Manchester for the past year
is spending her summer vacation with
her parents in North Chatham.
--Robinson's circus on Thursday was
largely attended, aud all who witnessed
the procession are satisfied that it was
the best display ever seen in the village
streets, and that ii is the best circus and
manageric now travelling.
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