The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-17

ts@e tlmc ard place.
seine - $40 Guesl specimens a cars
81 aafa 80 ever saN uue rsoeu,iy srni
us hf M. Gilman Wilson. aBd We arc
assured tbey are bet . fair specimen Of
ths whole Geld "DH." ulI slsss 20 h.'
"a prapoe.f.os tlsst 81 p.ys 60 rsise hon.
et csfu.
--Ts-sory Point IL a good place for
baslusss sad eco mistake ard eur mtr-
cbau's ueruF did a better trade thAn DO.
t5s month % September. Though VIC
rauuol haip thinking tha their sales
would have been materially increased by
q little iadiclous advertising So The JoUE-
NtL.
Bishop BisseI dictated Al lions
Church on Sunday afternoon last, reading
the service, preaching and otlebrating The
b1Iy eucharist Ga MONDAY morning
be visited and administered the holy
communion 20 a sick darishoner, the
venerable samuel Poison, who il danger
oasly 90, With little prospect OF recov,
efg.
--Goo, h. Howard, who commenced
business Al this place Hide more than =
year ago, which already contained Jew
elfy STORE, reports q very successful year.
business, 40 much so that be intends tc
Increase bis stock, Of Ehieh fact be will
give due notice through the columns Of
The JOURNAL. lie Offers goods at a yery
low figure aud Is prepared to do all work
in bis iIue ia the best manner.
As Frank Eietal, accompanied by
James Russell was coming down the bill
lu front OF the Colbun House Monda'
noon, one Of the tore wheels ran or al
lowing the front axle to drop down, ant
/ Tightening the horse so that be bceam,
uumanageable. Both men were thrown
violently to the ground but fortunately
with no serious injury, while the horst
ran dragging the buggy as far as Pete
( Wymans, where 1t colided with a mar
bIe post, releasing the horse from it. Tn,
post was broken of aud the pickets il
the ieuce ia places badly broken by th,
hub Of the wheel striking them as th'
horse ia his fright took the sidewalk iol
road. The wagon was little injured
and the horse was stopped few rod
from the wagon, bat slightly hurt.
BARNUMynLE.
Improvements are the order of TIN
day at this thriving burgh. The founda
ton has been laid for new depot an,
the ground cleared for a new switch. !
store will be erected before the new year
the lumber for both buildings being al
ready on the way. Mr.. MeNaugton ha
associated with him Mr.. Lawrence q
| Gloyersville n. Y, man with con
siderable capital and good business eapac
ity, and together they will make stron
team aud lively work. BarnumviIle vii
j be a side show no longer.
EAST DORSET.
"A company from Glastonbury, Conn
are erecting coal kills on the east NOM
tain The coal will be taken to Connect
cut to use in reducing iron ore. Th
business will employ quite a number {
hands, as well as increase the freight 70
our railroad.
BONNEVILLE.
We are very healthy community
owing partly we imagine, to the fact tina
we have no doctor in town, nor within
or miles of us.
C. G. Wheeler and G. l.. Livermor
are making improvements by repairin
their dwellings. Mr.. Barrows is built
ing new, just out of the village.
Thanks to our last weeks correspor
dent for the good word spoken for GU
! hotel We feel 1t an honor and benefit t
our community and long may it wave
Greeley supporters few and far be
tween; weather cloudy and unpleasant
. with an occasional frost; crops good el
cepting potatoes, which are rather in
e clined to decay, harvesting mostly done
= We like to be remembered by tn
e outside world and we know of no bette
y way than by few locals for the Man
a chester JuoRSAL, a paper widely circt
c lated and in which we are proud to al
?, pear.
-Eugcne Bolster, young man of abb
p ity, has lately moved into town and
= building a harness shop, where he wi
!, be ready to serve all IN want of anytbin
s. in that line We wish him prosperit
e and customers
a Our popular tradesman, William
g will soon take his usual fall trip to III
If Hub, " where he viii make such sele
e lions as will please the most fastidtou
4 for we believe he knows how as well
II Any other man.
With deep sorrow we announce Il
y death Of our esteemed townsman, job
Coleman, who died Oct. 4th, afler a Iii
q geriug Illness Of several weeks. The fl
ucral was held IN the NJ, i. Church O
II the Sunday following, when the hons
was flied to overlooking with relative
. and friends who came to pay the last tril
- ute Of respect to the deceased.
g. Several new families have moved IL
{. to town within the past few months. /
Adams has sold out bis share in the tal
merry property, and we are sorry to lear
, has moved away. Mr.. Boyle, lately
= Londonderry Is bis successor aud we b