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

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Fcsf. 81 So leastsla weeks 5g snuz winter
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ist csesu, aBetc tle stool IS ihe sen.
sga alxanae Iu3h.s rlc.mty bAa srety
are So high Sheep haHg b good
8emaml NESS eu aeaHul ~ t.zr prospect
81 g.ssl p9a lof aaal tbe raming sea.
.a. at.t many r Changing hand.
hfmef who faf ibe lasg t.ifee years have
beeu eIsaUas aal tiat Kind 8f stotk. now
takiug the spef aHd asa restocking ln
ast everything shlg esH grow wooI ujil
beu9Urlshod aud psItsd th5 rrus W.
have beard oE one Ease wherg tbe fever
aB- 10 strong hat & las eaussd Ihe hair
10 EtoW uu Jlcesulam Of a dealer where
ihe wool ba. a. been seen for maug a
yesg much 10 the eradication Of ,be ven.
smb.e nb,ea who s. tlus tej ~ blc.s the
shcep aad N09l mania
uN>INsruN
Mud lu our Jmeu Is BOW reaching
lbs .aab Wc can't u.a tur .uoN IS d
,ubee! faf aga item bai few wcrks long-
co.
Another minstrel troupe ~iii be along
this way soon. The house WILDE crowd,
el for every body &. .haukeriu' for mig
ger iuu
a large street lsmp has been placed
Ia fnau, Of the STARK House rhi, was
tie work of Col cady, the very popular
landlord
1t Is being iuliuatcd by some Of oar
citizens that Tie observatory on MI An
thouy will be rebuilt the coming season.
Some people feel deeply Interested ia the
enterprise, while some DO mot
Rev. john Il. Bowen preached his
iarewell sermon at Else Methodist church
on sBuday oflast week. 1t wa. serious
Is regretted by many of the members and
othcts 70 base him leave.
The Congregational Society have
hired q. a parsonage. the residence owned
and occupied by } l. c. Cook E,q, Mr.
Cook and family are now residing in Nil
ford, Mass.
Water j. very scarce ia Bennington.
Nearly thirty persons ia lhe upper end Of
The town, depend on one well. Troy
Times. Say about ten persons, and yon
viii be nearer right. Although 20 speak
of Give, would be ezaggeratiug now
little statement III the Troy Press
and some other papers !. true, saying
that 500 person. have moved from this
town since January lst, we don't know
It. pcrhap. they know more about it than
we 10. It's strange that the publishers
OF some papers will meddlc with that
they don't understand.
5. ". Bowles has recently written
another serial for the Montpelier A,ge
d Patriot, entitled: "The Peabody Fam
ily OF Rudolph iIcmaus Fate and Re.
yeuge!s Mr.. Bowles informs Us that tie
different characters represented in his
thrilling story, were well known by some
Of the odd time residents OF this town.
We have It from very good authority
that our delegation in Congress have de-
cided to recommend T J. Tiffany, Esq,
for the post-oilice, made vacant by the re-
moyal of Mr. Cook We are sorry that
one Of the editorial fraternity does not re-
ceive the appointment, but no fault can
be found with Mr. Tiffany.
There seems to be hitch in the
Glastonbury Railroad project, tie select
men hesitating about allowing the road
to run through the corporate limits OF the
village, TO connect with the Harlem Elk
+. tension near the depot, although the pro
/ prietors Of the road propose TO use only
/ fifteen feet in width Of County street
which is used very little, There is nc
other good chance to connect without go
ing out to the gravel bed towards North
Bennington, and the projectors of the
road will hardly agree to that.
woopFoRD.
Miss Nettie Eddy is spending few
weeks with her relatives in Troy,
The streams are rapidly filing will
water now.
The completion of the Glastonbury
railroad will be the bin Of fare for mex
Thanksgiving.
~ raid has been made on the rum
sellers. Some Of the dealers deserve the
exposition.
Wallace Kendall aud wife have re-
turned to Troy. to resume their cuisines.
I 30 the carpet line. They lave soiownct
here during the winter
Elmer Gleason ionnd birds nest il
the woods a tew day since. dat contain
ell three fresh laid eggs. Winter feath
cred sougstcrs were they.
-Gco, ". Sawyer, Esq, has concluded
NOT to return to his farm in the spring
! We are well pleased about IT.. for he j. at
outctprising citizen
Several Of our prominent youna
ladies aud gentlemen talk Of forming
club for mutual Improvement. We re-
gard this a. step ia tie right direction
ifit Is carried through
More than do1oa person, ia Obi
town, have ordered the title of Mr. :
N. D9wles % Bennington, fJr maxim.
aud using the celebrated perlamcd wash
ing compound, aud we have tested il {,