The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-25

building. lie Is young man 81 steady
habits and good abilities, and win no
doubt, meet with success IN his profess
sion
BENNINGTON.
A sub-coutractor on the Glastonbury
railroad, named Malloy, recently drew
( $1,000 to pay oil hi. help aud decampod
with the greater part Of il. His partner
named Fitzgerald was arrested.
An enthusiastic Grant meeting was
held at Library Hall on Tuesday even
I ing. Hon. Frederick Billings aud Col,
/ G. II. Joyce were the speakers.
Col, Geo II, Hooker, brothor-in-law
Of the late Jim Fisk, aud formerly Of
South Londonderry, bias become resident
Of this place, having gone into company
with II. W. Putnam in manufacturing
I improved tacks for carpet use, The bust.
ness bids fair TO be large and profitable.
"A meeting was held at Library Hall
on Friday evening last for the purpose of
organizing a Greeley 4 Brown Club,
Less than fifty were present aud not more
/ than half Of those were voters. The meet
/ ing was addressed by +. Culver, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, and A. 7. Childs,
The club was organized with the
/ following officers: President, DR., E..
+ n. 5. Morgan; yice-presideuts, Alfred
Robinson, Ralph Goldsmith; Secretary,
/ II. NJ. Harris; executive committee, f.
/ o. Cole, A. i. Valentine, 4. 7. Childs'
/ Moses Robinson, Milo Huling.
BERLIN.
We have recently had brace Of we'd
dings that were so adroitly managed as to
not be known at the time, even by Mrs
Grundy or jenkins. Gossipers had both
parties married n number of times prcyi-
ously, so that when it became known that
they were actually so, it did not create
tho nsnal stir. All are persons that have
''eome TO years OF discretion" and one
Of the couples had been married twice al
ready, each had lost youthful compan-
ion and each had been divorced from a
second, (who is still living and ofcourse
they make the third trial understanding
| ly, all being good, worthy citizens, We
heartily wish them individually aud col
leetively, much joy.
Politics quite dull yet. Republican
Party dead, died Of nepotism, new and
terrible disease Those of us left alive
are about forming a Greeley club, in fact
have the materials already at hand, and
shall organize as soon as we can come to
an understanding rs to who shall be post
master. We number in our ranks most
of the talent, 10 say nothing of the worth
of the village, viz, the professor, lawyer,
Generals Atchison and Peet, Col Of the
home guard, besides many lesser lights.
This club means business. If it don't
amount to much in the canvass, it means
to see that Horace fnliils our expectations
/ if not, he will be gently and quietly re-
minded of the fate Of Harrison, Taylor
and Lincoln. A word to the wise is suf-
+ iicieut. Now we ask the "unterrfcd'
aud all others that have so far "risen
above" old party prediudices that they
can't see the "hole from whence they
were digged' (allow.a little Scripture to
give us boost and We win show them
the beauty, sublimity and final result Of
the lamb and lion lying down together.
sTErHENTowN.
[ Mrs. Mary +. Regot, wife Of Francis
Regot, has eloped with a young man
named Alfred Teasant, taking $500 Of her
husbands money with her. 1t is sup
/ posed the parties came TO this city. Chief
Of Police Maloy yesterday received des-
patch from Mr.. Regot, at Chatham, re-
. questing the police to be on the lockout
/ for the runaway "afIiuiiies "--AbaHV
/ Express.
LEBANON STRINGS, NY.
Not many boarders at Columbia Hall.
/ The business block being built by
Mr., Frank Hard is getting along finely.
--samuelJ. Tilden Of New York, spent
the Sabbath in town.
C W. Camp is preparing bis horse
Columbia CHER for the Buffalo races.
4 The Shakers now have pablle service
( In their church every Sabbath morning.
Owing to the rain only small com
paDy gathered Al tbc Independence Bail
on the 9Th
Gay & Carpenter arc receiving large
quantities Of coal.
Mr.. Abram Cornell Of this town
committed suicide by hanging la bis barn
on Saturday, July 18Th Cause Insanity.
lie was an old and respected citizen. Of
The town, and large circle Of friends
mourn bis loss and vympathIze With the
sflicied friends.
CHATHAM yInteE, E.T.
Rye & falling.
The trestle work on tie Harlem E2-
tension % illlej and certainly looks more
safe.
Over g. cans gfmilk arrive daily from
tie Harlem Extension X r.
On Tuesday morning hand.ear
beIug drawn behind a gravel ,rain jump
cd the track sud was thrown down the
embankineHt about dfly feet. severely ia.