The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-26
Local Intelligence.


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second page, go late Tor iss, week Ia
abieh BE- Indignantly denies ihat him.
srlf and companions afc being dey0uEed
b mesquiioct We art willing to 10
forgiven.
Tic Montpelier Journal will publish
daiiy edition during ,He session Of ilr
Legislature, containing faH reports ai
tl4b proceedings, Tenhs, Tor daily Jour
aal during tbe session, sl54i weekly 81
cents
Auut susan scitibone has iudulged
onf population, native aud transient, IN
sweets 70 The taue Of 500. since jane T..
Her maple and buiternut candies are az
lnsiiiaii0nH With us aud The memory
Of them i carried % many . eiiy home.
We hear good reports from Burr and
Burton Seminary this term Though the
number Of pupils IL not large, the amount
a earnest thorough work done il uuusu-
a. Under the present management this
time-houored institution cannot bat
flourish
lhe New York Times of Tuesday
Rlycs . somewhat detailed statement Of
lhc failure Of Puudle & Maugam, Iusur-
ance Agents. Tho members Of the firm,
however, say that the statements Of the
Tunes are eHagelfted aud that they will
make satisfactory explanations.
The season las been remarkable for
long terms Of bot weather and frequent
rain As consequence all crops are
good except potatoes, which arc rotting
badly. Cur unusual weather has bad a
somewhat detrimental effect upon the
health Of people and Ia the country about
thcrc il more sickness than usual at this
season Of The year
People can gather something Of au
idea Of the amount Of benefit large bo-
icl ia to the farmers Of the surrounding
country by reading the following statis-
ties Of the amount Of butter, eggs, beef,
6e., consumed at the Equinox House the
pas. season 1928 doz. eggs; $3.50 pounds
butter; 25o0 pounds veal; 1900 pounds
beef; 1000 pounds mutton; $3.50 pounds
poultry iG725 quarts milk.
The toughest story we have read for
many day i told by the Salem Pres
ofIsst week, a. having occurred IN that
village There must have been some
trouble with the mans vision. Here IL
The story
Last Saturday night, as James Donuelly
was coming mp the railroad track, follow
al by his dog, the midnight train came
along. The dog, instead Of leaving the
track as a prudent and sagacious dog
would have done, turned around and
faced the coming train and began barking
81 H. The train came rushing on, and
although Donnclly called bis dog, il sus-
tanned is position, and the train ran over
il, dividing its body into two equal
parts. The slrangest part Of the story is
yel lo be told. The train passed on, and
nonuclly called the dog, aud the part
that had ne head on cFatclcd fotraris
him ten FEET, The other half remaining on
nc truck. The evident desire 81 the
dog was 20 protect bis master.
Tie following letter directed 10 Otis
Richmond, was received last week at
our posl-ofliec, With directions TO the
postmaster TO open II mol called for The
letter explains itself, and II any one can
explain tie mystery OF throw light on
Dee sahioct they Will please DO 30 al once.
Irons, n g., sept. is, 1879.
Mn RCHuoNps-l write to inform
sou 81 a hos that was brought here last
Friday. lie j. now Just aliyo--cannot
lisc Tie day out | think Has been un-
willing 10 say anything about bis folks.
| fud he hNs told some of the BOYS that
his father lived Ia Manchester, W. aud
tbs i Why ! write you; be has little
plate Oh bis keys marked "a. O. Rich
maud lie shirts are also marked the
same. says be has been with his friends
a. kalama 700, Mich, His clothes are
good, bul somewhat toiled Has told
tbc boys BIZ fathers name was Ous Rich.
m0nd ! took him 10 ~ wait until be
got better, that he might he carried TO
toe county house. Please give iniorma.
8on 81 come and see what sou know
shout Il or course WOO are his father
yoa know ail Very Respectfully
JOINS n BgoWartI.
shcfin, Wayne Go,
t&LfpM FuiNg,
Co. u S Colburu has gone on ou a
deer hnug ameag the Adirondacks
4. /. NAman and family have gone
on atlsiling tour 10 raiHsyiile, Ohio