The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

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same saft
The iriends Of the BFAttlsboro aud
whIiehal. Railroad, on both.s!acs Of the
nauataiu. msyi,,e glEd 70 kpow that Hon
Pm. OrvIs bad an Interview with one
n u.s mxh&gsrs u Tie Delaware 4 Had.
sou Canal Company not long since and
when this FAilroad WA brougbt ap The
batter did not seem to think L. visionary
scbems. 90, considered Il only question
n umc. lie aid the people on the liue
K 81 tbc proposed road must give their aid.
We shall keep COR readers posted In re-
[ gard 10 TIC road
Al lbe lat meeting Of the MIN Pro-
duoen Association Il was voted 10 pub
I lish The letter Of ". Y. Tlden on The sob
jeci, In The journals ofihe county. Owing
,oiis length aud the late hour which II was
received We are compelled to omit II.
I Ii goes over the whole subject, exon
crates Messrs Cummings, Baker & Co.
from any attempt at deception, gives
some Of the reasons for the low prices OF
milk and expresses strong hopes for bet
+ ter returns 10 ths'future
AT the recent meeting OF the directors
Of the Vermont and New York Ailk Pro
ducers Association, Al Rutland, DIR. Lo-
reno Sheldon Of West Rutland and J 4.
MeNAughtou, Esq, Of Barnumyllle, were
appointed committee TO arrange for q
mass convention Of milk producers on all
f the routes sending milk 10 New York, At
+ New York city At al early day. This Is
move In the right direction, aud II con
cert Of action can be secured, the farmers
for once will have their rights aud pay.
+ ing price for milk These gentlemen
( leave Cor New York to-day.
AT the annual March meeting the fol.
lowing town officers were chosen; Mod.
orator, a. q. Clark; Town Clark, Love
land Munson; Selectmen, 4. Il. Smith,
John BATHS, s. w. Boorn; Town Treas
urer James +. Black; 0yerseers OF the
Poor, +. Il. Smith, John BATHS, $. w.
/ Boorn; ist Constable aud Collector, S.
h. Thayer. "a Constable, w. II. Full.
lerion; Listers, =. Is. Burton, c. +. Long
X, w. Dean; Auditors Robert Ames, NJ
;. Colburn, ). G.. Cone; Town Grand
Jurors, A. j. Gray, Il, W. Dean; Super
! intendent Of Common Schools, w. 5.
Bsisdell; Agent to prosecute and defend
suits, r. u. Burton. For County Com
missioner r. w. 1oyt had SO votes. A
tax OF 60 cents on the dollar OF the Grand
List was voted, with proviso that If paid
into the Town treasury on or before the
Let day Of August next, IS cents on the
dollar shall pay said tax.
The last lecture Of the course is TO be
delivered Friday evening, at Music Hall,
by S, NJ. Hulett, Esq, of New Jersey,
known as "Jeemes Pipes of Pipesville."
II will be rich feast of wit, as Hulett Is
without doubt the best bumorist on the
lecture platform. The following are some
Of the notices Of the press Book him for
each winter as long as he lives.-Nashua
Press The best deineator before the peo-
ple.--Pittsfeld Eagle. In some respects
he ranks above Gough.-Journd9 and
| Courier, New Haven. One OF the best
lectures Of the eason.-NewY Herald.
Far exceeded all expectation Baltimore
1mericdn. One OF the finest lecturers
before the people. Raleigh Sentinel. The
finest effort we have yet heard. -Tallahas-
Sc FlorididH. lie delights everybody
Nashville Banner. The annals of speech
making know no parallel.-lndianapolis
Journal. We could have remained until
morning Little Rock Gazette. The best
| lecturer we ever had.-Denver City Her
add E1cels Cough. Kingston Herald.
Mr.. Huletts subject Friday evening win
be ''Hits at the Times"
FACTORY POINT.
The new hotel 10 progressing toward
completion. The walls have been plas-
tered, and the painters are at work finish
ing mp.
There was never 30 great scarcity
Of the aqueous element as now-wells,
cisterns and streams are as dry asa fish,
- T. Beach, Of the firm of Beach &
Lee, carriage manufacturers, has pur.
chased his partners interest in the bust
ness, and will continue TO do good work
at the old stand.
Master Lee Boorn has dog that he
has trained to draw his sled with all the
docility, stesdiness and speed Of horse.
When seated on bis sled, going at rein
deer rate, he is at once the envy ofsll the
little lads and the admiration Of the older
ones.
The large elm which stood at the
south end Of MIR, J. W. Harris house was
cut down on Saturday last, Il originally
branched out into three trunks AT the bot
tom, and two Of these several years ago
were blown down, leaving the third one
Itself large tree, leaning towards the
house. II had become decayed so much
that there was danger every high wind d
lts falling upon the house, and the family
have worried great deal abou, II during
+ the past winter. II was quite a nice tasE
10 fall ii aud not have Il strike the build