The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-29

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ty ad astef places q fashionable
ammfr rcom. lbs views arc eEa.b.isl
ag means ega powerful calcium light aad
se efeang enlarged ao8 absaiglsy psf
ri, both ia outline and deta8, and well
worth ue We hefe uoae 81 onr
friends will miH she opportunity Of
sfeu1lur o pleasant evening with Mr.
BHe1 asa DIS fHe picture gallery.
Ali who arc das.rous Of obtaining a
4 copy Of Prof Cbild's painting, Represent
Jag as if docs ghe finest landscape in tic
vicinity of Manchester, should send iu
t6er namts at once 30 Be entered on the
H.s 81 rubssribeu, aa1 &c ought TO be
dose iu two weeks from tlis time, as
the painting villa then be scut To The city
for publication Cor as many copies as
are subscribed far Up 70 this date.
acarig QUO hundred copies have been Ia
Zen. some subscribers from New York,
New jersey, nod Mass. 1t should be re-
membercd tbal tbis lg picture, not Of
local interest merely, bat a fine land
Eaape and good subject for any one iH
che vicinity OF elsewhere. As previously
stated, Gao picture 90 be furnished viii
be a coiorei photographic copy, The size
of thc painting 2iXas inches. Terms,
payable ou delivery. Subscribers living
ouf of town will please send in their
names DY mal, either 10 Frank Childs,
'aHist orto r. Perkins, aud their names
VIII be entered on the list.
"a bitter ioud has for some time ox-
listed between Wm. z. Kent and a. J..
( kHbuu, living in the east part OF the
Town, and which eliminated on Saturday
. in aB assault By thc former upon the latter
with some kind OF weapon, Kent, how
ever, claimed that hilburn made the as
saut, aud be acted in sclfdcicnce. Kent
was brought before Justice Fowler on
/ Monday, aud placed under $500 bonds for
trial at the county court. While the trial
was iu progress, Mr.. Bemis, Of South
Londonderry, arrived In search Of yalu-
able rifle which some one had broken into
his house aud stolen. As kilburn had
worked for him in hayiug, he was gus
pectcd as the thief and search warrant
was made ont aud the rifle found on his
premises. Owing to some carelcssness,
however, Kilburn got wind of the mat
ter, and left before he was arrested.
FACTORY POINT.
The repairs on the Baptist church are
rapidly progressing, aud jewellers here
abouts have reason to be proud of it,
Il. G. Clark & Co. are making extern
siyc repairs in their tannery, being bound
to keep up with the times in a business
point ofyiew.
"A town caucus is called to meet at
/ Adams Hall on Friday evening, Aug.
3oth. 10 nominate q republican candidate
for the legislature.
DORSET.
( The young folks on "the other side
Of the hill" so pleasantly remembered by
/ your East Dorset correspondent, consider
/ themselves more than compensated for
the little they did toward the East Dor
set entertainment by the bountiful hos
/ pitality and good time generally they en-
ioyed while there. And their only re-
1 greet is that they could not have done
more to help those who are SO persever-
ingly working to help themselves. In
the good work of rcmodelng that little
church we an bid them a hearty God
speed.
"A small company consisting Of Mr..
VIM. Manley and family aud Miss Katie
s. Manley OF Richmond, Va, a grand
daughter Of Mr.. Manley, visited the
north quarry on Monday aud came very
near meeting with serious and per-
haps fatal accident on their return. When
near the quarry which Mr.. Gray super
into uds and in very steep and narrow
por don Of tho road. they met some hea-
( Wy wagons used in drawing marble. To
I &c by was an impossbilily and to back
+ o.dt was nearly a. difficult. All the oc-
vupants OF the wagon except Miss Katie,
| got out and the men endcayorcd TO push
tho wagon back, but instead Of this re-
salt thc wagon pushed the men down
the hin toward the other wagons until
tao horses became frightened and jumped
over the embankmont ten feet high or
more, dragging the wagon after them
and eomplet oly Gemolishing it. Miss
MaHley succeeded In jumping ont be-
fore Ihe wagon went over and was only
slightly bruised. Mr.. Mauley while try
iug 10 seize the reias was thrown violent
. By against a marble wagon and consider
ably bruised. The horses, after running
nearly a milo were stopped and strange
% say were not seriously injured. II
was narrow escape from worse injuries,
RUPERT.
AT Tie recent republican meeting a
committee was appointed by The chair to
look after the interests OF thc republican
party Ia their respective districts. The
committee was composed Of the follow,
las named gentlemen: Ira Gibbs, Moses
sheldcu, u, O. Moore, J W. Fisher, John