The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

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uaa Toe aaale fen AIgnzo Erophy was
h.f lu tHe slde and bstk bog one oftho
gang. n Field. marble mill iH Fast
Dorset eug day htt week and seriously
.pIawj. dc was solicited 90 take out au
policy 60 ihc Travellers q short
time .aea Jut pot It oH for d more coli
reglgul season. lu this ease Nyc have a
proof thal delays are always dangerous.
poEEr.
Dorset Is favored al the present time
Wl'h 70 tafEel.sl OF visitors from abroad.
Among them src Cyrus Farwcll aud wife
OF Iowa, 81 is Mr. Farwelfs birth place,
sud Dc has been absent from town sixteen
year' Mrs. l. b. Armstrong Of Albion,
N. l.; T.. Anthony, wife aud daughter,
81 New York city, also Mrs. d.. Holley
and child from the latter place Mrs. Jo-
seph S, Bacon and her little family from
Michigan Mrs. ThIlbourn, and daughter
from Conn
IS. i. Cheney and Albert Cheney, al
SO Miss Martha Kent are now in Boston
attending the jubilee. g. W Sykes has
spent "a few days there and returned
home.
Crops are doing finely in our vicinity
Monday saw q Geld Of rye, oats and clo.
yer that surpassed anything have wit.
lessed for several years; the rye meas
lred over six feet 10 height, and the clo-
yer was d wealth In itself, so thrifty and
ALL This is fine season for butter and
,hecse.
Mr.. Perry Chapman, Of our town, has
lcen sick for long time, he seems to be
ailing rapidly and very little hopes are
Of his recovery.
DANNY.
"A Greeley club has been organized
nd a large number have joined, includ-
ng some Of the most prominent men in
own.
The work OF rebuilding the store,
which was burned last spring has been
commenced. If is 10 occupy the site of
be old one.
Bond is out with cards for a ball on
he evening Of July 9TH, A large and
,atriotic assembly is expected.
EAST WALLINGFoRp.
Some over excited party made the
sscrtion that there were no Greeley
men here but circuit Of . miles shows
o which would be a small show in favor
4 uld Honesty.
Mill River is unusually low for the |
inc Of year, and the impression is gain
ny ground that the hay crop win be no |
more than the average for the last five |
ears
The Baptist Society turned ont to /
car a sermon preached at their house /
unday the 30th ult. We suppose they
'erc out literally owing to the fact that
cost them nothing the man having
walked from Rutland here the day pre-
ions, so the expenses should not be very
eavy if they offered to pay them which
alas we are afraid they did not offer to
o.
RUTLAND.
The night express from Burlington
n Saturday night broke through cul-
ert one mile south OF Vergennes, wreck
~ two passenger cars and smashing
hlngs generally, seriouly iniuring none
+ the passengers, there being about forty
a board. Ope brakeman was consider
bly, bruised but is expected to recover.
he oulyert had been partially under
lined by recent rains. No blame is at
iched to anyone.
FAIRFAX.
Hot weather Just now
Butter, 20 to p cts.
There will beno public exercises here
a the tth.
VIM. Bellus lost q valuable horse
rom injuries received from being hooked.
Henry Stearns has sold e. acres of
md to Martin I.oveland for $1,000. /.
-OBrien, shows exhibited here on
lc "a inst.
Fora long time some persons living
an obscure part OF the town (known
: sandcrson's Corners have been IN the
abit Of using the ardent but with
UGH privacy that no evidence could be
'und sufficient to lead 70 their conviction.
bat on Sunday Path uIt., the parties so
IL orertcppcd, their usual limits as to
I engage In general drunk" 'ben-
iue' being plenty. The next day the
ulhorilies brought the following persons
eiurc Justice T. $. Batter, and were
ned FOR iutoyicatiou as follows: 5. Bill
ups, T. Ryan and +. Ellis s. aud costs.
aehi Chas Keith gao aud costs. for sell
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