The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01

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TUESDAY afternoon ue Milestone
Uraea faa yegy rapidly fram showers
Wet e us, Ha was higher .haH 6 has
bceu before mis- season.
"A yaHng man. named Fgoa Eagcr
employed hy tht Asylum was drowned
Tuesday morning white bathing 10 die
West river
OF four persons Joining che lnlycr
saIst Church lss, sabbath, ,wo were im-
menc5 ia MILESTONE Brook.
Rev. ST. MlgAjU OF The Congrega-
uoaal Church Is away for a vacation Of
taroc weeks. Rev Mr. Page supplies
Bic pulpit. M. MlghIn preached a very
good au3 ,raug sermon O week ago,
on the duty Of men ais christians Every
one who loves aud admires Mr.. II. must
have felt glad. aud wished more could
have heard hjm when he made so good
m exhibit Of his talents; still more,
knowing bis sincerity, we wished allmen
could profit by SO good instruction and
80 answers Sos object.
Mr.. Richard Bradley aud family left
here ou Thursday morning, expecting to
sail for Europe Oh Saturday.
Tie Grant men raised a flag last
week, with suitable demonstrations.
The Grceleyites rallied again too, with
speeches from Hon. Ashley Stone Of
Wilmington, lawyer Davenport Of this
place and W. II. Alexander
Messrs. Allen & Bodwcll have passed
their interest in the Brooks House, to
Hare & Boyden. Mr.. II. is a conductor
on the Connecticut II. Il. r., and Mr. y. is
former landlord Of the Revere. Mr.. Fer
dinand Tyler has begun the work Of
building a brick block near Main Street
bridge.
The Lecture Committee are reported
to be wide awake thus early, in order to
procure the best and most popular lee
turcrs for our benefit this winter.
WESTON.
"A fire broke ont in this village, in the
barn Of Arson Hayward, between one
aud two o'clock in the morning on Sat
urday last The fire soon communicated
with the barn OF Mr.. Sprague, of the firm
of Richardson & Sprague, aud the des-
troyiug element was not stayed until the
dwellings Of Messrs Hayward & Sprague
together with all the out buildings were
consumed, without leaving so much as a
sill remaining. Mr.. Hayward and family
were absent at the time and nearly all OF
their household effects were consumed
with the building, while the household
goods Of Mr.. sprague were almost with
out exception removed to a place Of
safety. Mr. Sprague had recently
reftted his buildings at great OK
pense, aud had recently filed his barn
with hay. The fire is supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. Mr.. IIayward's
loss is about $4,000, insured in the Yer
mont Mutual for $1,000. A portion of his
furniture was in the house and was con-
sumed. Sprague's loss was about $500,
partially insured.
SUNDERLAND.
C W. Bradley has recently painted
bis saw mill which adds materially to its
appearance. He is constantly adding to
his mill, new machinery with the latest
Improvements and employing none but
experts or mechanics for operatives. This
in connection with the improved facili-
ties for hauling logs, handling lumber
and shipping, enables him to ill orders
with the utmost dispatch, and at prices
that defy competition which is worthy OF
note, especially to lumber dealers.
Peter Bushee was arrested by cons
table Parsons on Sunday evening for be.
ing intoxicated and noisy, and placed in
manchester Jan. oh monday morning
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