The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-13

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"A new Time Table with some impor,
uut changes Ia the running time Of the
trains on the Harlem Extension railroad
went into effect on Monday morning.
Trains going South, lcarc Manchester OF
esg1 and l0:a5 A. NJ, and 4.85 7. NJ,
sunday milk train goes South at g;55 a.
s. Going North, trains qrriec at Man.
chester m l0;80 A. H., sos 7. NJ. aud
ssI5P. NJ Tho train which arrives at
lo@4 a. NJ. leaves Troy at $500 A. NJ.
and The train which arrives at z :45 =. NJ.
leaves New York st 1870 4. NJ.
FACTORY FONT.
-OBrieu's Menagerie and Circus drew
Il large crowd and their exhibition
Of living euriosities, as well as their per-
i0mauees gave general satisfaction. One
good feature OF the occasion was the alb
sence Of drunkenness aud rowdyism, too
often displayed on such occasions.
DORSET.
Rev Geo. l.. PrenGss and family OF
New York, arrived last week, and took
possession Of their fine residence here.
Several Of our Dorset singers con-
template attending the Boston Jubilee,
and as preparatory step have met with
the singers at Rutland, and elsewhere to
rehearse the pieces of music selected fol
that occasion.
AT last we have had real bona fde
wedding in town, the scarcity of such oc-
casions-rendering it al the more inter
osting The affair came of last week
Wednesday, the parties thereto being
Mrs, Margaret Richardson Of this place,
and Cyrus Champion, Esq, Of Tinmouth,
q very worthy couple.
The corn worm has made its appear
ance upon some lands, and is doing great
injury by eating the stalk of at the root.
Several farmers in this vicinity are busy
at work every moment while the sun
shines, destroying them, and planting
over the corn ground The worm is
about an inch in length, aud is Of a pale
green color. / have not learned how far
It's rayagcs extend
DANNY.
Mr. Robert Neil, after an absence OF
some weeks to Nebraska, returned to his
home in Dandy, on Monday evening.
His family and many friends who regret
ted bis leaving are glad Of his return.
Rev. J. r. Stone is again temporarily
in Dandy, and is expected to preach TO
the people at the Borough next Sabbath
afternoon.
FAIRHAYEN.
We are in earnest upon the liquor
question. A week ago last Sabbath eve,
we had a regular old-fashioned temper
ance meeting at the Baptist Church.
Rev. l.. H. Stone, the state agent was
present and gave an appropriate address.
lie talked to the people Just as they were
talked to twenty years ago, told Of the
evil effects Of Alcohol aud the almost ut
ter inability OF man TO withstand the de-
mands made upon him by an appetite
when once formed lie was followed
by Rev. Mr.. Post, now supplying the
Congregational Church at Fairhayen, aud
by Row. } + Stone of Dandy, whose re-
marks were forcible and effective. Mr..
Hanger then put the seal on, by saying,
action was what we wanted. We must
keep the powder dry II did no good TO
pray to God, or resolve, unless we work
ed. lie had some pledges in his pocket,
but il being very late, aud the meeting
being Ia fever heat at 10 p. m, adjourned
for few days. Our people see that the
law will not execute itself but that If is
executed il will do It's work. And they
are determined to see that it is sustained.
Working temperance men arc what we
want, men who will take their coats of
aud battle the cruel Oh king Alcohol,
men who will lend a helping hand aud
lin again bis victims up TO manhood.
OBS.
JAMAICA.
Tho cheering prospect Of the West
River Railroad has given new inn
peius 10 the lumber business IN this sec.
ton. II H. FELTON, Ii putting IN cir
cuIar saw, ia a new buiIding, now nearly
completed part 81 which Is 10 be fitted
into chair factory, Liyerm0re a Stnr