The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
MANCHESTER.

hANChEsfth-
The Benuey's recently caught IS
suckcrs IN the Batlenkil which weighed
nearly 20 pounds.
Remember the lecture OF Henry Hall
Of Rutland, st the lecture room of the
Congregational church this "wednesday
evening,
Maynard, Nourse & Co, Of Troy,
have a new advertisement in this issue.
Oar friends viii not fall to call nj their
store when 10 Troy.
The rain and thaw Of last week took
of most Of the snow and made il bare
ground Ia spots, but light snow storm
since has patched Il up into very good
sleighIng again.
MIR. l., Q. Oryis, has received from
bis friends in Chicago a box Of EQUAL, "
which be pronounced very fine, he has
been the recipient Of similar favors in the
game line for Number Of winters, and
says he thinks his constitution will allow
a continuance oftho same for 3 series OF
years get.
From the Troy Times, of Saturday,
we learn that +. II. Oryis, not long ago,
purchased 90 barrels of -four for the st.
James Hotel at jacksonville. There il
nothing very singular In that, for Troy Is
very good place IN which TO buy flour,
bat the funny part Of II is, that il would
have cost him more to have ireighted the
-four to Manchester, ifly miles over the
Troy 4 Boston and Harlem Extension
r. II. than Il did to florida.
Letters remaining In the Post Office
at Manchester, VI, Jan'y %, '73: Fred
l.. Allen, Aretus blood, Henry Bryant,
C. r. Barnard, Joseph Boyey 9, n, A
Robinson, Henry Rowland, J. i. Stevens
J. u. Jones, Joel jenkins, Christopher
Morris ., II. l.. Hall, II. W. Halleray,
Richard Hunt, Willie Haueran, Harry
Grow, Trinlius Eppiec, John h. Varrick,
Edward Kendall, l.. II. Bateheldor, Maria
Ellis.
WN, Il. BURTON, +, NJ.
The recent sudden thaw caused some
damage and delay in the running OF tho
trains on the Harlem Extension Railroad
The early train down on Friday morning
ran into a slide south Of the pond In Eas
Dorset. which caused considerable delay
by carrying By but the track was elcare,
during the day. a bridge near New
Lebanon also became unsafe for crossing
hy reason OF the settling OF one Gifts pier
occAsioning another "carry" and delay o
trains. The up trains have been nearl.
two hours late since the freshet
Il heavy rain on Thursday night to
gelhcr with the sudden melting o. snow
caused moving Of Tie waters to such Al
extent thai some damage was don
though none to any great extent 10 tai
vicinity. HawIey & Fielding lost a sma
portion Of the dam At their marble mil
bat the damage was slight. lIawley ais
lost about 100 tons Of sand at his mill 8
South Dorset 4 portion Of the dam 9
Prince & Cos mill At South Dorset wa
also washed out, bat the damage is no
large The water rose very rapidly an
together with the breaking up OF the ic
caused the damage,
We have received o copy Of rom'
roy's Democrat, published by Brick
Pomeroy, 81 New York. II H. as its II
flor re.uarks, lively sheet aud goes
for men and things with q yigor SOM
what astonishing even 10 this age Of cd
torlal enterprise People who wish {,
an 4dtpe,deNt paper, eau take this wit
the satisfaction ~ knowing lhst they vi
gel what they bargain ior, bat otherwif
we could hardly recommend our frient
70 take o., ~ IL j. al Ishmacliie Ia i0u
uAastn. ils hand IL sgaius, every mai
aud, sad to say, every man's hand
against IL.
"A letter from Rev +. II. Fowler, !
u Of G1ieSs n. y. prominent miulst
az tie Presbyterian Church, published
the n Y Enaage'.st, dated Paistka, TIs
nec. 8lst. 1879, speaks a. follows Of Il
hotel. IL that section Speaking as
kaos them this year and q, kncw The
last year, may say that after pref
wide jaauaug In our owa land 81
abroad ! consider them, asa class eqa
ta Tie beet. Iof example, wen, fro
ihe ;, Nicholas % New York 10 tie !
James, Ia jacksonville, std Jared ~ eve
respeei falIy ~ weli a. tbs latter a. 1
farmtf The good elter furnished
aleHd Ofsss With The n,ce warm veal
- thay ars Eaglug iu FLORIDA well
makes us blue I've are sieas m0sg Of {
LINE suysgp) 10 tbiaE Of it.