The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-19

There i ssxAi sAsags . sss Faa-
& - a. trains ~ SO usw tive tssss sAs
daun mtl iftln learing ouY stktleu bali
~ haur later thka formerly. ard ueariY
81 ae sihfg iraiHs iew Hsnatst carrier
Tie easel trns oau b. found ia another
aalaua. A drawing room car run' frota
Nsw 1drs % Manshester
Tie atw seats have been placed 10
its Episcopal Chareh. Ia this village
They sFe II cold cbeunat with black
ws.put tsjmmings sud ars credit 70
Tho Arlington Manufacturing Co.'S werks,
where Asy we're made
Oar three mosi so,ssi 6sheuaen, Mr..
John GraY and Willie Gray Of New York
asd stephen Lusb, Esq, q Albany, arc
meeting with VERY good success this
spring. Ga saturday iast they took
twenty pounds o. due trout from The
BsuepkH sad on Monday another nice
l9l. They will catch trout where "a or
binary fisherman wont get bite.
20 r. Muuson, our enlerprising
Hrerg man, has sdded several lus horses
sud carriages 10 bis establishment, aud
eau turn cot some very good rigs. Visitor
will De likely to improve our hne drives
more than ever the coming season.
T Several went to Rutland from our
station on Saturday TO see BArnum's
show, aud a car was completely filed at
BArnumyille Most " them were well
satisfied with the show aud clsined they
got the worth Of their money while one
or two others considered themselves
"sold
"A subscription paper has been elrcu'
iated sad quite a large amount obtained
tor Mr Bundy who lost By the fire Mon-
dag afternoon.
Robert Stevenson, supposed TO be a
resident Of salem, y. T., bat who l. ev-
identity insane, was taken In charge by
the sclectmeu Of this town awcek ago and
not showing any improvement was taken
20 the Asylum for the Insane at Brattle-
boro on Wednesday.
The flowers have been put out Al
Deliwood Cemetery, and ii is again the
enchanted spot that attracts SO many
visitors, not only our towns people but
strangers aud sojourners. People trou-
bled with an affection of the heart very
frequently stray that way and, we have
been eredibly informed, have often found
reliefin the quiet shade, listening TO the
music Of the waterfall.
The showers on Monday ailern Don
aud evening put Il new expression on the
face Of nature. Before the shower II was
nothing but dust, sackcloth aud ashes,
Immediately after il was roses, butterflies
and humming birds. A few more such
showers and we ali should be happy.
During the shower on Monday after.
= moon barn In East Manchester, owned
t by Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and occupied by
c. +. Bundy, was struck by lightning
and burned. A pair Of valuable work
horses, four tons OF hay aud quantity
OF meal belonging to Mr.. Bundy, were
burned. One of the horses was killed by
lighting aud the other paralyzed so that
he could not be removed. The loss is {
severe one for Mr.. Bundy. The barr
was an old one aud was insured, as w
are informed, for one hundred dollars.
FACTORY POINT
Key. James Anderson will preach a
the Baptist church next Sabbath morning
, Tine path master has commenced t
mend the public ways and is doing yer!
good job as far as he has gone.
p The residence on the Gen. Robert
place Is undergoing thorough repairs, in
!. Guiding additions and a mansard root
making II ono of the finest residences il
B. the country
The addition and repairs on Des
!. Burritts residence are nearly completed
A aud great improvement has been made
+ Emerson Estabrook has just broker
ground for new residence near the oil
4. Harris place.
DORSET.
= The weather has been very dry am
- the present prospect for most crops J
very poor. In many fields of corn no
more than half Of Il has come up an
boo the worms are doing their best to destro
what Is left. The hay crop has also SUI
fered, but recent showers will do niue
good.
Rev. Mr. Pierce occupied The pulp
last Sabbath aud preached an exceler
y discourse which was worthy the after
b ton OF all present.
Mr. Pierce Is agent for the Ella
Howe Sewing Machine and Is meetin
tx with very good success in this vicinity.
During the shower Monday ate
noon the lightning struck tree will
il in quarter OF mile OF the village.
p. =. Pratt, aud his daughter Carr
- are absent from town for few day
having gone to Middlebury TO atten
the meeting Of Congregational Churche
>" The family OF Rev. DIR. Prentiss a
D. rived in town at their Summer resident
several days since. DR.. Prentiss is e
ng pected this week. Their annual rstu
ne here makes a very pleasant, and agrf
al able addition to our society.
Prof Shaw win occupy Bev, N
Ell Patt's pulpit next sabbath.
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