The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

~salah.es . their vesiry.
some nsu Sugar Ia market, a. good
- pew"
Severe colds prevail. Heal tgIEaed5
STYLE There have bsca s3mc sudden
deaths from lunE feyer and other diseases.
Why a. sc fail TO prepare f7r ths future,
leaving car forbidden cares iof ihe NOR
row, Ia preparation f8r thst future Of
wblch We src told 20 have csrts
W. Wilcox =. agent here iaF DO
Lewis paper, To-day. aud shows lhe
premium picture "Just SO High" ID Is a
pretty picture aud destined TO be very
popular. Wherever Wide awake aud
fast asleep" are, this little child VIII be
appreciated; by the same artist, lady,
BENNINGTON.
The down mail train wa. thrown
from the track near the crossing 81 Hunts
place on Thursday Of last week. caused
by the displacement Of short rail. The
passenger aud smoking Gar were thrown
down the bank and several Of the passeu-
gers were seriously injured though none
. fatally and all are recovering The fol
( lowing il the lia:
I G.. ;. Maltby, Of Connecticut, badly IN
jured, leg sud arm broken.
4 :. 5. Cromack, Of Bennington, injured
about the head and shoulders.
Miss Julette Madison, o: SALISBURY,
wrist dislocated.
Miss Ella Woodc0ck, OF East Mauches-
/ ter, injured about the head and back.
R.T. Hurd, Of Arlington, flesh wound
and confusion over the eye.
/ II. B. Brown, OF North Adams, Mass,
severely injured.
NJ X. Sackett, Of West Lebanon, \. Y,
cut about the head
/ Ell. Cole, Troy, \. Y, slightly ipiur-
ed.
/ II. Cushman, Of North bennington,
slightly injured,
b. Il, Sears aud VIM. Scars, Of Ben
mington, and several other passengers
were slightly injured.
Frank Wilder baggage master, Of ltut-
land, hurt Oh hips aud otherwise injured
Conductor Mcclure aud Mail Agent
Millington went down with the train
but both escaped with slight injuries,
Some of the injured passengers talk OF
bringing a SUIT against the railroad iol
damages. Il is reported that two resi-
dents of Bennington discovered the dis.
placement Of the rail- before the arrival OF
the train and failed to report it at the
station. Mr.. Mallby is proprietor Of The
charcoal works at East Dorset where lac
had Just been to look after his interests.
wooDFoRD.
A religious influence should be awak
ened in town.
Yes! L. c. Allen n Co., have dup
ed" a good number of subscribers on The
premium engraving business In this towr
One agent who hailed from Bondville
VI, about year since, gathered severa
subscribers at 81 each, and that is thu
last heard from him. just SO in Other
towns we understand. We have the
dishonest rasca's name, but Withhold i
from publication for time.
April showers. Robins have come
Blue birds have arrived. The snow i
going. The streams are swelling; anc
everything clearly demonstrates tina
ethereal mildness has come!
The stage runs regularly again. bu
how long it will we cannot say.
IS. X. Boardman, proprietor Of tn
Railroad House, contemplates adding
large and spacious hall to his hotel
Public enterprise, that.
LEBANON SPRINGS.
About one year ago took a stroll
about this town and at that time mad,
the remark, "much had been done and is
being done" and from what | saw can re
peat the above saying. Passing dow
Grand Street, the first building that pre-
sents itself, is one that has stood til,
, storms for many years, and had become
somewhat subject to times telling effects
but now 1t has been thoroughly repairel
and new fences are to adorn its front
and will add much to the appearance c
this beautiful valley street. Furthe
| on stands house which as soon rs tn
e weather permits will be in the hands @
, the artisans. As we continue down then
C presents to the eye some OF the fines
e building spots in our town. aud iron
e we'll authenticated reports the erection {
two new cottages aud repairing OF builC
. ing into a large aud cunnmodious MAJ
i sion, isto,be done this Spring, and shout
70 the owners on Grand Street build MP O
( it, sides, no street Ia the country coul
II compete with it ia point Of beauty and i
a drives; not even Elm Street in Ne
a Haven which is the pride OF its inhabi
ants aud tourists. Further down stauC
the walls of the episcopal church, a strut
ture were it completed well, would be a
v ornament to this town; the stone work
u nearly completed, timber for the roof q
the ground, aud those who know, 81
= (soon rs The weather permits that Il
root must bc put on, aud the tones OF ii
church bell be heard from its spire..
Further ON stands at the bead Of Gran
Street. the former family mansion