The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-11

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H8H. iaaad.ng some stops. took aut.i o.
iaat a aad Js u8t lfaw Manehc.ftI
fa Rochester oecgge3 acaf'Y $50 wesks
s 85w Dp8thei ca baarE
ia r alIrast tseu r. operation being
ttr auf frum Schenectady 30 AlasaY jusi
mrHUaac8. rtiafs ihs incident 90 sl8w
Tee a5Gasaee beiveca the "wcst" 81
tbase da4s sad To-day, and slso 10 esi
aftcsGaa 60 tie improvements ia tstss
dsts ~ railrosdf, tglegfaphf, moving
ws5b4aes, ehoess factories, a.. d.
a swell k8ewu fisherman Of Eas'
Dauel iuquiros Of IA WHEELER the aN
against trout fishing. after thc fret Of
September, i ia fgree n not TIE mat
Ter. Hke a great many otEers, has been
uukeu1 over aud over again, by the
icgis.4iufe. until Is l. nearly impossible
ID tell whether we have any law ou The
subject 5r cot. We have looked lhe mat
cup pretty thoroughly, aud have also
employed one o. two geHtemea, who
claim 90 be yersed 10 the law, 10 do the
same. aud ID Is the combined opinion that
there Il S lass on the subject slill In force.
though the Bennington BaHnef gives 8
different opinion. At al events il is
safest sud best 90 abstain from fishing
sud give the poor trout chance 10 null
uply. Since thc law went into force the
trout ashiug, generally, las shown 6
marked Improvement aud II rigidly en-
forced s few years more, we might hope
70 see plenty Of sport in casting the ny.
-. w. Bowies, Of Woodford, will
lecture iu lhe Cry Hall at that place, on
saturday evening, September 18Th. Sub
ioet. immortality and IS Consequences.
Immediately after the lecture, the Rev.
Dexter Moody, Of Troy, n. Y, will
make appropriate remarks relative 10 the
building Of the Union Christian Church
at Woodiord City.
FACTORY POINT.
-Rey. NJ. G.. Smith, Of 81. Adams, will
preach in the Baptist church here next
Sabbath morning, the l4th inst, at the
usual hour. At p. m, at the same
place, be will deliver sermon to young
men; and il is hoped that there will be a
full attendance. Mfr, Smith is an earnest
and talented speaker, aud his sermon to
yonug men is sure to be good and profit
able to all.
DORSET.
John Mlllipgton, NJ. D., has taken up
a residence in our village, lie has a room
at BaEef's Hotel. We wish him success,
and hope those In need of physician
will give him share of their patronage.
Among the many visitors to our place
of late, we notice Professor lof music)
Geo. Steele aud wife of Connecticut;
also, Rev. Brainard Kent and wife Of
Chicago, Mr.. Kent was native Of Dor
set, and IL much esteemed.
"A "boy" OF our town, Isaac Farwell,
aged "a, had occasion lately for bushel
basket. He drove of mile or two,
brought back another boy of bis own age,
Mr.. Haskins, and they both together soon
constructed the said basket, which ought
to be preserved, to show to future gener-
atoms as a memento Of industry.
EAST DORSET.
"A correspondent writes; We are
usually very quiet people, but just now
there seems to be considerable excite
mcnt In regard to the laying out of q
road from on near j. H. Martins house
up a rayine to VIM. Browns grist mill,
thereby stunning one Of the hardest hills
to travel between Il. Dorset and Peru.
The town OF Peru has built road across
the mountain almost to our door for the
accommodation of + Dorset, aud now
asks us 70 build the short distance above
mentioned About two months since tho
selectmen Of this town were called upon
to locate this road, but not being inter-
estcd themselves and finding some oppo-
sition by few, they did not do so.
Some OF the business men Of the town
not feeling satisfied and wishing to avoid
the expense Of q courts committee,
thought best to call them out again,
which they did August 3Qth, but with no
better result Now what does this meant
1t appears Mr.. Brown bought a wild aud
uncultiyated piece of land Of Ira Cochran
at a large price with the encouragement
Of having road through it in case he
started good business there, which be
has already done, and is doing more to-
day for the benefit of the place than any
oae man in this part Of the town. If my
memory serves me Alright, two other grist
mills have been built in this place at a
great expense, aud there they stand TO-
day as they have stood for years with
closed doors-a silent proof Of their total
failure But Mr.. Brown, by his unceas-
ing lnbor aud perseverance, has succeed.
cd IN building grist mill aud establishing
a good, fair business, upon which, in
connection with good passable road
from the mountain towns, 4. Dorset il
largely dependent In view OF ali this
aud Of the fact that he has succeeded III
doing what others have tried and failed
to do, why NOT give him hearty sup
portS II business aud business men are
not to be sustained aud encouraged be.
cause Of some petty feud-some childish
piqae-we had best step back few years
aud take a sort OF Rip Van Wink,
sleep Perhaps when the awakening day
comes we shall be better prepared to gC
ahcad with the times.
PERI.
a. I. Byard will commence repair
Oh his house in this villa soon.
--Boardcrs al the Bromley House vii