The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16


the uineties-yea, ~ times noe hundred
degrees, while calculations will he after
cd oh myl how bot Il is!7 'lceists
should think Of this and be ready % store
large quantities Of this 'congealcd COM
forters and perhaps the case viii termi.
natc thus ere ghis will have been printed.
We hsvc Of late heard Of big days
work done by awyors, and b. all those
who fally understand The running and
management Of eircalar saws, bat We
have no hosiauey IN announcing the fact
that the Mcssrs nunion, William Rand
bis sou WILDER, who are now engaged in
running the large steam min st the city,
stand at the head Of their profession with
out a rival This fact is demonstrated by
the quantity OF lumber which they have
manufactured, aud IN a superior order.
Continued from, last 'ceek,
-Zeko Connolly and Wall SuifIu, were
the two bury rufiians that bad SO Sudden
~ and unexpectedly appeared before
them. "Iyho's that Zekef" eagerly ask
ed Wall, as he peered through the gloom.
Don't know Wall; seems strange, look /!
there are two women, sure" ayes and
one man too" answered Wall "They
don't seem to talk much, aud II seems
queer what they are on this mountain for
in this-but ah! / begin 10 surmise.
Who else eau il be but persons in pursuit
OF the girl and boy. BY joye that's a
solemn fact, that's what their up to, and
wen jest intercept EN-, Hope its the
old folks this time aud wen have 'um all
on the mountain, lnjun and all, and he's
a sound and good confederate we left him
and the girl aud boy all o. X. ha, hal
fuu 10 this Zeke. Revenge! revenge for
them Colemans sure Providence seems
to favor rs, so we're right" This con-
versadon had passed between the two
ruflians unheard by Mr. aud Mrs. Cole
man, and Aunt Susan, But now they
stepped before them with their rifles in
their hands and said, "Ilaltl not another
step, one Of you, or your life"
10 be Continued.
BERLIN.
| On Monday Henry Glenn and X. j
Carrier were severely injured by an ex-
plosion, caused by pouring hot iron into
the snow, at the furnace OF j. l., Green,
South of this village, 1t was a narrow
escape from a terrible death,
LEBANON SPRINGS, NY.
The Springs are quite gay tho present
winter, the Grand Ball, New Years, be-
ing a perfect success. There were III
tickets sold, aud everybody happy. Hops
are of frequent occurrence, the last one
being last Saturday evening.
WEST LEBANON.
While turning the mail train at Chat
ham Village on Saturday last, the mail
car was run of the track, and on exami-
nation nearly one-third of the tlange OF
one Of the wheels was found broken of
and looked as though it had been run a
considerable distance. Being the rear
wheel going South il was luckily kept on
the rails by the forward wheels and
probably a serious accident avoided
Had it not been discovered at Chatham,
an accident must have been the result, as
of course the broken wheel would have
been in front on the return trip, and
could not have staid on the track any
length of time. The car was put on the
i - ~eA taG noueinu a delay oil
about one hour. Thanks to our RUe mai
Agent, Mr.. Millington, who distributed
the mail on the floor of the baggage car
we received our mail as usual.
Although late for mention of Holt
day presents, we cannot, after reading in
the JOURNAL of others good fortCne, re.
frain from reciting a similar story. OuI
friend Marvin Sackett, Esq, of this vii
lage was also happily surprised by a
Christmas gift of silver tea set consist.
ing of five pieces which wins admiration
from all who have had the pleasure Of
seeing it. 1t is Of plain but rich de.
sign, the letter u.s." which is beautifully
engraved upon each piece being the only
establishment. We congratulate Mr., s
as he Is deserving of all this.
We are sorry to learn that DR.. Xyvis
Bates was considerably injured on Mon
day afternoon. A horse driven by two
ladies became manageable and ran into
the Dr's sleigh throwing him ont and
bruising him about the head.