The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-07-24

The foundation OF The new school .
house building bas been laid aud work GA .
tbe snperslructure has alrady CON-
meueed It is to have, when completed, /
four school rooms, aud 10 cost five thou.
sand dollars.
The Freddy. are both ia town and /
haYc 8 iiuc span Of Kentucky horses with .
which they are enjoying our hbe drives |
They are driving bushes al their quarry |
shipping Two car loads OF marble each day. |.
Their arrangements for getting marble I.
are now complete and with their elevated .
railway aud new mill can PIT their mar.
Die ou board the ears with very little |
trouble With their extensive business il |
requires only three horses TO do all the
animal labor required. Their mill is said
to be The best ia the United Safes, aud,
taking al things into consideration, they
can get out the most marble with the least
labor and expense Of any in the world.
IAspGgoyL.
Leroy Woodward has removed to his
farm, knows as the Reuben Hoyt farm.
III Il, Adams Is building a saw mill
Ia the north part Of the town.
o. W. Woodward has several board,
crs, from New York city, who have come
up to luxuriate ioour pure air aud fine
scenery.
laying is progressing slowly, but the
crop 10 light. Recently we have had fine
rains. Thee is quite strife between the
different moving machine agents in re-
gard to their wares
"A fellow from Peru, who we hope
has learned lesson, was recently arrested
for disturbing the slumbers OF the people
Of this place and fined $500.
SUNDERLAND,
Our merchant, Mr.. l.. NJ. Manlcy has
a good stock Of goods and is doing a good
business With II. A. Densmore to as
sist behind the counter, it is a good place
to trade. Call aud examino.his stock.
sANDGATE.
The following item from the Fort
Dodge Times announces the safe arrival
ofone OF our former residents in that
place Mr.. Desmond Priudle, of Yer
mont, has lately come TO our city, where
be proposes making his home, so as to be
near bis five sons who are settled about
here. He has purchased block Of Mr..
Plumb for 1900
The farmers during the past week
have commenced haying in this vicinity
and, although the crop has been some.
what damaged by the long continued dry
weather, still the yield is better than was
anticipated short time ago. The crop
will be nearly rs heavy as last year, Still
the average IN this vicinity must be con
siderably less than usual.
considerable credit is due the people
Of the central part of this town for the
/ thorough aud substantial repairs made
/ this season on the highway, aud the con
structiou Of new bridges, and the thorough
repair OF the old ones, This was much
needed Improvement, aud we are happy
( 10 be able to announce TO those who wish
{ TO visit vs., either on business or for pleas.
/ ure, that they will find the highways
greatly improved since last season.
/ While David Snyder was digging
grave I'm the cemetery a short time since,
at the depth Of one foot he came TO a
slate stone standing upright and below
this 4 screw aud piece Of rotten wood aud
Eill lower a skeleton, showing that some
person bad been buried there but rs re-
CARDS Who or when, the oldest iuhabilant
or tradition fajls to give amy information.
The funeral 81 the lste James HamiI.
ton, which took place ou Tuesday OF last
week, was one Of lhe largest that las
beeu attended ju tbi. town Ia a long time.
several relatives aud friends OF the de.
eeased were present from tie adjoining
towns, besides lbe large number Of biz
friends AVID ueIgbbors Of lids vicinity
The funeral sermon was preached by Res
D W Hayden, % EHpeFi young min.
I. isrr uf considerable ability. and whose
. discourse go ibis occasion made 8 favor
. able impression upon ti,r audience II
. tbe death o. NJ Hamilton the town ha'
lsl worthy eilizeu, AMI one who ha.
accu highly respected daring bis liietim,
la this his uaNfe l,au.
4 eaWafds sitemps upon tbe liie o
| Hiram Whilion, who iive. ia that part O
j tae town called Bear ToWn. VS. mad,
{ lasl Saturday night About y O'Clock b
heard s uoise :, his barn which Is abou
: a doleu rods from BE house Duss,n.
: himself be started tgr ghe bafu aud get
g llng over the feuec ialo potato lcl,
( which j. between iAe two buildings b
SLIPPED and fen partly down, 81 the samI
!. ume a qua wa discharged % some con
; eeaied pefson, lbe charge passing lhfcugl
/. tie ervwu o. BE Lar and joe, grazing ID
i sop u bis bead. 80 Hcaf that biz has va
G baraed b. lae powder We learn tia
y some ihrests agaimgf him haA been mad