The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-14


cents g4 p8a oa potatoes f,ea go
ta cenu rer basheL New potatoes, 81
cents aa8 quick aAle.
-BaHIag does mes seem % f7urisA
masb nov, aiboaeh two new barns are
Ia process of finishing.
The hsr crop 6r 1913 issaid to be
the bees thers has bees begea5aUt for
years. lay sells for go per teu 10 lhf
6eld sud els in isc barn. Il has 20 be-
ils bees quality however, all inferior
grades selling lower
REV s. Wright. the pastor bcre, is
having good success, especially in thc
sabbath school, 81 which Be has gol a re-
markably large ono organized Quite s
number attend eharch here which Is quite
encouraging.
Twenty car loads Of freight were
shipped from East WaHngford during
the month Of July ibis year, and IL was
having at that This ia addition to small
lots, 81 which there were ls2.
The East Wallingford cor0ugt band
attended the school picnic az South Wal
Huglord en- August 9th a good time
vas had by all present as the people In
that section are usually apt 10 have.
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The whooping cough Is causing quite
a sensation among the children.
"A Young man named Dunbar cat bis
foot ieariully, not long since, splitting ii
nearly IN two. lie is recovering.
We learn that two new houses, a saw
mill and barn are among the things
contemplated IN this vicinity.
There is not much sickness Of a Sc
rious character. One severe case Of ty.
phoid fever.
The Methodist pulpit is supplied by
Rev. Orrin Pier Mrs. Raudlct, spirit
ualist, breaches at the hall once in two
weeks.
WIN. Percy and Frenchman named
Bedour recently had a knock-down argu
meut concerning a coat, the Frenohmar
claiming Percy had borrowed and tho
latter that be had purchased it.
The farmers are mostly done having
They think they have nearly an average
crop. All kinds Of crops, except apples
bid fair for a good yield.
LAEDGRovE.
Mr.. +. b. Rugg has removed frou
here to Peru, but he still keeps mp BIZ
interest IN the Sabbath school at Soutl
Landgroye. We hope that he will receive
just reward for bis labors.
Miss Sarah +. Coolidge, student o.
Burr and Burton Seminary, finished bel
summer term of school the 9th with gen
eral satisfaction. The exercises of tn,
afternoon were composed of songs anC
qusrtets, acco npanied with instrumental
music, Miss Flora Thomson, performer
also, dialogues and compositions, il
which every scholar took an active part
In the center of the house stood a tret
well loaded with presents from the teach
er to her scholars and scholars to teacher
The house was crowded with parents anc
people from adjoining towns.
SYNDICATE.
r. S. IIurd is building very fine
clothes pin factory, in place of the ont
destroyed by fire. The engine was mo-
badly injured by the fire, and will fur
nish excellent power. The machinery
will all be new and the building com
plete, and will be ready to run by the
middle of the month. A trusty oyerseer
"uew tenants" and good workmen viii
make the business a success.
Some of the farmers of this towr
have sold their wool during the las
week, and others are holding on in hopes
of obtaining higher prices. The price
paid so far ranges from As to As cents pei
pound, and is lower than was anticipated
a short time ago.
SUNDERLAND.
"A horse, driven by Samuel Meeker
and Chas. Andrew, Tuesday evening
became frightened by a band of gipsies
aud ran, demolishing the wagon and
slightly bruising the occupants. The
horse, which was valuable one was
badly used up,
ARLINGTON.
MIR. Anderson offers two valuable
farms and a saw mill and clothes pin fac
tory for sale, in our advertising columns
to-day.
"A fire broke out in the dry house Of
the Arlington Car Manufacturing Co.,
last Saturday forenoon, which, for q
time, seriously threatened the destruction
OF their entire works, aud endangered the
other manufactures if not the whole vii.
luge. Through the indefatigable exer.
tions Of the workmeu and citizens pres.
ent, the flames were confined to the dry
house alone, which, with its contents,
was partially destroyed. Owing to the
scarcity of water in tho vicinity a general
conilagration was, for time, imminent,
aud great credit Is due 10 all present for
their GOODNESS and energy during the cr-
citing time.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
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