The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

graphcr Mr.. Wilkiusou, will soon close
up Ii. business in thi. place. His work
bas given good satisfaction and we are
sorry TO lose him. People should give
him 'last call,
EAST DORSET.
Henry Kendall is building a nice
commodlons residence.
-Naltbyls binding more coal kilns
ou the "Notoh Road" and making pre-
paratiuus lof au increase Of business.
Tie proprierors Of the Vermont ltal-
Jam Marble Quarry have opened new
vein which bids iair 10 surpass in quality
that taken from the old quarry.
We areiniormed that the production
and sale OF marble for the current year
will be about 20 per cent greater than
hsl year. The mill of u. l.. Kent s. Co.
has been running night aud day to sup
ply The demand, and Frecdleys new mill
has sent OF, on an average, two car loads
per day, running only in the day time.
Their elevated railroad aud new mill arc
% perfect success, aud enable them to
handle marble rapidly and cheaply
Work has fairly commenced on the
new Catholic Church. The building will
be 81 by 80 feet with - feet elevation.
{ Il viii seat, when completed about $50.
The building lbe OF wood with mar
Z bic foundation the latter together with
marble steps being the gift Of D. l.. Kent
I & Go. There will be fourteen large win
dows of stained glass and the inside is to
( be lasteiully frescoed The main en-
( trance will be five by eight feet with
Gothic top The estimated expense is
/ 5000, and 1t will be completed about the
/ first OF June 1874.
RUPERT.
Alfred White has sold his place to
/ Harry Clark Of Granville. Price $1,000,
Mr.. Clark takes possession the 18th.
( MIR. Dole has just completed his now
saw mill on what is called the Kent
Hollow stream. 1t is a good one and
Mr. Dole Is entitled TO q liberal patron,
age.
. Corn aud potatoes are fair bat apples
scarce
"A friend from the Emerald Isle wish
es some one OF his countrymen TO furnish
aud send TO The JOURNAL for publication
The song or ballad called "The Exile o
Erin" lie thinks the ballad commences
ihus: ....
i"Thcre came to the beach poor Exile o
I Erin,
Tie dew on his thin robe was heavy ant
chip .... ...
East RUPERT.
Dwight Taylor has dug a Jackson
! White potato which weighed and +.
pounds.
There has been some Improvement
ia Easi Rupcr. William DEMO ha
painted bis buildings and Dwight Taylo
has also Invested iu a large amount o
paint besides building nice barn IL
feet lea length.
Nine persons have dicd in East Rup
crt since the tir.l Of OF January, yer!
large mortality for 50 small a population
We are a very quiet people and hay,
uo rows to report, Every kind Of religion
ia represented aud each one tries to min,
bic oaa business, a lamenlable state o
affairs f8r local correspondent.
tANpGEoyE
"A hdr correspondent writes % ror
reei au tem Go tle last JornSAL iu &c
gard 90 midnight singing aud declare
that lf was 8 O'Clock TO-, which is raih
er late tar midnight. There must b.
aue mosie lowing people Ia that vicinity
b8t taet au.at nat 10 disturb those wbi
saFe 81 esf foe music 81 O'Clock ia co
mognug
kgItADroN.
= AT te annual meeting % The Arliug
! tea Aouag Mems Association. held Oct
j Isi, iae following persons were eieeie
: 8tess iar ihs year ensuing, President
] u = l4nl yiesrtgslaeals. T NJ Lath
) op, Chas Cauaeljs Secretary an
/. Treasurer. n Holden, 2ad E&eeulv
j C8mm.ttee, T.. C. CuJlinaa, l.. A Back
! II c Williams: Librarian, r. C. Call
uAa library rru Saturday evening,