The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-14

MANCHESTER.
Mr.. A. J. Gray has set q good c1am-
Die by trauspaudng q large number OF
shade trees. itis good investment for
linn as well as O public benefit.
The past week has been quite warm
and pleasant, aud farmer have bee"
ycty 6asy getting 30 their crops The
season Is very backward bnt liable TO
catch up IN the next lour weeks.
-Boncsteei hes received another lot Of
new goods, sud new advertisement,
which was crowded ont this week. Look
for Il next week.
The removal OF Dr.. Swift Wiscon-
siu leaves a good opening here for a
dentist We understand that the imple-
ments and fixture. win be sold TO a good
man cheap and no charge made for The
business. which has been quite profitable
iof several years. Dr. swif, also wishes
rs to say that the only man be has settled
with vet Is one to whom be owed two
dollars, aud that only few days now re-
main before bis business must be closed
up.
C. A. Baloheldcr, Beg, formerly a
teacher nj the Seminary, has been in
town the past week aud took away with
him on his return, ono Of our very best
Young ladies, Miss Katie Hard. The
happy pair will reside IN Cambridge,
Mas. +, Mr. BAlcAelder having law aud
real estate olllco In Boston The good
wishes Of The community 20 with them
10 their new home.
Many Of our readers will remember
Frank Coblcigh, who was here a dozen
years ago aud assisted Ia starting the
Manchester JouESAL. lie had charge OF
The paper while the senior proprietor was
absent 10 the army. We received notice
few days ago Of his death from con-
sumption. tie died IN Brattleb0ro where
he was Editor sud Proprietor Of the
Record 4 Farmer.
Owing to lively competition the pas.
sage rate to Liverpool has been reduced
almost onq bait, aud now b a most favor
able time 10 visit friends 10 the "Ould
Country" OF Tor them TO come 10 the
..Iaud ortha free aud home OF she brave. -
". \. Black at the bank. will sell tickets
at llle reduced rages. Read his advertise.
npnt
-Four days were occupied last week
la taking testimony before master in
upe ehancary case Of Cyrus a. Roberts Y.
James +. MgNsugbloh, 81 a.. which g..
br9ggbt for thc purpose. smoug other
things, Of having receiver appointed TO
manage the affairs OF the pcra Turnpike
Go. Miner & Beebo fer ,he orator; ~.
X. Fowler and II, a, Hartman fer Defeu.
daGt.
a boy named Fred Libby, an EN-
pioycc ia tbe Rutland Globe office, fool.
ishly climbed TO the top OF a freight car q
lia1a north Of Dandy wb.le 1858 bis way
20 >bansbury, SATURDAY, aud was struck
bY bridge making au ugi' scalp wound
Tie train was stopped and ho wac taken
ou board and brought Go Manchester,
where hi. wounds were dressed bg Or.
Edsou ie wiI recover aud won't do
so auy mofe-
The Courts CgmmHlgr. consisting ot
their Honor. Harmon Cauae33. c. B..
iioBahlaa aud S. d. Brown, examined
The proposed route lrgm near Manchester
Depot O. gamgmaHe.. Tsadsy sud
stoued ta the statements af Witnesses
aaa arguments al counsel. Burton 4
daaten ee.Hg employed by thr rell
ilabsrs snj Fowler Hateae'5rr sud
Howard bg lae iowa, TIE road was
strongly uFEel bg some influential tawut-
iasa. g. Tnbfe convenience aud ueaes.
s.ts aud q strongly opposed bg others.
"a 10 gfoabd iazs lhe pubHe Us aiFesiy
taaeiguilF accommodated aaa 30 wgn6d
4sg needless tApeuss 10 gAg tawH. 1hc
COMMITTEES decided uaae, tbe preseat eir.
Astaaeess poi g !ay tae rosd
4 matched game q base ball bsgvesn
lle sminagE ab aHa d picked uius
fresh sag ,ilaEs played 81 fse.Qfy roiul
saiarda The dss vasFefg windy sud
US scilue which aaad ogaefaits have
ben auc, uss aal iers good The niH
eaaE "a before lht aams wss lamHsA
49, aoFsei no psslaa 81 else seventh
.aa.ug ahfa bs stood stFea tf
,As village b5gs ssh lrtalf-s fay tlt
relsibae The .lage boys 4fc 81 oul
q practice u tie rgsuli Woad haFe been