The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-02-12

fefr utEt Saturday Aud sundsfs Feb. -
sod ss Presiding RIDER Gregg Wla -
present
"A oslrrsadn8eut writes Oar siten-
.saa Aas been rersutv called 70 she sted-
msa Improved Couacus5nE Coffee Pct
wr have examined tie principle aud have
sesn E. narssux and maa pronounce e .
Ia AHEAD q anything We have ever
seyu fcf- The principle is so simple we
wonder s be-. ngl been invented before ,
$40 need 81 O muddy, UHek coffee With =
ras 60 ,aelfcri ln be every delsil as this,
after drinking cap Of coffee from tbe
<seImau Cou8ensing coffee Pot we Thick
nc could not keep hoase without, iti is
acrtar Cd flr tao Code Il IL double 10
lss construction provisions being made
fsr making coffee for two or for large
family. lho coadeusIng appAraiuIlor,lou-
afg is vast improvement. Emerson
Es'ahraol has the complete control Of
tbr patent tor the United States and Ter.
r.tofes. and has q card in another column
calling fer agents Read Ii.
Last Fdday, as NJ W Barrett, Ia
s.r employ Of Dean Manufacturing Co,
uas crossing Tie railroad opposite their
mIll With losd Of lumber, soon after
Gee ume for the lo45 train south, and
thinking tbe train had gone north drove
on The traces wbeu the train wss BAT a
short distance from him. By Suddenly
backing bis horses be 30 far succeeded ia
getting them from The track that The en-
CINE as 81 passed threw one horse down
breaking the ueck-yoke aud turned the
other bor.e around from the track The
cars went d few rod. and stopped, but
8udiug 900 scriou. damage done, passed
or. The above escape from harm should
be s. warning to people wheu about 10
cross railroad to know that they have
sufllcieui time TO cross before the train
comes, aud also to railroad engineers 10
bs sure they ring their bell or blow the
whistle 30 the travelling public may
know the train s. near.
souTn pORsEr.
w. 4. Tyrel, Of the firm OF 1lrel 4
Kent, has been very sick with fever, but
we are glad 10 hear that he is recovering
--Tyrel & Kent lost three valuable
horses by the burning Of the hotel barn
AZ North Iioosick, belonging to Perry
Eldrcd, last Sunday The horses had
just been purchased IN Illinois aud were
on their way home, Two Of them were
matched and valued at 1920.
EAST DORSET.
The coal kjns are worked to their
. fan capacity aud furnish quite an item Of
business ia our DAN winter months.
kent Il Co, and Friedly's mills are
about starting up again, aud we learn
that the Field mill will also be run, SO
that the prospect for business is gooG.
Rev. {. II, Dunlon has received
from bis congregation in this place do
nation Of s9G.1j.
Preaching next Sunday evening, by
Presiding Elder Gregg.
MIR, Frederick Field and family who
several weeks ago left our little village TO
set up their penates in the far west,
write to their friends that the half has
not been told Of the delights of that oc-
cideulal climate, that while we are shiy-
erng over our coal fires, they are picking
roses and narci,sus in the gardens, Mr..
aud Mrs Field have for mauy wears been
actively interested in the social and NOR
al advancement Of our village, and their
loss to Us viii not soon be made up.
Oar choice little library has Just re-
ceiyed Its yearly addition OF new books,
about forty volumes, among which are a
number Of standard works, such as Mot
; ley's "Rise and Fan of Dutch Republic"
Baucroft's Omitted States" Humboldts
Cosmos" etc, and also lighter reading
for those SO inclined One dollar fee will
give access to the reading Of the two hnn-
dred good books in the library for the
year Who will neglect so accessible a
'he""' VI '"''''',''" 10 '"'''
+ DORSET
I The address Of John V. Cheney, on
d Monday eyeuing-occupying an hour aud
f half-upon Education, was listened to
{ hy The audience with good attention. In
B. profouudness Of thought, aud eIoqucnce
r Of presentation, ! think his lecture ex-
cel, ANY speakers we have had the pleas,
are Of listening to for a long time, and il