The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-24

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a Drew, u Rallaud. @. p SWEET, Of this
village sod james = Green q soa have
new advertisements which sill be oi iB-
teres, 20 everybody, a. ali have more OF
less 90 purchase and we ail love 10 make
good bargains.
A lriicr from Governor Page, Of
lsalIaud 10 one Of cur citizens shows that
,bat cBierpnsing village will be more
thaa fail a. the coming meeting Of The
American Board An extra train 90
carry visitors for lodgings will be run 70
brandon, Mlddlebury, Wallingford and
perhaps Manchester. We have not had
time 10 sce many Of our citizens but pre-
sumo they will be ready to accommodate
50 who may come. MIR. Oryis, Of the
Equinox House aud Others say they will
elieeriully 10 their share.
FACTORY POINT
The Rev. G.. Graves Of Arlington
will 0fTeiate at Zion church on Sunday
afternoon next, Che 27th mst.,) at four
O'Clock. Morning service only will be
held on that day 10 81. James church,
Arlington; the usual afternoon service
aud that al West Arlington being omit
ted.
In place OF the usual exercises of The
Baptist Sabbath school next Sunday the
pastor will speak upon the geography OF
Palestine, coupling, also, geographical
review OF the lessons Of the last quarter
1t II rumored that a trotting match
between ;. +. Thayer's Gipsey Girl and
A. H. Danforth's Highland Grey will
come of on Thayer's track at no distant
day, for purse OF $500 The horses are
both fast aud evenly matched aud the
trial will cause great deal Of interest
both in this place aud other portions Of
The State.
The Seminary Club "wrestled" wi th
picked nine at the trotting course, Sat
urday, and beat IN a score of u to II.
II was very well contested game but
would have been pleasanter with less
noise and fault finding on the part OF
some Of the players as well as outsiders.
The cemetery has been vastly i'm.
proved and tho new fence shows or to
great advantage, with a little more labor
II can be made q source of pride to the
people In this village.
--Messrs Bradford & Baldwin sell
stoves, tin ware etc, at auction, Friday,
preparatory to closing up their business.
We understand that Charlie Young will
resume business at the old stand.
DORSET.
Dorset seems TO DO unusua lily quiet
these days but few personal items may
interest your readers.
C. w. Baker and wife are on a visit
to Massachusetts,.
Tho community miss G.. NJ. Sykes
from bis accustomed place. He is con-
fined to his house by sickness. Martin
Blakley is, we are glad to see, able to
ride out after few weeks of illness.
Hiram Holley and wife have gone to
Brooklyn, N. y, on visit to their son
and other friends.
Among late visitors are Rev. f..
Kent aud son, of Indiana. Mr.. Kent is
a son Of Cephas Kent and a native of
Dorset. Roswell Laughlin, Esq, OF
Hopkinton, N. Y, is visiting relatives
here. He is a grandson of Moses Kent
j. S. Bacon of Niles, Mich, is also
spending few days In Dorset.
Last Friday afternoon as SON OF
Worth Martindalc was at work near the
planning machine, in Ira Sykes shop, his
arm was accidentally drawn in and crush
ed TO the elbow, rendering ampntation
necessary. Drs. Farwcll and Millington
performed the operation, the little fell
low, who il less than twelve wears OF
age, bearing his sutlerinps bravely. The
afflicted family have the sympathy of tho
entire community.
DANNY.
Last Wednesday bridge on the
Troy aud Boston railroad, hear lIoosiek
Falls, wss destroyed by fire. Thursday
evening at uine O'Clock 5. l.. Griffith OF
DANNY was informed that the lumber Ia
rebuild IL wonid be procured from himi
and an order for one-half the amount
necessary 10000 fceO was sent him.
Friday morning an order for the balance
(about 1000 more) was sent him, with
the request TO hurry II up. Procuring
all the men and teams that he could, the
logs were drawn into the mill, sawed
aud taken 10 the depot, four and bali
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