The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-19

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leg % shis gang a. desp<isdaea.
woonFoRp.
II sandsY wasaa eoid shat wasis,
Polite. arc rather chiidpE lasi now,
Bo,~iisaandlnE lbe near spProaeA Of Tbs
pfesidsati.l eentest
-S.vsrsi farmers wosld he glad Il ,hs
ground weuld ihaw cat Sufficiently nor
thrm 10 do ihsir fsIi plo~ing.
Leaves have their time for to fail.
end u0w :. thai iime. bot 81 ,his writinE
they are fros u 50 slifT ihry eAn't do H.
Rev Mr.. Rockwell. t6rmealy Of
Yert state vas ~ town last Sandsy, and
gave come pleasant remisceaoea % bis
pastoral lie, before tho prayer n~esing
10 the evening.
Mi" Little ard Charley Ellsworth.
.ad Clihon Andrews aud Fraucis Bart
lett. returned botne last Ffidsg Siisr q
lev months . jarn Ia the Bay State.
The large steam N n 10 Pine Valley,
owned BY Putnam aud Gleason. was to-
tails deslro,ed by IRE early last Saturday
morning. How il took Gre 10 not known
hut probably from The engine room Lossl
sbpui e. 600: insured FIR $500. The
mill " IN immediately be rebuilt.
- A. Gleason Gays he has sold. SAM
my Tiiden over s9ooo worth Of lumter
during the past few years, yet $50 one has
su Idea thar thls win help the 0ov'nef on
to the presidency 7sf
Hon. Lsmaa bowies rrcrp,lg seDdl
The Asjr B,owu homestead to l.. G,
Bowles and the Kelly stand. 70. Wm> w,
Bowles. Both will lake possession im-
nedi.ie!y, Meantime Lyman will move
into bis winter residence this week,
known As the Page place, he vAcating the
sawyer farm, for other parties, for Tie
present. Wells, Of Searshurgh, took pos.
session Of the q. anger Palace, last week,
aud the Mes-rs Newell, OF Remington
have taken winter quarters IN the PscAeh
non.e aud the inhsbitsble portion Of his
-Palchens-stor. &. +. Walker, has
jast moved to Bennington and Peggy
MeLeniihsn now occupies the rssideace
vacated by Walker, aud Albert Wood,
~lll move inro tile house left by Peggy,
n. Is. Crawford, OF Bennington, bss
moved into the Temple house, aud otAar
moves. ,oa numeross to mention, arc /
about TO take place " this don't look
ike revival 10 business what does
Master Walter Wood, who has been |
condned TO his bed Tor three years or
more from ehrosic diff ;uIty, has occu- |
rupied his spare moments 10 pieeing bel |
quits. liz has made two without any !
assistance, onc Of which contains over |
POO pieces, 81 blocks.
We had pleasant interview With
Supt. Rom dine, Glastenbury's anu.New
York, representative, aud he reports
every thing as going on favorably q. the
capitol |
Mr. Dewitt &, Thomas, OF Eastop, /
N. Y, passed through town the other
day with one Of the old fashioned y day /
clocks, which wac made In Scotland il6
years ago. lie was taking 1t 10 Hon.
Jacob Estey, OF BrattIebsro, who pur
Chased ii for its antiquity and 80 one Of
The wonders OF the eighteenth century,
Really il is = centennial wonder. ,A
Lat Saturday night was a. dark and |
foggy As the Stygisn lake. Several who |
INDUCED 10 too much tsngle foot found
it extremely d fficult IN ascending The !
mountain turnpike, and one Young man
came within an acc OF driving off an EN-
bsnkment. Better is b+d OF hsrdheAds
however, than to be under thescontrol Of |
q turnpike. En-? |
There are several acts Of deviltry |
being committed about town, Just now,
and the guilty parties should not escape, |
wiring abusing epithets by The roadside
aud committing henious fences IN school
houses, ETC., will not much longer be
passed by. Detective Pipkerion may be
privately prospecting enc of these days
aud then there will be fun on the war
path, a Ia Bennington style.
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