The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11

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NtScWIsgEB aEear.
TIE weea sswysn are sgaia 81 vssl
- eas ia wpoa Pile
-. {. niacsmcr's sew hoase i aesf.
+ y ready Ter shs rnAsons.
The "siar boass" 10 being dressed
% IL good sAspe.
I The ia business seems 10 BE- good Ia
/ spite Of The bard tlmes. As Davis A Son
employ three men manufacturing Il.
Mr. Fsse,ts Fsrsbsm il pashlng
work 90 bic hoasc.
Mr.. William Bulkisy Is selling hi'
/ lime very fat be intends 10 barn snoibe'
/ lila his fall.
Mr.. c. II. Pond Is visiting friesds ia
Massachusetts,.
Mr. Alvin Conner recently brought :
two. yesr-old colt from oyer the mountAiu
which be claims 10 be A. good IS any j
not the best ono In town.
Notwithstanding the scarcity Of APP
ples IN this section John BATHS il making
considerable cider.
The Petlibone Bros. have been doing
quite a job Ia tearing up their old race
way rebuilding and covering with stone
Instead Of wood.
DoRsET.
Rev. r. 9. Pratt intends going 10 he.
irois this week TO be present at reli'
gions meeting.
There has been an unusual amount
Of warm, pleasant weather this fall, aud
one waking In the field can see ripe rAsp-
berries and other fruit, anovel sight In
October
REV. DIR. Prentisa and family Ieft
last week for their city home, and Rev.
Mr.. Reed and family leave this week
Mr.. Reed preached so excellent sermon
Sunday afternoon, sud Rev. Mr.. Bakely
The Sunday previous. The Prentiss aud
Reed families will be missed very much.
EAsr DORSET.
The cheering whistles from three
steam mills greet our ears each day assur-
ing US that we have wide awake men
that can stem the tide without being
wrecked.
We are quite church going people.
Since our little church on the corner has
been remodeIed aud the valuable services
OF Rev. Mr.. Gardiner have been secured,
there seems TO be considerable interest
manifested in attending church. by the
way we have as neat and tasty q church
inside as ever entered. How the I'M
couth affair was ever transformed into SO
pleasant room is truly wonderful. 1t
is really beautiful.
RUPERT.
The fret frost OF the season came on
October 9th.
AIR. Shelton OF Birmingham, Conn,
gave lecture at the Congregational
church on Sunday evening. His subject
was Jerusalem aud Its surroundings at
the present time" The lecture was well
attended and much appreciated, especial
ly by the youth,
The northern aud southern routes to
the summit OF "M0unt Antonen are now
open for travel. The southern ronte has
recently been much improved. The
peril and danger of the ascent has been
shorn of It's romance. The northern
route can never be plundered Of the won
derful landscape presented at various
points on the way. Within very few
days a goodly number Of people who
were born In the shadow Of mount An
tone' and watched II for fifty years as an
unerring monitor of the impending
storm, have for the first time set foot up
on its summit.
PAwLET.
The crank of the hand car on which
Martin Legion, section foreman, was
over his section, last Friday
caught 10 his clothes and threw
bin under tho wheels, breaking his back,
his chest, and INJECTING other
injuries which will prove fatal.
"A sad accident occurred here Mon.
day which has east a gloom over the
whole community. Oracle Bromley,
daughter OF ID. w. Bromley about ten
years old was tending the village school.
AT recess she attempted 10 drive a horse
of the green when the animal turned and
kicked her. one foot striking her on the
head the other on the breast. The blow
her unconscious IN which cou-
iitlon she remained until her death
which occurred three or four hours after
The accident. The bereayed family have
the sympathy of tie whole community.
The horse with harness on had been put
into barn by Arson Flowers but by
some means had got loose.
BONNEVILLE.
Ike Kelley rejoices in pumpkin
70 pounds.
Apples are scarce and high, potatoes
light, other crops good. Some Of our
farmers have raised 50 Bushels Of oats 10
Ihe acre.
Several OF our citizens are on the
SICK list, among them Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs.
Stiles, Mrs. Almon Withereli, Best Leon.
lrd. DR.. Clemens Of Factory Point at.
ends mos, Of them.
The grAngers held fair and festival
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