The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-13

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week tgo Tbey bare 81 hsea pieso8
- tagfs : - nse hsngng arosbd there
3 rAs
reAi Neu lofk families " DO have
spe4 ia ssumtg bare. ien iar ihe city
tbs uctk. beisby nlssiaE ,hs eAghtial
8sfs wbish arc sure 10 como. We usual
j. bare s3me a.ssErtesbie weather ~
la.s scAsas, bat Il = AlwaYs followed by
some % tie best dag 81 ,ls whole rear
There are 3 good namber 81 city people
a,m fls who wH rsmain fer some
umt
IL b Fowler hAs 0ae % tbc dnekl
fsa'i orchards Ia this part u Tie country.
rs spple trees seldom fsli 70 produce 3
good crop, bui lhis yeAr ,hey leok rather
tau, bsi be has pears and plums Of Yari-
ous k.n3s 10 great abundance. BY
aslng proper care 10 selections aud tax.
lex little pains each year 10 cultivation,
neaFly every man ID town who owns
enough land could bare equally as One a
fruit orchard.
81. G oryis has iasl received new
lot o. cAssimeres, beavers, &c, from
Hing ley o. Rutland. aud any one desir-
Ing suits, oyerooais, or anything in that
iinc will DO well 10 leave their measures
With Mt. Oryis. Under bis measure
ments Mr.. Kingsley makes good CTS, as
We have heard several testify who have
already tried. The goods are furnished
At Kingsley own prices.
There has been a great deal Of dis
edssion during tue past week concerning
ihe merits and dement's Of the proposed
Brattleboro aud Whitehall railroad Its
advocates claim that Il viii greatly ehea-
pen heavy freights. making our marble
aud lumber more valuable besides open
log up better market for tho latter, aud
cheaper coal, that Il will afford the PEG.
pie Of neighboring towns an easier way
Of reaching Manchester, aud that conse-
qncntly they will do more trading here,
that i viii give permanent employment
70 large number Of men who will make
their homes In Manchester, that, at all
events, the expenditure OF $500,0 with
III ten miles each way, most Of which
money, 10 one way or another, will 70
through The hands OF Manchester people,
will cuable them TO save much more out
ofit than il required Of the town, by
way Of furnishing produce and supplies
1f all kinds. Its opponents claim that 1t
will add greatly TO the taxes of the peo-
PIE, and that no equivalent will be re-
urned, That, though some few may be
the town will not, that ii will
act materially cheaper freights and that
! Il does il will injnre the railroad we
Already have On the latter question we
earn that parties who are interested in
he Bennington aud Rutland road say
hey do not think the proposed road
you'd be an injury to that road,
,ut by increasing the business OF
bis point and places contiguous TO 1t
$ ould rather be benefit than otherwise
)ar opinion is that the town can afford |
O give what Is asked rather than not
ave the road built The town is GER
aiuiy going backward. There are not
IS many people here as there were
NO years ago, and others will be obliged |
0 follow because there is little or moth |
ng for them to do. The building of the |
DAD must help business of all kinds I
'bo Lebanon Springs road was not a
'arallel case, though now it has closed |
yc can see it has been Of great benefit by |
way Of cheapening freights and furnish
ng market for lumber and coal. There
be money was all expended so far away |
hat Il could do us little good, and ex-
'ected connections could not be made.
FACTORY POINT.
The members of Pacific Fire Com
any are requested TO meet for practice
saturday, at o'clock p. m.
Per order of FOREMAN.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. John BATHS is recovering.
Mrs, II. b. Taylor is on the sick list.
--Mesrs. A. b. aud A. G. Conner have
cen absent to attend the funeral OF a
ro,hcr 10 Hsrtand, Windsor Co.
William Buckley is preparing to burn
mother kiln Of lime. lie will be able 10
apply the people soon with that article. /
Our "wild DEER were browsing in
!. y. Mattison's corniicld, Sunday morn
ng, hat happening 10 get glimpse Of
viii smiths cold Tige' they left for the
goods IN hurry.
-A Carp Mr.. and Mrs. Scott wish |
o express their thanks TO their friends
nd neighbor- for help and sympa-
hy during the sickness and death Of
heir little one
DORSET.
died August 20gh, Artemus Kent,
! llopkinton, st. Lawrence Co, n. y.
le was ninety years of age, bis birth
lace was In Dorset, aud lie was son Of
loses Kent, senior.
EAsT DORsET.
The firm name OF our new marble 4
ompsny Is Hollister, Tyrel 81 Co. The
cpairs on their mill and works are now
early completed, aud they will com.
lenee business 10 earnest next week.
Edward Hughs aud Bepjamin Beers
act on TIE highway 10 our village last
undsy afternoon aud after calling each
iber liars aud sous Of CANNES engaged .
d knock down, ia which Beers was