The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-06

--Tse faaliy q Yipcest Grover, who
have besa here apoe Bis departure 10 The
West. have removed their household 60.
eels 70 WEilnEford, where lbeY will re-
maia for The prsseul.
--Mn wilcox hAs reosired some nsw
goods that are very attractive. Read Der
The OsdswSs 20 70 Dorset on
Thursasy 10 play The e!ub At that place.
-Qaite . number Of our Young people
are attending the fall term Al Barr 4
Barton Seminary.
a cattle buyer named Moore lost bic
pocket book containing 90 10 this Wei.
nifty one day last week.
MAScHEsrER prroT.
We are AL glad TO see driveway
through that huge woodpIls that has GOV.
cred the depot common since early
spring
We may not always furnish q week
iy item from this place, as We are often
too busy 10 note athe latest"
We haven't all gone West.
Miss Cora Pond 10 recovering from =
short bat serious illness.
Anti railroad men are nowhere.
Two Of the Eve derrieks at this
place are down. One was taken down,
and the other fell within few minutes
AFTER Harry Root unloaded with Il. A
narrow escape for him.
The new tin shop 10 10 running or
der.
Work on +. NJ. Prsit's brick.yArd is
being pushed with energy.
DORSET.
DR. Prentiss preached from Matt. IL,
2sth., Sabbath afternoon.
There were several new arrivals last
week at g. w. Bakers, among them
Miss 4. w Carter Of Savannah, Geo, Mrs.
]. N. Pomroy and Master Jack Pomroy
OF Rochester, N. Y, and Master Chris
TOPPER Carter OF Elizabeth, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fsrwell aud
daughter OF Canton, 81 Lawrence Co., N.
Y, have spent some time visiting rela-
tiyes in town, aud several others are
here whose names | have not learned.
PAwLET.
The fall term of the village school
commenced last week. II 10 taught by
Miss Ida Eldridge Of Cambridge, N. Y.
Ell Il. Loomis supplied the desk OF
Rev. John +. Aiken last Sunday. Mr..
Loomis is nearly through course OF
study at Oberlin College, Ohio, aud Is
now spending bis vacation here among
the friends OF bis youth. lie is one OF
the self made young men whom we are
glad to welcome back TO his native place.
He is now preaching for church at Syl.
vabia, Ohio, ninety miles west from
OberIin. Mr.. LOOMS has displayed an
example Of energy and uprightness OF
character which 1t would be we'll for
many more of our young men to initiate.
The Congregational church is soon
to be newly painted. Several Of PAwlet's
former residents have visited here dur.
ing the summer and q sum OF money has
been contributed by them to enable the
society TO paint and repair the church 10
good shape. Among the donors we no.
tice the names OF Morrison Andrus OF
Aurora, Ill.,, George w. Harmon of Ben
nington, and Rollin Edgerton OF Little
Rock, Arkansas.
The annual Bromley picnic took
place at the grove of Fsyette Bromley
Everything passed off pleasantly. Mrs.
Bromley, in whose honor the picnic was
given, was unable to be present ON &C
count Of feebleness, owing to advanced
years.
"A building committee has been sp-
pointed TO repair the NJ. 4. church.
Work will be commenced at once.
Turner and Abel have pitched their
photograph tent on the grounds owned
by Aionzo Smith In this village. We IN
derstand they are good artists.
M. L. and ID. G.. Wheeler are selling
a very superior article of beef. A cart is
run by them four days each week and q
marke. kept in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by j. Rice's store.
BONNEVILLE.
David Ilosey is adding . piazza to
his house and making other improve
ments.
MIR. Calvin Bal rett was Ia town re-
Gently and was as lively and full Of music
as ever. Everybody Is glad to see Mr..
Barrett.
Last Wednesday Prof. Williams, the
horse trainer, was Ia town with some
well trained horses which be exhibited to
a large audience, but, owing TO the scar
city Of funds be was not able TO get up =
clsss for instruction.
-Qnite humber OF young men from
this town thought they were Is smart ~
the Bennington tricksters, but came
home from the centennial having paid
from two TO ten dollars for their tuition.
They are not as wealthy SIS they were but
they know more.
ID. A Philips has novel way OF
catching owls. lie has 3 hen coop raised
on one side about eight inches from the
ground, under which q hen takes her
brood for the night. Recently 3 large
owl who thought spring chicken would
be an agreeable change of diet crawled