The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-04

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isroe aistEresmsuh II sbt jary. ssd Il
wlil haFs Is te ,riea ovsr .ralu.
TIE Yefnoai taNh oonrany's work,
al Springfield are runainR 70 sbslf gu
capacity, tarning ont sasghs II The rate 81
Ten ,hoasAad per maulh, and have orders
that wil keep them q lbss rate uu The
7 - 81 Jely.
siaey u Jsnet, eouWsted lAsl year 10
the county ooari q having bsrncd .hs
WiudhSm school house, aud WHO was al
lowed = secopd trial By order 81 the 50.
I pfeme ooaft = beia ia Suspense till an.
other term o. tbe court bY the disagree
msut q tha jury
( some tix months ago Archibald Bar
cAof u Wells River, Purchased tea lot.
terry tickets ofs New York concern al
g. each The other day he received no
lioe tbs, be had drawn a gold watch val.
ned 81 $50, which be could have BY
sending them $50 lie sent the money
snd received watch, The estimated value
Of which i about 8
Chester il 70 have another town meet.
Ing 10 see II the town will build 8 new
town hall, move what buildings and
fences arc in The highway out Of il, dis
continue the town liquor sgency, as It
has proved losing Investment, aud Ae-
oept the Rutland railroad company's
proposition with regard TO paying The
taxes assessed agains, 1t for The last three
years.
Hon. Frederick Billings, Of Woodstock
hiss in his extensive greenhouse a thous.
and varieties Of plants. In the grspeFY
the fret crop OF the season, which ia a
large aud ine one, is wei advanced and
will ripen about the middle OF May. In
Il there Is also lettuce fully GROVE, aud
other garden vegetables, aud In the cellar
are some mushrooms-a new crop IN this
part Of the country.
The Yergennes appraisers and assessors
ar3 at work, and find that real estate is
lower on an average than before the war,
excellent farms being offered at less
prices than they sold for from 1850 10
1860, The business depression is turn
Ing the tide OF the laboring classes from
the cities AMI villages to the farms, many
OF which are taken and worked on shares
aud people who several years ago leased
their farms and went TO town TO live are
moving back again.
Prot. Joseph Lcidy, Of Phiadelphis, 10
whom samples of water from the social
ed poisoned well at Richford were sub
milIed for analysis, found in them moth.
ing that be could suspect to be the cause
OF disease. But DR.. Goldsmith of Rut.
land thinks the samples OF water may
have been taken from the well after i'll
had ceased TO be infected
AT Bristol, the other day, an eight-year
old daughter of DR.. Shattuck fell into the |
river. A number Of young ladies were
present, but all the assistance they rem
dered Gas usual under such circumstan-
ces) was to howl, But the girls twelve.
year.old brother Edward jumped in and
rescued her, and the population of Bris-
tol was kept at the old figures,
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of Rut.
land has divided the town into districts
and appointed committee of ladies for
each district to cooperate with the over. |
seer In caring fOr the poor. III this way
they hope that every case OF suffering will
be cared for without any waste of the
towns money, The society has mis-
sion school with LOG pupils.
Two boys, aged about 10, named kir-
by and Van Winkler, Of Bennington,
started out Friday on an expedition.
They fist took some goods from drug
store in the village, aud, when opposed,
drew pistols, The bystanders who in
were also threatened They en-
tered another store, left for lime with
crippled boy, whom they shot at, and
made of with quantity of goods. A
few hours after, six miles west, they at
tackled farm house, shooting freely, but
wounding no one. The authorities finally
found them In saloon In l'ownal, where
they were arrested, after exchanging
shots with the officers. Their examine
ton is set for Wednesday, April Sd.