The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
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M tna Mr. y. 8. wIlsos bars bssS
alssui 6sr.ng ths past week wishing
trltads lie Oassaa. NY
There wili - special eommuhieatioa
n A8oulgan LoaEs, v "A NJ, 90
F Ttgrsasg sxsslaE, Nov. e. werk %
. tse stoosa degree
-Miss sas.1 Parker, rbsldlng IL the
Bofib part Of ,hlt town, died 81 The real.
dsHas 81 Der father lAas EaAdAy amer AZ
illness 81 several months.
-usson BGad pIayed 10 car streets
lass M0BdIy sEsuing asd ssrenadsd some
q tie promiDeat eiuEsss Thslr 6Se
ulusis vas appreciated BY The bssfsts
There vill be meeting a. the seboo.
bouse ou SATURDAY eveniag, tbe Object
being 20 sss " ibe dissries viii vote 70
raise tss TO pay OF The indebtedness on
The school hsuse
lie Aeibodisl society have bad soma
tAis shout srerling a church edsfoe aud
will 90 % as soon ~ they provide means
for raisipg tho money, The services arc
aow bela " Adams' Han which Is 40,
sery well adapted for tbs purpose aud :
church il really needed.
The troll las. Saturday vas not very
AiteDed owing to the cold weather. Two
horses, Black Prince and Lady Lambert,
competed Tor lhs pviseipsl purse and the
race vas won BY The black horse In three
straight beats, aud In very good time.
The four year old race Was won easily by
Z. u. smiths coli, against two eompeti-
tors.
We bear on ali aides that business ls
reviVng aud manufsotorys are starting
again after being closed for long periods
Of time, bat our factory In this village
still remains closed a. II has been for the
past four or more years. We have waited
patiently for Some stranger 70 bring bis
capilal In an open II bat be has not yet
come. Now is there not business energy
and money enough in our own town 10
unite 10 carrying Il on and do u success
fully. Sacb aitepp,s have been success.
inl IN other places. why not heFe1. va
AAScnEsrKR DKror.
Mr. aud Mrs.. II. o. Taylor are visit
ing friends 10 WlIIiamstown, Macs.
-Rootvills was greeted With the hrst
snow OF tbs season Thursday Oct. 7sd.
MIR. Henry Green 10 In quite poor
health, being unable to attend 10 hls basi-
ness
Oar respected friend, q. y. Long,
gave us call few days ago. lille hosi
OF friends IN this Vicinity are ready 10
welcome him TO Manchester At apy time.
"A uew line OF Ielegrapb.is being con.
slrucled between the Depot aud Dorset
Corners, the Office IN Dorset 20 DO located
10 Armstrong; store,
Miles Cone has had touch OF the
waking mania" and now offers to walk
across the state from New York line to
New Hampshire IN sixteen hours for
twenty-five dollars.
The letters from your correspondents
"s3p MiddIebury, VI, and d. II. c.,
Detroit, Mich, are very interesting aud
we hope to have Tho pleasure OF reading
many from the same sources
On the evening OF Oct. oath some OF
the friends OF Wilber Tay lor, by invitation,
called and husksd one hundred aud eleven
bushels OF corn for him, alter which they
pArtook of a nice oyster supper gotten up
under The supervision Of Mrs. b. Wilson
who hss the agreeable faculty ofknowing
'just how TO do It," aa4H
1T seems TO us thst the parents of the
boys who endsDger themselves by climb |
ing the derrick masls,, riding on the
traips ~ they arc switching about tho
station, &c, would be somewhat anxious
as to the consequences Of such criminal
neglect OF parents duty to their children.
II the legislature OF the state Gas 1t did at
lis last session. apprehended the danger |
such as 10 warrant q law to prohibit "any
minor boarding any railroad train on its
arrival Or departure, or The making up Of
railroad trains At any station" II seems
that parents certainly should be interest
ed enough 10 forbid their boys TO indulge
10 such fooIhardy pleasure aud Insist In
being obeyed. Il is qoite customary for
from two TO hve boys or young men TO
be riding on the cars So The trains are be- I
ing made mp, thus laying themselves
liable to fne or imprisonment. Besides,
the law makes Il the duty Of station
agents 10 arrests eli such Offenders and
bring them before ajas,fcs Of the pesce
for trial.
DORSET. ~
3 Hon. |. N. sykes and wife returned
from the West last week.
Our ar,t soeIabis At Mn. G. b. Kent's
Thursday evening. Tea at 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. g. NJ. sykes went 10 81. johns.
bury this week to attend = meeting Of the
Woman't Board sSaftE r&
= Rev. Ar. Harrington OF las. Dorset
'npplied opr pulpit sunday il exchange
With our minister.
NORTH RUPERT.
MIR. Editor, a. somathlng WORTHY of
notice has occurred In ,his little place, We
will give yonr most worthy paper The
benefit ofil, provided yes viii ALLOW ne
space.