The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-15

bassnoas rxls,iors we're about 10 have kim
ARRESTED. Tho verdict 81 tho iurv VA
cause q death untnown.
sasrmnsrER pnUr
Miss sasie Barr Is visiting frienas al
BoscadAls. n. y.
There vii he meeting 81 BlAckmsrs
Hall. Saturday evening. sept 2&sh. and
also the Sandsy following. led by Brother
shaw Of Hebron. n. Y.
poEsrr.
We regre, 10 learn Of the death Of
Thomas ID. Manley, native and old time
rcsiaen, Of this town, though be has rcsid.
sided in Rutland for the pas, twenty years
He died snjdcnly Of apoplery on Monday.
HurEaT.
+ As will be seen from the following
item taken from Georgia paper our torn
er iownsman is going into the gold min.
ming business As mentioned in pre-
vious letter. an important trade in mining
/ property vas made few days since.
Three lots south Of and lying broadside Of
the celebrated "findley" mine was sold 10
Mcssrs. A. III farrar aud A. b GARDENER,
OF kinderhook. New York. This property
is considered among mining men here to
he valuable mining land, and that these
parties have made good purchase. With
true spirit OF enterprise these gentlemen
are entering into the work Of develope- |
ment and improvement. and with present
prospects ahead Of them are more than
likely to open up an excellent property, |
which will prove valuable acquisition to
the mining interests Of Georgia. The
Developments. so far, warrant their present
Intentions being carried out in full, which
are to build at present twenty-stamp
mill, with all the modern improvements.
They have an excellent water. power on
this property, ample and convenient in all
respects to run all the machinery they will
need. Mr.. J. o. Robertson, a miner of
several years experience in California, Ari.
zons and North Corolina, has been engaged
to manage this property for the owners.
EAsr RUPERT.
Fay Brewster has returned from the
west
Miss Hattie Taylor, Miss Ellie Root
and horoell Faner are attending school at
Poultney.
Nelson Jones raised 60 bushels OF
potatoes on Is OF an acre. No starvation
about that.
Our thanks TO Dorson Eastman for q |,
basket of nice plums which he has dis. !;
Iributed around town. !,
We have two OF the best schools in the h
county. c
Rev Mr.. Winans takes vacation a. u
lis home in New Jersey.
Messrs Egbert Smith aud Fred Cook
we're in town on business last Monday. o
Rev W. A. Miller of Hampton. N. Y, u
made short visit in town few days since.
The town hall portion TO be used by :,
he town will be nearly completed this :,
reek. T.
Daniel Whitcomb and wife were in nj
Arlington last week visiting relatives and W
riends. NJ
Edison Hulett has picked this season
20 quarts of black berries besides doing
ther work. al
w. d. Miller has been engaged as ~ y
Jerk at Thayers hotel again during the p
oming fair
"A large party from the South passed
trough this place en- route for the Lake "
ouse last Saturday. IL,
ID. L. Watrons and Joseph Mccoy "
ach lost horse last week Wednesday :
rom different causes
"A shipment OF 50 cheese was
nade from the Pawlet factory last Mon. as
ny to parties in Boston. D,
"A few from this section were mustered al
q the VIM. J. Fuller Post q. A. r., at VI
)orset last week And there are more to or
blow. te
LANDGRovB
Not long since two men passed
trough this place taking stereoscopic WI
Jews OF some of the residences, ours tn
mong the rest. We did not think much =.
bout the matter at the time but now the b,
lew is finished and brought to our door til