The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-28

- Mr. and Mrs Detos ADD son, Mr.
J Campbell. son, and dsaghier, also Ms
} Broal snd others II New York city AZ
boarding With MIRA Geo Holisy.
Oar choir used new book Of vorshi
for the hrsi time las, Sunday. II is emit
tied Songs Of Christian Praise. and is
! he used in our services hereafter.
The following Was handed us son
weeks since. DORSET cheese factory n
eeired In the month Of June 3i&ls9 lbs Q
milk making J60 cheese weighing 60 lbs,
Of cheese per day. Isaac DEMO Of Rome
n. Y, cheese maker"
Mr.. Harry Sears, Of Albion y. T., wa
in tovr last week. He came 10 ~
company Mr.. Laurel u. Armstrong;
also Of Albion. Who brought his wiie's 70
mains 10 be inferred in our cemetery. b,
the side Of their children. Mrs. Arm
strong died July 18th.
--Rupcri is getting pretty well filed ul
with summer guests.
Miss Isabella Webster OF Fort Plain
n. Y, is on . visit to her relaiiveJ J. l. Nc
Call
DR. Guild aud G. NJ. Sheldon. Esq
and their families are spending . fev
weeks at Lake George,
The thunder storm OF Monday eve
ming was fearful, aud lasted full foul
hours. The volume OF water that fell III
that time was greater than has fallen in
tho same length Of time for many years
Hon. A. II Farrer OF Undertook,
and L. o. Farrer and family OF Syracuse
have been on short visit TO their father
+. o. Farrer. Both these young lawyers are
making rapid progress in their profession
and we are always glad to welcome them
back to Rupert.
The guests OF T. S. Beebe at present
are as follows: Mrs. Harris and two sons
Of Rutherford Park, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Brigham, three children, and nurse,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Rev. Dr. Talmage, wife,
son and two daughter, Annoy, China; Mrs.
Culbertson, Misses Culbertson, johnson
and Kip, Brooklyn, n. T.; Mr. and Mrs.
Van Deycter. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Misses Culbertson, johnson and Kip,
the guests Of I. s. Beebe. and three child
rem OF Mr.. Everett, the guest OF ". Kline
were riding out for short drive last Sat-
urday afternoon. They were driving on
the road leading from West Rupert to
Kent Hollow and had arrived at point
on the road known as the dugway short
distance east OLA. G. Beebe's when they
discovered horse and wagon coming from
the opposite direction at furious gait and
without driver. The wagon was lumber
one horse wagon with hay rack and partly
loaded with hay. II was moment Of
fearful peril The road at this point was
dug from steep side hill The embark
ment below is very steep and some fifteen
feet down from the travelled track, and
the track too narrow for teams TO pass.
The frightened and Infatuated runaway
team was rapidly approaching and no way
OF escape could be seen. This fearful con.
dition Of this little company at this time,
presented the frightful problem Of life
and death, and il thousand people lad
been spectators to the scene none could
have guessed the solution. At this critical
moment Miss johnson jumped from tho
wagon with the forlorn hope of stopping
the frightened runaway, as she came to the
ground she fell in front of the forward
wheel OF their wagon. Miss Culbertson
held the reins and was driving The
horse at this moment seeming to compre-
bend the danger of not only running over
Miss Johnson but OF collIding with the
turned sharply to the embank-
ment, and as lie turned, the wagon freight |
ed with Misses Culbertson, Kip and the
four children turned bottom side up. down
the enbankment horse and ALL But strange
as it may appear all emerged without in
jury, though the wagon which was a new
injured. The runaway one was
horse belonged TO 4. b. Stafford.
EAST RUPERT.
-Orson Brewster has recovered from his
recent illness.
The Mettowee cheese factory is max
ing sales of cheese ut IL cents.
Nelson Jones made his I'd fishing trip
10 Wells pond and had better success
than at Stratton. He caught an eel which
weighed six pounds, besides plenty of
fsl.
The heavy shower Of Monday did con-
damage in this vicinity. II
played sad havoc with the corn and potato
field of Mrs. jerks, washing some Of the
potatoes thirty rods from the field.
David Il. Smith has been on the sick
list few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Robinson are re-
oicing over ayoung son.
The town hall roof is being slated by
John and George Black.
Leu Williams has been in this vicinity
more first class horses.
Five men are employed in and about
he cheese box factory this season.
Cheese was shipped from the several
'actories in this section last Monday.
The front Of Bushee 4 Robinson's
block has been improved by two coats Of
white paint.
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