The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-04-22

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rrccstds 10 he nsAd toward paying u
remainder Of The dsM 90 the Dev csrps
n The baptist church. Gone os@ Com
ell Tickets a5cI Childsn i5c.
saxcnErxz pxTvr.
--Blscknw IL preparing 10 nsls 40 I'd
dislon 70 biz ssoss bsildins.
--Dsvs 4 Son are finishing ca the np
per portion Of their large buildins Tor
tenement
Barr a Msslsy have iuss rcceive'
another car losd Of Brsdlsy's Phosphate
and carload Of fresh ground Novs Scott
piasser.
Another nsv stock Of vail papers sns
borders. giDgbsms. bouretsz. ssesucksrs
prints. lawns. ETC. Just received a. Bur
a Msnleyis.
A nev stree. has been laid out. II be
Jog prolongsiion Of the street running
cost from the Star house. and across thu
bill coming out 10 the highway again neal
the river. II will make available many
nice building lots.
SOUTH DORSET.
South Dorset IL 10 fever OF excite
meni. caused by tho discovery Of gold. on
ono Of the farms owned BY Dan. Daley,
Esq. Mr.. Daley has been quietly pros
pscting for some years. and has led the
community 70 think be was looking for .
marble quarry. Lately several strangers
have been seen wandering with Mr.. Daley
II Was thought by many that possibly II
might 10 agents OF the knights Of Labor.
and that IN organization WAS 10 30 formed
With Mr.. DALEY as Master Workman. but
the stranger proved 10 be . gentleman
from Colorado, actively engaged in mining.
being an owner and superintendent Of one
OF the most extensive gold and silver mines
in that section. superficial examination
Of the ore on Mr.. Dsiley's premises proves
ils value to be from FIVE to sixteen thou :
sand dollars per ton. Several specimens
have been sent away 10 be analysed.
Should it prove ~ valuable as now appears
. stock company will probably be organ.
lied, mills bull. and all appliances for ex-
trscsing the gold. aud South Dorset may
yet become the pixies Peak" OF Vermont
aud Mr.. Daley the "Flood K 0'Brien. :"
We may yet see the west aocking to the
east for mining purposes and our populs-
tion doubled inside OF one year. Our
greatest fear now is that the Knights Of
Labor may form an organization here
which may deter capitalists from invest
ing. Mr.. DALEY came to this place with
no capital except willing hands for honest
labor, and by untiring industry and hon.
csty has built up homo for his family to
be envied by many. He has been con-
slant reader Of political papers and always
ready to deieud the cause OF the oppressed.
though we believe he did not favor the
act Of President Lincoln. In
politics he has always been Democrat
until the last election when be was sup.
porter OF Gen. Butler. We congratulate
him on his success. b.
Mrs. Buckley is repairing her house.
Mics Viola Hodge has class OF music
DcholArs
Merritt Chapman il moving into the
house vacated by Mr.. Gillette.
cheese making at the factory has com.
with Oliver Dauforth maker.
MIRA G. b. Kent and son are spending
some time with friends 10 New York
City.
DIR. X. L. Dunning is improving his
rooms with fresh coat OF paint and new
paper.
20. A. wilkinson and family OF Rut-
and and also the children OF George IN
ierhill will spend the summer with Re-
urn Underhill.
--Rollin Sykes moved Monday into his
rouse in the village. the late Hiram Hol-
ey place. and is making some improve
nents on the same.
EAST DORSET.
MFR. James McDeayitt has been sick for
oms time Of Bright's disease and 10 quite
ow.
Examination for teachers will be on
no Gath Instant 1t the school house in
his village. commencing At 0 o'clock .. m.
Mr.. John Mylo.t. Mr.. Exas Seymour
md family. and Captain Eben Tsplin and
amily have left us this spring to fnd new
homes for themselves in Loyalton, Dakota.
The cry Of FIRE, fire" was heard here
IN Friday morning. the first time 10 many
ears. II was 10 the roof Of Thomas Duf-
ey's house. aud before il could be put ont
aused considerable damage.
MIR. Thomas Cunningham. who has
Keen absent In the mines Of Colorado for
even or eight ysArs IL u home on : visit.
ie likes that far on country very much
nd has prospered there. being foreman In
mine.
PERU.
Nice spring weather. snow nearly all
'ons aud mud driving mp fast
Mrs. b. A. Russell has returned after
months absence with friends 10 Hoo
ick.
A. T. ByArd and vile have returned
. their home aud are greeted With hear
J welcome.
Mrs. Jennie fByardl Howard Of Jam.
lea IL spending . few days With her
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