The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23
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AsisHiacsti change be- tsilsn upot ihe
texas 81 cid Miaslssti. uiiies co rspou
deaf Of he Bos,er Tisssclipt The stsn
donsd lara of these pate 10 beias fast
adopted. Mhe1 etc ear tbd 10 tao OF
three sdiseeut towB. n may lsbssssss
spoker ~ 10 large ei,y, u W cettntrif 80
ionIhins. Tbsy VIE spesk thtse vsti,d
Tongues are vis woritifr breed titan larir
fellows Of The city 90 The sneisui road
through that part q wobntp called Ms
bswsm, The sad dtsplstion that has pre-
vailed thtse deco Years IL ros q thins q
the pact 40 old ewellies O. mnsi hsse
kaowu hondred snd City snnmetl sss
The Gre, TO yield Here came, tour yesrS
siuee, 10 The spiibs thar, two ismiiies Of
Ssedes. The beads OF The sniiies bad
been cosobmen 10 the service Of two sell
Known Boston households.
This Sumner the old place lie blooming
like the Wild rose. and tuo men and their
Sftr sNu utLtu thii bei'Na NtAlAiou
are leading a bsppier, and II seems, a
more beautiful life than they could have
done in service.
They are plsnpipg 10 bnild In the iall
The little colony OF friends, whom they
have gathered about them is buildips. too.
aud these 1--WE Swedish families seem ie
msrkably prosperous. The head Of one is
the proprietor Of email greenhouse. rails
es flowers With rare kill, and is making
money.
Ga one OF Jnne's best days ! walked
through North Reading to place near Il
Andover line which Polish Jew owns.
This msn brought With him TO America,
enough money to admit him. strong
heart and hands that we're more than will
ing nothing more. 10 few years. With
the help OF friends, be secured the place.
which seemed to scoif In its desolstion .,
the Efforts OF man TO reolsim it. But the |
years have brepRht q change, Here our
Jew began to raise poultry for bis co-relis
ionists and horse rsdish and what are call
ed 'peepurs, and q thousand and one 9th |
er vegetables for Jewish consumption
Add here he has wrested q decent living,
as the phrase goes, from ~ ubpromising
venture.
Travelling through Carlisle | found ~
old place Inhabited by Q Jewish immI
grant from the city and Province OF Khsr
kov, 10 Little Russia. He Cares for horses
at sort OF stock farm for a large firm OF
horses at . sort OF stock farm for q large
frm OF horse dealers in Boston. He seems
! bright fellow, nlso, and told me be
would begin breeding horses when be had
,syed sufficient money to procure good
stock
In Westford there is colony OF LIth ,
isnisns who operate factory for the man
fracture OF food product for their ooup
rvmen.
There are Greeks and Armenisns living
micably together in the northern part Of
Indover. One OF The latter is q courteous,
YELL educated gentleman, who has accum
lated 8 competence during bis residence :
D America and has had the fuither good
ortnpe Of marrying an amiable German. i
.mericsn girl. He owns q new and com !, =
,rtsble dwelling. built upon an old time CT
arm, where he raises vegetables for bis u
wn support, and enough more to supply
wagon from which be peddles through
lawrence.
Here, it seems 10 me, ID new and hope
al sign for Middlesex and Msssacb usetts.
nd for the republic and it's institutions.
o hundred different places 10 the old
Ouuty, men have found that for which
ley had not dared TO hope-sn oppor
unity.
The vegetation that clo,hes the hills and
le fields bear the mark OF the hands OF
zen. Here is the same Effort. and not
ss dsuntlesp, that the men who made the
ON on wealth q possibility put forth,
be farms sre not abandoned, but sons OF
Issssach usetts. no less faithful because
iopted, have brought new thought new Of
loughts and new purposes which put 10 II
rsctice force back the wilderness. II
Old MiddIestx is but 9 little part Of the
res, crucible wherein all the races are be r