The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

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pore air q ibis valley. aal /" ts eommane e ters
A.E . vhlle " Wsih the forms VI Mature
I, appears hat ,he e6art 20 form . Military
Company az Dorset. ga "Wednesday last, was
failure. But As TIE young men have taken tis
uaa,ter into their hands, We nay look Ger be,ig
results our correspondent writes ~ fellows 4
" rhe Captain was present at the time appoint
-, and ordered he best d the drum to call the
Company together, bat be could NOT bud ca6aeA
to form even a Corporais quart There were
many people present an the ground, but irw who
showed any action 81 interest whatever Under
these circumstances, with such indifference eE-
pressed "a tie part q tbs pnblie the olioer ten
dcred his resignation with disgust This ac,
aroused the young neu, aud gave new impetus
20 their minds; and Immediately they went to
work forming new organization, cgtitloi " The
Dorset Cadets" and are determined q carry Il
through az whatever cost and make themselves,
With their military spi,ii, an ornamen, 70 the
place
A SUNDAY Souool Picnic, composed Of the
Sabbath Schools in Factory Point, Bennington,
SALISBURY, aud iopsiek Corners. is to be held in
a grove near the depot AT North Bennington, Oh
Wednesday, June T. Addresses are to be de-
liyerel BY Clcrgymen, sapcriutendents aud other
friends Of Sabbath Schools Il will undoubtedly
be an occasion Of great interest ana well attended,
Cun iDFA.--0ur venerable towusman. Sc.
rebus Swift, Esq, who we are happy to say has
just returned safe and well from a short business
trip to Mississippi, informs US that citizen Of
that State, Of respectable character and 10 good
| standing, said to him in conversation IN sober
earnest, that he should not be a secessionist we're
it not for the fact that Lincoln tras negro
that he liked the United States Government well
enough, but that he never would submit to be
governed BY a negro President.
THE BENNINGTON ASSOCIATION Of Ministers
met in Dorset, at the residence Of Rev. p. (.
Pratt on Tuesday last. in the afternoon In the
evening a sermon from the Rev. Mr.. Jennings Of
Bennington, was listened to with marked atten-
ton, by an interesting audience Some parts Of
the discourse were very patriotic, and showed
the earnest feeling which prompted his heart in
the cause Of Justice and Liberty,
TO GRANviLJE.-The contract for carrying the
mail from this place to Granville for the four years
ensuing the lst Of July next, has been awarded
to Abel Gilpin.
DEA. ASA SIMoNDs of Peru, died on Thursday
evening from the effects Of injuries received by
the falling Of shed near the depot last Monday.
He was man Of high moral worth, and the COM
munity will deeply feel his loss.
! COMPANY Of Zouayes has been formed in Ben
nington. The following is list of the officers
Capt, John f. Pratt; Lieut., Chas. Benton; En-
sign, Geo. A. Wood; lst scargt., Clark Rice; I'd,
George Marsh 50, NJ. W. Stewart; 4th, W. G.
Benton; lst Corporal, W. W. puifer; ID, jerome
Benton 81, Henry 0, Harwood 4th, Henry
sibley.
LAxpenoyE AnEAp.-Tbo wife Of Arson Hi
Hard of Laudgroye, gave birth on The 18th inst.
TO three well developed infants
W. R. DEAN, Esq, has yearling bull, Of the
Ayrshire and Durham breed, which, the day he
was 10 months old, weighed 1915 lbs He is a
bright red and well proportional.
GLAD OF I'VE are glad to know that a Drug
and Variety Store is about to be opened in this
village. This has long been needed. II is to be
under the management Of c. L. 0ryis, Esq, who
is admirably suited to render it worthy of the
public patronage
DENTISTRY. We had the pleasure Of meeting
DR.. R. Button the other day, at Arlington, and
of examining his fine assortment Of dental instru-
ments and specimens. The DR.. will be al Wood
worth's Hoteliu Arlington, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days of each week, during the summer His long
professional experience has rendered him skill
full operator. Those who wish work Of good
kind should give him call.
AT FAoTonY PoiYT, ]. c. Roberts keeps con.
stantly on hand harness work, agricultural inn
plements, lumber. lime, cement, grind stones,
Sc. AT the same place. s. S Hill offers good
assortment Of sofas, mattresses, chairs and other
furniture.
At Manchester, c. II Walker is prepared to
furnish stoves, hollow ware, tin, copper, sheet
iron, brass, and glass wares, and job work with
dispatch.