The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22
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BODY u Cong Miaiaen, vii bold their
nsni meeting 10 this ,ilIase OF Tge.day
The ga,h o. MAJ. There - .Il be a public
service IN the evening at bali pact 7
o'clock. j. ANDERSON,
Register.
ia another column pill be iouud the
card u Da. g. G. RArSoins who bas
opened an once IL this village. DR.. r.
q graduate of Williams College anl Is
well knoNb 70 some q our citizens. He
rs. bad large experience ia the bospi-
lals Of New York. and wss Tor time con.
necicd with the Kings County Hospital
lie alec bad considerable experience as
surgeon 10 The United States Navy during
the var He comes very highly recon-
mcnded,
On thc l0ih inst, Cutef's extensive
steam saw mill, 10 llauwellylie, was ds.
suoyed by Gre.
Ion Thursday, the 10Th Inst, deaf
man while walking on the railroad track
At North Bennington, was uyerlaken by
Troy tram tie cow-catclrr Of The loco.
motive Erik ~ him pilh great force,
throwing him upon the machine, AMI bad.
y breaki1g both lis leg.
--AnEmcAs FgEEbNrS's ANp UNroS
COMMISSION We take pleasure in a..
nouneing. herewith, the li.i Of auxiliade,
rs formed BY Mr. Manning in the leading
towns Of the county We learn that all
the towns here represented viIi all lhe
cause in proportion 10 their ability. Some
of them viii sinely support teacher;
others viii unite and jointly raise funds
adequate for this purpose by this mode
Of action tie people Of town are brought
Ia direct connection, eo-opga,ti0n, harmo-
ny aul nleres, with thc citizens Of The
South Who are, 10 many sections, aiding
The operations Of Tie Commission ia the
ration Of their ability,
Tie situation Of paki.c aif,iIs, aud The
immediate practical and business design.
Of the association require immediate &C.
lion Oh the part Of those who have thus
nobly aud generously rallied TO the sup.
port aud encouragement Of tie ones Iay.
ing this gigantic national chtrily aud task
in hand Mr. Manning, the agent OF the
Commission, has fully explained is plan,
purposes, aud work IN the towns thus Gar
visited. lie this week, CLOSES hls h5ors
IN this County, going az once into other
sections d Tie Stale. We trust that the
citizens o. Vermont will come forward and
do their share Of the work as Is being done
throughout the country. The Commission
has nov in service 800 teachers, carr ing
on zoo schools They conIcnp ate adding
many more to this large list in Il e autumn,
when the ensuing school year begins.
We are impressed with the correctness
Of tie plans Of the Comm s.on rs neces-
sary and commensurate to the nature and
extent u The educational Geld they are cul.
iivaing. We are glad that our citizens
are thus going forward 70 secure The fruits
Of the long aud trying struggle just ended,
whose origin ard support eas ignorance.
The influence thus exeued s,l ~ on in
ever widening circles untl the South is
permeaie'l and moulded by Northern IDEAS,
sentiments and Institutions.
Bennington, Poamal, Stamford, and
Readsboro have organic q, The list Of
officers was published ID the last issue Of
the Baaaer. We append those IN this
section d The county, via SALISBURY
Lyman Rogers, NJ d., President; Nils,
Mary Miliington. Secretary. Manchester
Res r. u. Ilu.ben, President Miss Jen
ME Wilson, Secretary. Dorset Col ]. N
sykes, President; Miss Laura Armstrong
Secretary. Ia Arlington all kupelt so
cielies are to be formed ,his week.
uusTIrrrios ~ aratltaEt so,tErY.
AFiaels / name. fh4s S1eetY tbal b. Gale q
sac fretAneas and laiaa 80 >acssiy ol --