The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
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Local and State Matters.

Local and State Matters.
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lstsos. all ~ holden :; FIRES Library
iall. Bennington io.uioS1ow Wednes-
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poe.ly CONSTRUCTION II . raj rad lead
n south and Wesi from the Behning.
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sn.eI i tbs meeting Is 5 Commits
pI,oinieI for that purpose. II Is hop.
4 u.as there 3ln t. general turn
On 81 the business ner uu the hne d
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4tier tbs meeting Passage free.
RrrrBr March TO- 1867
Mr.. Wells Uuey left tits town to-day
o. Manchester, having closed his school
n FRIDAY oilast Wcek. during his stay
Nish us hc proved hilaseii m eileeiual
cachor. and gentleman 81 irrepfoach-
.l,lo character. lie dbl not bow inn
,liritly 10 the aatiaua,ed modes Of IN
s,rueiion. bni walked il path 81 his
own making. And though very few
ound fault with his originality. tAey,
4i,er witnessing the great improvement
Il his school u It's close, acknowledged
he correctness q his method. Ills
sehool became very mech attached TO
bin, for be was genial, % well ~ libcr-
j. minded aud kind hearted
FRAMES Graves. u Rupert, having
sold his farm viii soil at auction, on the
9Th Of April next, has personal property
consisting o. one hundred sheep, house
hold furniture. &c
Charles B. Gray will sell at his
rosidcnco near Bradley store N sun
derland, on ,he 27th inst, at auction, a
large amount % pergont property
among which Is oue coll. one yoke Of
oxen. one COW, moving machine, &c,
Coy. Dillingham; has appointed his
son, William 7. Dillingham;, Of Water
bury, Secretary q Civil and Military
Affairs, IN place q Charles n. Gay, Esq,
who has resigned aud removed 70 Bos-
ton
+. c. Rcdington, o. ST Johnsburyi
has been nominated and confirmed BY
the Senate as Pension Agent for the
Eaaern District. made vacant bY the
rejcctlon u J. II. Williams, Air. Z. was
Tia prmer incumbent ana taa Office
81. mever been removed hoal As pos
teasea
50 ygraQntcr and bus witt have
j44s gone Wess with twenty-five cLii-
dren. Tie wife is bal 35 ycale oid and
is the mother 81 all the children.
Cneap lalld is q necessity for such
family.
The custom house for the dstric
Of Vermont employs &c officers at Al
aggregate annual pay Of S25,02599.-
OF this sum the Collector gets $4,000.
james Tully, employee on the kut
land and Burlington railroad, fell from
a train on the 18Th and was killed
-. Elmore Parker Of Rutland, ha
game rooster which was brough
from England by John Morrissey, whel
that worthy returned from the Hcnal
and Sayers prize fight. The gentle
man hen il now about eight years old
and like bis importer has been the VIC
tor IN many prre fights and i stiI
vigorous.
The Groves, Wilson's ard Gibson
Of Vermont are brushing the dust fror
their pedigrces aud have formed al asso
citation 10 investigate their supposed &
lies To estates in England and Holland
The Groves lay claint through Han
Graf. who came g this country in III
10 a gigantic property in Holland, am
the Wilson's TO a SHARE 10 the earl Q
WarNicis possessions. which consist
ar AZ. 4 F.r1 ss.ss4f.s mile