The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-14


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asA CABLES.
AccmsSe-A Mr Baishelaeg. engineer IN ne
rev aafbls mIl 81 b, l., Ksat a Co, At Esa Dor.
set. had MS hsaa csasb, 10 ne maekinsfy q ,he
engine one Jas last wcek. sustaining injuries wtich
rendered iha ampuiaaoa u opo ofhis Fingers asccs
ssry
FSymorss-w have o. hand a larse stock n
bu,icuss envelope, which We are selling at very how
rates Business men wiz 6ad e 10 their advantage
s send their orders icr envelopes 10 the JouuSAL
orrIoE BUSHES, card nsail, printed oa them fr
$3.50 per thousand.
Nav Apyrn1tsrHkSl we would call a,tcn-
ton % tie fellowing pcw advertisements
c. n Loynes .Bia cksmlthing
Wauted-A situation as book keepsrur salesman.
~. II. wYman, Garden and Flower seeds.
For saie-lobn Roihe
Probate Notico-M 81. GuodNint estate.
New Time Tnblc-Bouniagion 4 Rutland Rail
road.
RFrunNEp-Dr. W. ". Brock way, a former cit.
izou q iha place, bu, tor several years past a resi-
dent Of Albany, n. Y, has returned aud again set
tied ia our midsi. His many friends in this locality
will be glad to lesru thar he ~oontemplslss opening
& dental Office bern, wbn be win be glad 70 renew
the acquaintance ofhis old patrons AID friends.
DoEsEr.-A Dorset correspondent says! There
has been, for a week or two past, a bear on our
Mountains, creating no little excitement ID town BY
killing sheep FOR some Of or farmers. Since first
seen by one Asa L%ampbere he has been huniud
most every day by companies OF men and boys,
numb,ring from ten to twenty-five IN a party, but
so Ear old bruin has kept ont Of their way
Major Hawley suffered the ampu.
tatiou q bis leg, between the ankle and knee, last
week. This was rendered necessary from the effects
Of the accident which beiell him week before last,
and Of which we made mention In our hast issue.
The amputstion ives performed by Drs. osman and
Moseley, Mr.. Hawley is now doing well, and II Is
hoped will so far recover from his injuries, as to soon
be about again.
TEAonER's ~NoTGcR.-rhe public examination
of Teachers for the District Schools Of this town Will
take place IN the School House on Factory Point,
Saturday, April 25th, at / O'Clock 7. ~ The
Teachers will please bring with them the Progress
i've Fourth Reader" All Citizens as well as Teach-
ers are invited. r. S CusuNAs, sup't.
Manchester, April 18Th 1868.
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Snow SroRM.-We were visited last week with
a snow storm whose extent at this season Of the
year finds no equal in the recollection of that truth.
full chronicler. the "oldest inhabitaut.' 1t cons
menced Monday morning and continued throughout
the day and mp tot late hour IN the evening, without
abatement. The depth Of snow which fell could
not have fallen much, II any, short offfteen inches.
The %sleighing during the past week was excellent
The CoNoERT.-The Concert given by the Man
chester Band and the Quartette Club Of Factory
Point, assisted by Mr.. John V. Cheney, Misses Smith
Franklin, and the Burlons. on Thursday evening
last, was a decided success in whatever way II may
be viewed. The evening was Just right-with nice
April sleighing-the audience large and appreciative,
the music, both instrumental and vocal, well selected
and Icharmingly expressed. The net proceeds OF
the Concert, for the Ladies Association, was a little
oyer fty dollars for which II would express to all
concerned, sincere thanks.
MmLINERY.-The people Of this village and vis
entity have long felt the want Of q milliner's shop
in our midst, which want, we are happy TO say is
about o be supplied.
Miss Abbie Holton intends TO open a shop, the
first OF next week in the north part Of this village,
on the road leading to Factory Point, directly oppo-
site Mr.. r. Dudley's. Miss II. has a fine assortment
Of new goods purchased in New York and Boston,
from which places she has inst returned, Having
been in one Of the best shops in the State for the
last two years. we feel sure that any who may pats
ronise her, will be pleased with her style and work
manship.
LoSDoNDERRY.-A lodge Of Good Templars was
recently organized in Londonderry, by II. P. sPenN
Ger. 1t is No. 70, and the officers are as follows:
Warren Garfield, r. W. @. r,
A.. N. Howe, W. C. r.,
Miss G. L. Arnold, W. v. T.,
W. l.. Gibson, w. S.,
Mark Fl. Farnsworth, w. r. s.,
Miss C. A.. Newell, W, r.,
F.N Perry. w. NJ,
Miss Elms Stowell, W. ]. g.,
Warren II. Gibson, ". o. g.,
b. A. Park, W. O.,
Myra Hobart, W. A. T.,
Miss savile Stowell, w. d.. NJ
Mrs. A. N. Howe, W.. r. H.. s.,
Mrs. A. B, BiKbY, W. L. II. S.,
Evening Of meeting, Tuesday,
THE IEfIrUTE.-A. Il. Rankin Etq4 the new
Secretary Of the Board Of Education, held a session
Of the Teachers Institute IN this place, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week. On Monday evening