The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-16
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MorsFs. cndhrsn sal LanE, the purchasers
4 james Whestou', "a n. also inclsdsa IL lBeif
PaFubsse, d. hrn,iur tsola. stock, hay. grain.
tni dEiry pfu3srts ga he faru. vhirh they viii
Aizpsss u Al Anriigr % Thursday, b. 2sth int
Fof faa pArtloalArs sss advertisement IN sBosher
oetumn
Oscar = coy, formerly Ia trade Il Arlington.
has Fousovea 10 North Bonningson, whoru b. has
cbrtg Cd Ia the haot. shoe ard harlrur1 busineas.
Ne hSs raied and nsbed up IN good style the
barge and easnmpai1sus room IN ths south end ~
the NORTH bennington Boot and shoe ConpAny's
maRufketory, for salos room, and has Allied thu
sauis sith an entirely new stock nf goods. We
heartily commend Nj, O b The cisisohr q Bonn-
ingtin Is ~ excellent business man and citizen,
who win prove sSiuahle aeqaiaitioa to their
business community.
An exchange truthfally remarks
Advertising IN local paper has created many
pew business hAs enlarged many an Old bust
aess hss revived many a duh business has rVs-
eued many failing business has preserved
many large business and insured success in
every business, Therefore advertise.
sABBAfH SCHOOL CoS1kSrIaS The Denning-
ton Couaty S, s. Union held their eensi-annuAl
meeting At DureoI on Wednesday last The
weather was propitioas, i being one nf the most
beautiful days Of the season, and goodly mum
Der d delegates lfum tho schools Ia the various
par,s Of the county were present
Reports Of an encouraging character we're Civ
en- In the morning, followed by discussion u the
question, How can the Teachers great aim be
beet securcd2 TIE sentiment was strongly Ad.
voested. that The spiritual welfare Of The pupil
should be the chief end Of the teacher, and this
end 10 be secured by an earnest, loving, prayer
ful devotion TO the work
In the afternoon the church was nearly filed
deeply Interested hearing 70 excellent addresses
from Messss, T. shutc and s, b, Pratt al Boston,
y q. White d Bennington, and Rev. r. W. Ohm
stead Of East Dorset
Tho last half hour 81 the Convention was oocu-
pied with inquiring as to the missionary work Of
che Society, and expressions Of renewed interest
and devotion to the work Of giving aid to The fee
bier and more destitute scholars and ncighbor-
hoods Of our own county, We hope in some good
degree 10 vindicatc claim 10 the honorable IL
Tie Of 'The Society which cares for the children.
The annual meeting in October win be held at
South shaftabury.
RuPKRr Statement of births, deaths and mar
riages in the town of Rupert fer the year 1867 -
Population In lsGo, 1903 number of marriages
in 1867, IL number Of births, 90; number Of
deaths, "a of the persons married, "a were
Americans and foreigners. They occurred az
follows in the month of February, 2; March,
April May June 2 September ] October
December l. OF the grooms . were farmers, 3
laborers, machinist, physician, minister and
blacksmith of the grooms 10 were between the
age OF % and 30, I between 80 and 40 and / be-
tween 40 and so. 10 couples were married by
Ministers and by Justices Of tho Peace OF the
brides, 9 were under 90 and between 20 and 3d.
The marriages were all the first Of each, except
one groom, and that his second. OF births, ie
were males aud - females, % we're still-born), 2
males and one female. Born in the month Of
January J, 2 males and female in February 3
females March, 8, l male females; April
May 2, male, female June l. male July 8, 8
male, 2 female August 4 male female Sep
TENDER 8 / male female October /, male, OF
the parents, 81 are American, Canadians, 2 Irish
and Uaknown; number Of population TO one
birth 81 ot deaths, 10 we're males aud ~ fe-
males aggregate age Of deceased 7a7, average
age 1922; namber Of population to one death,
2O.A date Of death, March /, April 2, June3, Ju-
ly /, August 2, September 4, October 4, November
1, December 1 causes Of death, consumption 5
liver complaint 3 burned l. old age ., obesity /,
dysenteFy |, typhoid fever 2 paralysis 1, Group /,
spotted fever /, dipthegia 4, cholera iafantum l.,
hydrocephalas /, inasnation Of lungs /. OF
deaths were under year u age, between /
and s, between ) and 10, between 10 and 20,
between ~ aud 90 / between 30 and 30, be-
tween 10 and 50, between 90 aud Co between
20 and 80 and one over 90
CouRT Itsooap. --HuAx HoS1Y 4 Wife a. Il. J.
HGwLEY u al 1l,e iary in this ease vore cqnAlls
divided, aad an Ngro eraont sssaug c.uSTiy impos.
sible they wFs d scIargod after tweuty-four
hours deliloeatjon which reptorod ncusssary a
third trial If the oaRse in the County Court
purtea & kNBseA and Hsrman for Plaintiff Mi
Rcr ard Roberts tyr Defendant
Exbouroa 90 s0sS RoBINsox C. JoHN 2. RoBIs.
BON, apt This was an appeal from The decision
Of the Probate Court for Uho District 81 Mhuehes-
tee aIloaiag the sip ~ Soan Ecsiuson. In the
County Court two years ago tis. defendant plead
cd that at tAo time II saalsup the supposed will
the tesiAtor was not q sound mind that he was
under the undue Influence II Lewis Williams. the
executor and principal legaiee that he had been
adiudgcd insane by the Probate Court for the a is
tsacs ~ Msssasxss.r; and that he was under
guardianship ct the time of making the viii -
The two first If these pleas trsvcrced By the
pia issnL ard 20 the t~o last he demurrcd Asa
decision against the plaintiff of the asntter Of law
embraced ~ TIC two last pleas u@eld save the
expense II tyial upou the issue ~ fact presented
by the two fret, the County Cegxt oyorruled the
demurrer pro forn'a and paa.cd the case to the
Supreme Court Tor reyass,a- Tho Supreme Court
held the pleas nsufachsnL and reversed the Dc.
cision below They vere at arst disposed 10 con-
slider THE the end q The case bat on a,etion o,
The defendant il was renanded 10 the County
Court for trial upon The tvs arpt gSeAs large
nsHsAoF % witnesses were introduced By both
sides, xhs sestiaed 10 variety ofineidonts Hoe
trAtiye Of The business habits aId Tpsvass life a
John Rosansoa. Lewis Miaisrns, b whom be
len she grosteF part u bis Iropcrty married one
q the tpsiat~rs Daughters, bst she did some
years age. Daring The lAtseF part d RDlsRsos' :
lifs be lived with Williams, in preference ts living
~ssh any u has shilarea His lsgd hetrs claim
tast Wlli1sas sosk advantage ~ his poisson and
tlse cd maze weakness 70 et-lssH the instrument
IA oontrOveHss- The sin ~ given ts The jsi-
r. to-day.
--xss Funrsii = - ~ observed al Isassdonslsgry
eg wFsnd ouishrssao1l o. Ch8z a. Jayea uin
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