The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

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WIG" Is "a t'o''" " pio's i"''''
PERU.
The select school opened on Monday
with q good number Of scholars and fair
prospect of successful term.
Our community las been somewhat
stirred ma lax ne unusual occurrence. \
law suit. Tho pcople Of This town arc
pot often voyod Win ..lbe law - delay -
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lNe poPH'"' Nl'''0Ncs''i "oONN - wv
occupy " section % HoIt'i'"eS' 'ai'a'ca'
5ood see'lon LOT la'llins ana water
power one "'io y nun .i'les i'o'il no''
FlNt' on me toau 10 LoidoHueiIg "au
Ja'ha'o" Ril''se' ooF 'l''os0 y com 2osou
OF sixteen aWel'ing houses t'thcf scatter
lng' ana 'he'r appehdases ana outopl-
oog'' sgiloo' mousse s'o'e, nuns anu
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farmer, grocer aud accommodation post
master; on the opposite corner is the
dwelling house and store Of Charles II.
Laoaoh soon 70 oe ~ operation, oea'lps
oat tue hccessaFles o' ne q ilt'le east
ave Tue nice dwellings, q Df' Ilcf, Jua-
son a. lawson ana ly man haWson :
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,bair stnG.ana other work wbere tbere x
a remarkable waterfall Of sixty feet il a
distance Of sixteen or seventeen rods.
oar place is comparatively new and in
wiling business and enterprise. Some
new building gong on. Oar meadows
aud apland8 are iresh' Potatoes very
good some q our corn nearly zen leet
hIgh. very 'eW aPpIes'
rNGFAx.
Pnv + A Dnnn no.tor ~ lbo first
Baptist church, has accepted a call to the
presidency OF a college in Iowa.
Tho Now rr,m,tor 1ostitnto oncnoa
c,r IL f,ll farm ~ M 7uh iust Fiobty
scholars are now in attendance ana more
are expected
Tine NJ, T. Church have Installed a
| their pastor, Rev. Walter Underwood
/ Rev. Mr.. Eastman, fIcir former pastor
having accepted situation a. teacher in
one OF the high schools Of this state
EeAlnEGoEo,
The Episcopal parsonage is beauti-
fally located getting lipc view from il
of tho mountain and river and catching
all the sounds from the woods chat are Sc
delightful 20 hear alta distance.
ri, p,tt,, = ;rr,r,. NOW s,.,rol &,
r,,...,t. NM ,,il ,,oa3 r.a5ina ,oon
aud an convenience ior such place
ABOUT s,'' "of'u o. oooes lias Deea I'D
'ea '"'c'y no" uias'hs @O'' ~ NUMBER
Tine Fircmeu's Muster i ii progress
10 dag; fbe town i fan Of people ant
engines, ana bands are numerous. VII
give the results next week.
pryxNoroy
cross mas some me Photographic
views Of seeuery ~ ms ana surrounding
owns locy afc ho' SUE l,iis'e" w an!
+ scenes ~ 'A.s oouA1f! or iifope.
/ john l., QaaeAcaoasli has a pea
uee lhat has f'Pe liait ana blossoms 81
the same branches
Twenty two Invitations TO attend III
Grand BAL gwen BY Jim iisk, AZ Lonl
Brsnch on Monday, Of last week wer