The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06


SMEAR mail iag i ssfue ga and sons
veFy Gus 5 belug us1e.
Ola as ffb n NarA donation
u.rt. "a. hs,4 ttl,r Parsonage. fsr lie
beue6s o. Rev. y. ". Learned. and re,
70. j Austin About 81 o. cash vs.
received. All panlelTsai lng enjoyed ihem.
SELVES ,crs macA.
We have Methodist Church. and
ore of New EugiAui 5 peculiar Institutions
O school house, also . cheese factory -"
iallh Two blacksmith shop etc, etc. 'nf
people rsssi tt'e 5'thNs5- and are pros
I@ruk
at1fNneN.
There Ha- beeu Il ioH changes 81 resi-
estate iu loNn within tho past icw weeks.
Nj b. Cook bias sold bis farm 70 J. LIN
co.u t0r $3.50. Franklin Post, ksq., OF
Naihngiardt has sold the smith farm 10
~
''' n" t''' pa. i.'s - -. L. a
~. 49,
several ot Tie pAiI!meh Dave COM
weht'a sending max 70 Ne" 10TH, ana
"'h'f- "'H 500" loH"" u''t sNAi'pi''
There has been no suo" since the lat
tcr Pan of February, and the frost has
"'Nh "fi OIL inc Bi"UHu SUM- ''i''' INV
RUTLAND
4 There hiss been no change in the pro-
pric'orship OF the Bates House a. rcpor-
ted. Mr.. Bates runs tt now aud says be
INTENDS !" do 50. H.
MIR, SCOT >iddon. viii give Two
Reading at lhr Rutland Opera liouse on
lh' t@lh ana l"lh INST Tue hutlaha fie''
"f' says 'hi~ VIII I've without exception
iA' h"'s' entertainments 'i''' mss 'eeh "'-
ie'e" q" our 'lHe", Tor many years
gRArrrrgoRo.
Henry \. Willard, Of Niiiard's hotel,
Washington has bought the '''ohn Ntod-
oata p'''e III hfa''leooI"' one OF Inv
'l'o>' "e'i'ao'e re'l'e'''es ~ Tue Na'ie' 81
''' '""''e'l''u'' 'or s-o'V'9. "h'rn i''
''uu'7 tue furniture MI "'',''o Is
n"'''e o' 'uu''a"' 'oun'y, anu VIA use
"''' P'@'' l'' s""''i'e' ''S'u'''''
BURLINGTON.
The steamer Oaks Ames, Capt. b. j..
IIolt. /, now running AS follows; Leave
+. Burlington for Port Kent and plattsburg.
lat ..o0a.m., aud J. Don. M. Leave Platts-
burg for Port Kent and Burlington. at
.Ig. 80 a. M. and o 90 p. M.
-Rishon Rissoll administered the rit.
La, .o,,er,aotio, =, two,,,. rsrso,s at II
p,,t.y rbnrcl, ~, sunday ,fter, rom
n..,.,n u..uua o.,,.. :, .p,,-
- 49,, - ,.,s,,'a,a,ou 80 ~.
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rs - s,..'.,-f w.Jaa-,an
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''''' - --' '0
ESSEN 'uNci'oN'
Essex junction has probably grown
as much in ten years Ms any town in the
state. In 1860 there were only ten hous'
es in the place. There are now over one
hundred dwelling houseS' TWO ho'els' hFe
stores, one paper mn, one stist MILL anu
q large ooot ana shoe ihanuiactory oN
the Its' moor oi 'iie ila'loiac'oiy arc STU
"''' w "''' @"' 'oo''
-, - -. ~ .1"ie
- NJ, - a.. - /,
~ ~ = ~ 49, ~, :" - ~
"a Wv ~ !" ''s '1o"' nv
, -, rs 10y 60 a......,,
, b,actiro vanishing and the hox;po
,oons II tbo ,rot e;oht mor ara am,
] nIo,,oJ hotton,;n,, .ho hoo,s ond shoos bv
hand Au,his worr Il done hv hand ey.
! cent the sewing of tina heels. which /.
> done with machine.
In the next room the blacking and pol
ishing Is done, and the boots are finished
ready for boxing, in the next. The boots
aud shoes from this factory are sent nj
over the country, and the proprietor, Mr.
billiard, has all the orders he can fill.
S The Central House. formerly kent b,
! Mfr Il. G. Kimball has been sold TO Mr.
; I Chadwick WIN Il having II naiuteG
n and rcdtted
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