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The Van Buren press., 1871-07-11

|sS- The Anniversary Of the Crawford
POhty Bible Society will be held at the Me-
Podst Church, on Friday night, the 2lst day
|July, al which time officers will be elected
\ the ensuing year. A full attendance is
|uch desired
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HARTFORD TO DE THE CAPITAL The
Connecticut Legislature has appropriated
SjOO,000 to erect new Capitol building
in Hartford, and authorized the city OF
Hartford to raise Sl,000,OOO toward the
same. Gov Jewell, Senator Bucking-
ham, the Hon. w. ID Bishop, the Hon.
W. II. Barnum, and Judge W. ID, Ship
man were appointed Commissioners to
superintend the erection of the building
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Are endorsed and prescribed by more leading
Physicians than any other tonic u stimulant now
in use. They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever and Ague, lntermittents, Billousness
and all disorders arising from Miasmatic causes.
They are highly recommended "a an anti-dyspep-
tic, and in cases Of Indigestion Invaluable as
an Appetizer and Rccuperant, and in cases Of gen
eral debility they have never in Il single instance
failed in producing the most happy results. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES,
siren gthcning the body, ipyigorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys-
TEN. The HOME Bl1TEES are compounded
with the greatest care and no Tonic Stimulant
has ever been offered to the public so pleasant to
the taste. and at the same time combining many
remedial agents, indorsed by the medical fraterni
ty as the best known to the Pharmaoopeia. 1t
costs llittle 10 give them fair trial and
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T TAILORING.
O. III. Herr,

nESIRES to give notice that he is located.
- permanently, in Van Buren,, and will
give personal attention to all branches of the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
and will warrant satisfaction in all cases.
Coats, Vests and Pants, made to order in
the latest style and best manner.
CUTTING RMENTS.-Particular at
tention paid to the cutting of men and boys
clothes.
Shop in the Niece building, opposite Geo.
Austin's storc--chtrancc on the west side Of
the building.
The patronage Of the city and country IS
solicited. Prices reasonable. april2
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ONLY ONE MEMBER LErT.
GREAT BRITAIN.
NAPOLEON TO LEAVE.

NAPOLEON TO LEAVE.
LONDON, July 6.
1t Is said Napoleon will soon leave
England for Geneva, and Eugene will
simultaneously pay a visit to her mother
in Spain.
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
The prince imperial, Frederick Will
lam of Germany, and wife are expected
in London to night.
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Lumber-Lumber.

Mr.. W. b. MOONEY received by Flat and
ysamboat the past week, large and dcsir-
/ Die lot of Lumber, Orders fill from plank
\ 100000 feet.
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REMOVED.

:, ot,ice of the VAN BUREY PRESS has
romoyed to rooms OVER THE
,sT OFFICE.
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~ The weather is oppressively hot and
YOU want to be cooled OF try dish Of SAN
n Icg cream.
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ff'- Cotton at New Orleans, July 6
'enand fair; good ordinary l6! @ lie ;
llr middling lSt a lS2; middling 20t
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r BREWERY & Co., have just finished
ming another kiln of 100000 Brick at their
4. Send your orders early and have them
d. Price as low as at any other yard.
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|t3~ Communication from Jasper Township
Ricultural and Mechanical association, will
(pear next week.
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1yr New Potatoes, $3.50 per hushel ;
Onions. 81; Butter, 90 to 25 cts, per lb'
Eops, 70 to Is cts Chickens, $3.50 per
doz and plenty,
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q We are pleased to notice the Ozark
Jtt on our table again. Col. WITHERs, is
Hat the helm. We ish the Tablet financial
rcess
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RENEGADE uoNORs.

Jules Ducatel, who became traitor
from the Communists to the Yersaillists,
has been accorded the cross Of the legion
of honor.
Marshal MacMahon has been reinstat
ed in the command Of the Ncrsaillists.
Duke De Nemours and NJ Schneider,
formerly president Of the Corps Legis-
latif. are in Paris.
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MEXICO.
JUAREz ELECTED PRESIDENT,

NEW OKh, July o.
Telegraphic advces from the City of
Mexico indicate, without clearly announc-
ing the fact, that Benito Juarez has been
reelected president Of the Republic OF
Mexico. Diaz came second to Juarez in
the vote so far as heard from, and Lerdo
de Fejado third. The Constitution is de-
c,,bnI
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Special Dispatch to the Republican J
ENFORCEMENT OF KU-KIrx LAW.

ENFORCEMENT OF KU-KLUx LAW.
WASHINGTON, July 6.
The administration has decided to
make a new and vigorous enforcement
Of the Ku-kluX law through the civil Of
ficers instead Of by the military. To
that end the department ofjustice has de
cided to appoint quite anumber of special
assistant attorneys to assist the regular
district attorneys in bringing offenders
before the courts There does not ap-
pear to be any particular reason for this
either in the reports just arrived from
federal officials in the South, or in the
testimony taken before the special COM
mittee now in daily session here. Some
of the members Of this committee doubt
very much if there are half dozen cases
which will come under this law since its
passage.
ONLY ONE MEMBER LEFT.
There is but one member of the cabi
net in town, and even he proposes to
leave in day or two. The president has
called them all back for a meeting on
Wednesday next.
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PRINCE IMPERIAL
FRANCE.
REBUILDING THE MONUMENTS.
PARIS, July 6.

A loan is to be raised by thv municip-
ality of Paris for the purpose of rebuild
the monuments destroyed during the
siege.
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AN ELrCTION

is to be held on Sunday next to fill va,
cances in the assembly where one per
son has bcoe chosen by different consti-
mencies. Prince De JoinvIIe, having
declared for the republic, will undoubt-
edly succeed in the department Of Lr
Manche.
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VERSAILLES, July 6,

The Assembly passed the law requir,
ing caution money from the press by
vote Of 3l1 to 1919.
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DOING WITH THEIRS.

General Mantcufcl and staff have
paid a visit Of the ceremony to Theirs,
The general subsequently dned with the
president Count Waldcnsee, the Ger
man charge d'atfaires, and General
Prince Waldermar lIolstein were also
invited
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THE COMMUNISTS TRIALS.

The court martial for the trial Of the
Communists now under arrest, will take
up the cases in the following order
First, members Of the Central commit
tee; then persons who have usurped pub
lie functions, and last those generally
comprised in the insurrection.
Rossel will be tried before special tri'
bunal.
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DON r LIKE THE STYLF

Count Waldensee has complained to
the forign Office Of the bitter language
used against Germany and the Germans
by the French newspapers. The Journal
Oniciel in making this statement advises
other journals to exercise the utmost
forbearance in their allusions to the Ger
mans
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NO GERMAN TRIALS IN rRANcE.

Couut Waldcnse has informed the
foreign Office that Field Marshal Count
Moltke has given orders to the German
commanders in France to forbear from
inhictng punishment upon offenders
whom French laws can reach
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CHATTING.
The Republican press are annoyed at
the continuance Of the state of siege in
Paris, which they declare needless and
oppressive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
rErERsBURsn. n.

Mr. Stephen II. Eldred, has disposed
Of bis hotel property to Mr.. II. Coon,
who win take possession April lst., and
occupy il as a private residence. Mr..
Eldred gave a farewell hop on Thursday
evening, the 18th inst TO bis numerous
friends
Mr.. O. ID. Thurber, proprietor Of the
Uujon Hotel at this village has sold the
same 10 Mr.. Green {. Waite Of this town,
and ID viii be conducted during the en-.
suing year by Mr. Franklin Welch, q
Young man who has hosts Of friends, aud
can keep Hotel" II perseverance and
personal attendance 10 The wants Of his
guests are among the requisites Of a sue
cessial hotel keeper.
ID rumored tha, the town authoritie.
have decided not to grant licenses for the
sale ofiutoxicaling liquor. durngtha com.
ing year, aud there Is no little eIcit ernent
among those who are engaged in die
tr.buting Jersey Lightning" aud other
similar beverages 70 all comers II the
above report should prove true, The lodge
% Good Teunplar. Al this place, viii hay,
cause 10 feel well satisfied with the action
II The Board On this subject, one Of 81
most active members, Is NJ. G " Rey
. nolds our popular Town CLERK. and !
member oftbe hoari
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KRAIILERoRo

The scholars of the High School, with
the assistance Of some Of the older ones,
who had formerly belonged to them, gave
an entertainment 1T the Town Hall, last
evening, for the benefit Of their teacher,
Mr. Bingham.
The Hall was crowded, and sll Of the
exercises were highly creditable to Mr..
h. and to the scholars. The only draw
back was the exceeding leugli Of the
programme, not an item being omitted,
the audience not being able to give the
/ interests and attention at the ast,that was
their due.
( Two short plays were brought out,
"The Green mountain Boy" "To Oblige
+ Beusohf" really We think tho young
actors fulls equalIed their elders, ia I'd"
rendering OF sucil eI1ss Of plays. Mi.
Bingham was formerly OF Rutland, be
is very much respected by all, a. . good
citizen and competent teacher, he il loved
by ever, scholar, and possesses great
tact 10 the charge ~ them Our High
school ha- grcall, improved since h-
came. aud the numbers lmye 80 increased
that assistants have beeu procared. The
scholar. propose giving part Of the
programme tonight for the Good
ssmarifaus, tbe temperance society
here.
a Nu.ical society bus heeu formed
here. and q convention T. 10 be held
some time this month.
Another great treat !. sid 70 be 10
store Tor u, Mr.. scott -iddop' T. o give
a, 4 reading this month
The Town Meeting gave 10 particu
lar excitement, little strife IN The ehoos
Ing Of -eleetnsn being eli, tie ret va
yery quiet
There i 70 be good deal 81 building
! this season, giving plenty Of work .
Carpenters and rnasons
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BENNINGTON.

AT regular meeting OF the Council
Of Knights, Independent Order of Rech-
abites, held on Monday evening, the
following officers were elected SEN
Tor Knight, George g. Cook Junior
Knight, VIM. Camp; Tribune, George
Marsh Inside Waterman, r. b. Red
field Knight Attendant, Frank Hollis
ter; Guardian Knight, Elisha Wads-
worth
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nIIATHAM.

Business at this station is much bet.
ter than it was last Spring at this Date,
and the prospect for the season is good
In addition to the transient trade
which by the by is steadily increasing
contract was made this week with one
Of our largest and best paper makers, in
which he proposes to send to New
York from this station, some fifty tons
per month Of paper, and bring in his
coal which now amounts to only 25O
or 300 tons, as he uses wood part OF
the time, but when he runs entirely
with coal, as he expects to soon, it will
require more than double that number
Of tons This business has heretofore
been done on another road
The good time" has come that
the lads and lasses have been looking
for, and new, white, pure maple sugar
I is in the market, and at moderate
prices. Ii can be found at wholesale
at the store opposite the Depot.
Who keeps that store ?-Edt. JoUE-
NAL,
A suggestion to increase the
business Of the railroad Simply tc
have some Of the parties who advertise
SO much lumber, timber, marble etc.
and expect, and will sell large quaint
ties along the line Of the Harlem Tx.
tension Just make their purchases o.
coarse grains on das end Of the line
and thus give the Railroad Co. chance
to DO the work. III was in the habit
Of boasting, | would not hesitate Il
say that Chatham corn ia hard TO beat
\ Over in Massachusetts, they claim that
/ the brown loaf is much sweetel
when mixed with the sweet yellow
corn of this region. Rye and oats ais,
abound here in their season, and Of al
IezccIlcnt quality. These grains have
/ been low during the winter, but have
advanced lately, aud stand about al
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TOWN OFFICERS.

CHESTER. 49, Clerk and Treasurer, =.
Head; Selectmen, w. p. Richardson, l..
Hill, /. Adams; Constable and Collector,
Chas. O. Locke; Listers, A. f. Baldwin,
X. 7. Pollard, X. Chandler; Ovorseer, A.
5. Adams; Superintendent, VIM. Pierce
Agent, VIM. Rounds.
WooDFoRD. 49, Moderator and Agent,
Amos Aldrich; Clerk and Treasurer, Ly-
man Bolles; Selectmen, Amos Aldrich,
Jacob Harbour, Alonzo Fox; Listers,
Elijah Cutler, Alonzo Hathaway, George
Knapp; Auditors, John Hathaway, Chas.
Wood; Overseer, Francis Gleason; Con.
stable and Collector, George w. Knapp
Superintendent, stephen Il. Gleason.
GLASTONBURY. Moderator aud Treas
urer, German u. Harrington, Clerk, Con.
stable and Collector, Elihu A. Mcdonald
Selectmen, George Eddy, Elihu A. Nc
Donald, Truman T. Elwell; Listers, Chas
Barton, Elihu A. Mcdonald, George Ed.
dy; Auditors, John w. Mcdonald, Tru
man L. Elwell, Charles Barton; Overseel
and Agent, George Eddy.
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Messu Ciark & Reynolds hsye ~
osuut parchAsed q Hon. j G MASoa
who 5, he way 5. epxaRed 70 di.posiug
Of village lols. 81 reasonable terns) site
far the srccliou 81 a shirt mannfsaoN @
be tbres stories high The sewing
machine. are % be run by steam power
and presided over hy Young ladies, super.
Intended by lbe membsr. Of The firm IN
person, 90 Young men vii - allowed on
toe premise. during business hours, uu-
less provided with i pas. from tie afice
Auction sales are The order Of Tie
DAY lu this vicinity. po lee, than dozen
being advertised 70 take place within the
next Two weeks.
--Oihsf topics must 'ie over until my
next,
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Ew Asrlag ihe .ar ass
sl4.E.6
Cash oa hsaI and tsIs, Due. 4a
gaaase. s'6
Thrce-ioartas 81 tle expenses iof ths
scar having been used upon roads and
bridges. Tic Town yotei q TAX Of loo
asugs. uhirh. unless something sstaor-
binary hapl.ens, viii materially lessen The
debt. sul feay, 3 mere nominal .nu io
tskeWNfe nl hercailrE
sAkpuATEs
-Cmrees iu ownership % Real Es.
tate. Wa Hamilton bas bought
BUR- Huf3s farm for 5000 Julius
Sic Lenatbau. John News0me's f3r
$1,000. $50 acres. The former, with a
little wife we'll willed and a wee BIT 81
"a baby. takes possession Of his "littie
hrm well titled" ga the lst Of Aprll,
under happy auspices The latter with
the same incumberauee, lacking the
baby. bias taken possession already and
commenced the battle Of life May
they conquer.
-Hutd. Newsome and Myrpu Hoyt
with their families start ior Michigan
90 a few days. They intend 10 locate
near Flint Prosperity attend then
David Still has bought farm o.
y. b. Convey the y - Hoyt farm
Tor $4,000. $50 acres The place has
beea neglected for a few years, hui
with naturally good soil and Mr.
Stills experience in farming it will rap
idly improve.
The new firm Of provan aud Ran
dali are receiving their new stock O.
goods Having altered aud enlarged
their salesroom, tho improvement. l.
very striking, and il might be judged
by the hustle and crowd IN and about
the store, and the huge pile Of spruc,
shingles across the way, are they
beart Rob Il that they are doing gooc
business. Thus you vi ! see MIR. JouR
nal there are some live men" here il
SYNDICATE
4 ID. Kent, going home from tht
store with a barrel Of flour, broke dowr
and was obliged TO leave his wagon
with its freight, at the side Of tn,
road; whercupnn some person or per
sons, not having the fear Of the Lore
before their eyes End instigated by til,
-. Devil, mot the Printers Devil abstract
ed about one half TO their own use
and behoof Suspicion resting on two
brothers they were charged with thu
crime and one of them owned up
The flour was found in an old barn, il
the hay NOV. The principal culpri
would have been legally handled, bu
got away. The two first letters o
these brothers names are well known
in SYNDICATE.
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-NANCY M.LENLTHANs K.L.ll

- Sr4rN 90 NtHsaSf, Manchester District. ..
A. Ffebtts E1afi btld 81 Manchester vithlE
and far sAli tlstfse, at Manchester al DE ttlh
day Il FehfpAFs A. p. 1851
Present. Hon 4. D. HtaDss, Judge.
An Instrument 30 writing pu'luraHG % ~ ths
last vill Aua testament ST Nancy Mglpucthsu
lste u SYNDICATE 10 said District deceased We
presented f5r probate.
WhefrupoH b uas ef3eFei that said .ustIa
ur nj 10 proven Al a Probate Court lu In held 81
the Probate Oalrg ~ Maushesttf 10 said District
on the lat Wednesday ip Mafgh, A. n, 1871
snd that motive thereof De- given 20 ~ persons
interested by publishing a ccrtlAed cops ~ ihr
record OF ssid order three weeks successfully Ia
the MANeEnFtR AogENAls newspaper printed
II sid hsnchesisr+ previous e. All time ~
hearing.
A true record
Attest, LovFrAND MUNsoN. Register
A true copy ~ REGARD
Atts,t LoVEi AND NtNs0N, EegisleJ.
a. Hs2la1aE
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Il. Il, Green \ Denisou, shirt
makers. Berlin, aud every other man
down the line ought 90 advertise in the
JorRx.1. There should be q good
trade between our section and your
towns in the way Of exchange Of pro
ducts We must get better acquainted.
The JorRsAL is doing a good work in
that way; and il ought 10 be taken by
every business man in these parts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

Ths ffaiag items are frees DE-
sgua AblIsgfe rsps7 dated tle la Ffae
lat sa3 eniehaiaE back b. tc priaas
March meeting Iaf a}HortaE iAe Iuer
ssgs lrs ~ ihe sew bridge aefess Wes
River slt payments BY tbe Ifess-
ares. sl5.4sI4. 6Aej iHlsHteaaes ua-
provided fr. : The >esmsa
assessed tils fsllou 80 takes ~fsls ss.s
~lsts School sets County, ,ts high-
wAv taels Town, -leis Tie Listers
report the uumtgr e COWS ia BIZ f7a.
oxen. $500 three year oIa., ltas two year
o.ds. sa1s BeaFlug. tla horses #
.hesp. $3.50 sN ias, ssh swsrm- eft bees,
90 dogs s5 Pole 60 The returas
made 70 tbe town CLERK .iiou lie heads
Of iamilies number She scholar.
s94s eaahlrea under 30 Year- ufaae, $50.
Population. hy the census Of lssH is MA.
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NEW TEAS.
~ A choice lot Iass opened
4 srft .a0 price,
Cofees, Sugars. Spices, Butter Eggs,
Pork Lard, Hams, DC.

% baud. Oar gsnsfAl stOct 81 Be foubd very
complete ard By stree Add prompt sttsnnon 70
ozF bssnsSs and the uAnis q cur sustonsft,
- hops u ssevrs AbsfAl share " pabns pat.
roaAFs
Erh1ON B 90.
FAetory PolHt. 81, Ysb =. 1911. q lYl1ssx
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Oar entsrprisiug towusmAn Nr Gros-
BY. has nearly completed bis handsome
block on Main 81 L 4 al rented, TIE
lower part for stores, and the upper for
different purposes, they a. - pleasant
many arr rented to families. some Of
The stores arr 70 be quite elegantly lifted
up hy The occupants.
Nj Crosby is TO build another smaller
block on Fllios S.. the csst end II this
Street being a. much business place a.
Main 81
The weather IA Ncrv mild foy the
season; The rain yesterday has settled the
ground very much, the frost has come
out rapidly. so that now out streets are
quite settled. itcertaiul, ia remarkable
season, Farmers fear a small smoant of
sugar will be made. u.
Rev Roswell Harris, who died :
short time since, was one Of our good
men his life was mostly spent In teaching,
having bad charge OF our Academy lor a
number Of wears. lie leaves three sons,
Rev, Vim. j. Harris, Rector Of Trinity
church, Rutland; Rev Roswell Harris,
IT, Of East saginaw, Mich, for time
Principal Of Burr and Burton Seminary.
located in YOUR pleasant village, and Rev.
7 Chas. Clarke Harris, Rector Of 81. Mich
aels Church Of this place,
4 The above WAS delayed three days
between Brattleboro and this place, other
wise II would have been In our last weeks
/ Inn En- Int-HNLl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

DR. William u. Maynard met with a
painful though II is hoped, not very SCI
rious accident on Tuesday, While riding
near Salem his horse became frightened al
the approach of train OF cars, aud turn
ing suddenly, the doctor was thrown from
his ca rriage, breaking small bone in one
Of his ankles. A lady here, (who by the
way, is a great admircr of the doctor :
surgical and medical skill,) i'm mediately
on hearing ut the accident, said, ~ an
glad u ~ Every doctor ought 10 meet
with such an accident once in q while, so
that be can hear al occasional groan from
a patient tcHhoRt kaWqhiHg Gt n Ii the
doctor takes this mishap in the genial
way indicated by his fair ,reH risher, he
may add his testimony 10 that of others
who have been similarly situated To the
truth that sweet are the uses of ad
versity." People think that he takes TO
his crutches gracefully.
i have been thinking that if Prof.
Gun nings' theory is true, that under
every mountain there Is vacuum
equal 10 the "upheaval,' there must be
some fine, large, roomy apartments ga0c-
cupted between here and "the Oven, -
and for that matter SO on to your village,
OF course, il ever occupied, it will only
be by those favorable TO basement rooms
The scholars of the Sunday School
connected with the Christian Church are
preparing for n concert on Sunday eve
ming, April I'd, when they hope to meet
and interest all their friends young and
old.
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AT a meeting, held at the office of
y. l.. Kent March Is, 1871, of the origi-
nal Corporators Of the VI. Italian Marble
Co, s. +, Prince, u. l., Kent, +. Field,
c. Field, H. J, Iawley were elected di-
rectors and at subsequent meeting for
the election Of officers, the following were
elected: ST. Prince, Philadelphia, Pa,
President; +. j. Hawley, G. Field, Vice
Presidents; r. Field, Treasurer; ID. l..
Kent Secretary, J. l.. Bstchelder, Sup't.
Of Quarries
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

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