The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-14

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people aaua Atw want 10 bear iluu
"Ha taeH ssa ihzts haw Sc is that Ties
wise ta sake the J8umsr. say let
uea base ii' believe ia going abaal
dosing Eaad that's gte reason say 4
Jess wanls u9H and tben-wheuI oaH1
aal monument about ibe JouHNAL and
90 / before remarked want you 20 say 4
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Manchester Railroad depot VIM.
Ps J heIe ygu viii print enough
Dos NsIs uls wetk 90 supply tbc DO
maaa, Feg laYe tried nine times sine,
tas lah et January and failed 90 have
caaagA, every Zine Nou don't seem q
understand that the rhiId isgrowIng.
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t8UTuRr TuNT.
Maple sugar business Is lively iu thl,
eua af the town.
BurbIay & Clen0n, are constantly
receiving ncw goods They are live
concern and are Saving big trade.
One of Col. Colburn's dogs Charlie,
No. lsJ has been quite sick for several
daFs. he IS receiving tie beat of care
aud we hops soon to hear Of bis recovery
but should the Col. be deprived Of thi,
Faluanle animal, we feel sure be would
have tee sympathy of the jsho'e State.
There will be %. W Divine Ser.
vice iu Zion Church, Factory Point, on
Thursday evening next OF half past five
o'eloek. The Rev. ". J. Harris Rector
of Trinity Church, Rutland will ofliciate.
The service, will consist Of Evening
Prayer sud sermon, aud the sacrament
Of Baptism will be administered.
Being cat Of town last week, We were
unable 10 furnish ANY items for your
paper. bat were ia hopes to see some.
ding from some Of our neighbors. ia the
way oC local, We realize that loculs az,
what make @ lire paper and as we fee
interested 10 the prosperity Of the JouR.
Nal. shall always eudeavor to contribute
something TO It's columns, hoping ii may
continue to be-what 1t now is--one Of
The ,piotea papers in the State.
Isaac H. Dench has become associa,
ted with O. C.Watcrhouse In his knitting
business The style Of the firm is 80. G.
Warehouse Il Co.. and we understand
they will start their mill under fall head
on Monday the 18th Success to the new
concern.
DIR. Jewou Of Boston, gave Tenn
pemuoc Lecture in Adams Hall on
Friday evening to very large and ap.
prcciatiye audience.
-- 1t will be remembered that not long
since Chas. X. Young received quite a
serious injury from falling into ditch
ust outside the sidewalk in front OF
Zions' Church in this village. II was
then considered dangerous place, and
il il was then, II must be now, as moth
ing has been done TO make it safe. Why
jOn't our seleetmen look to II and save
further claims upon the Town by acct
dents similar to that in Mr.. Youag's case.
Our friend Clark does not seem to
have q very exalted opinion of Florida
as a State for one to make a permanent
home. We understand from one of his
friends TO whom he wrote a letter recent
vs., that in speaking Of the country he ex-
pressed himself somewhat after the style
Of letter once written by our lamentcd
friend Peter Cummings, who, in writing
from Genesee County to his father Lea
son said he would not give half an acre
Of Father Lessons Garden Patch" for
the whole ofGenesee Valley. Mr.. Clar K
says he would not give his Vermont
home, and what green grass he has about
it for the whole State of Florida. lie
speaks highly Of the winter climate how
ever, and It's beneficial effects upon the
health ot Mrs CLARK. Also praises the
81. James Hotel. At jacksonville. 4
very nice house
DANNY.
Prom the reports Of the town officers