The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-12
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MANCHESTER.
I}y mistake a notice 81 the Way mill
4 property appears il the funny column"
go The fourth page.
The trout have been removed to their
. winter quarters from the fountain in
\ front u the Equinox House.
An important meeting Of the Con
grcgaiional Society il called Il the vestry,
ga Saturday afternoon, AZ O'Clock.
Tho Rip Van Wrinkles play the Ethan
Aliens Of Sunderland, at The latter place,
on Saturday afternoon.
Milleit has moved to bis new quar-.
tiers on niou street, and Is now prepared
20 furnish harness lor man OF beast on
short notice
"A man has arrived TO superintend
the work Of putting up the church clock
which viii probably be completed the
present week
MIR. Jonas Elliot, who has been quite
III for some time, Is, we arc glad to say,
improving, and we hope to SEQ him out
again soon.
The house Of Lauren Gray near
lincoln Park Ii Chicago was not burned
by the great fre. Lauren Il son Of A. j,
Gray, Esq ofthis village.
Mr.. oryis Of this village has received
4 telegram that lhe house of his brother
G. a. Oryls, IN Chicago, was not destroy
ed Ia the recent contlagntion.
a party Of seventeen students from
The Seminary "footed" Il to the Dorset
quarries and explored the cave on satur-
day. II was beautiful day and they ex.
pressed themselves highly delighted with
the trip, though they were somewhat
wcaricd BY their long tramp.
WIN. Brownson has an advertisement
Of his glove mandatory in to-day's pa
per. Glove manufactures are very scarce
in this state, and those merchants who
desire to patrouko home institutions,
which ali should do as far as possible
will ilnd MI Brownsou good man to
trade with
From Information received il is
thought that the beautiful residence Of
lion. Mark skinner Of Chicago was dies.
lroyed by the fire, as we'll as many other
buildings owned by him IN different parts
OF the city Judge Skinner aud family
arc travelling IN Europe, They willhaye
the sympathy Of their numerous friends
Ia this vicinity
The Hamer, Of last week says, that
negotiations arr ~ progress FOR the lease
Of that portion of tic old Troy 4 Ben
nlngton rsad extending from North Ben
nlgton to tbs State Line, 10 the Troy &
Boston road, aud also The main track Of
the Halem Extension from North Ben.
ningtou 20 Bennington yilsgc. Such a
transaction IA rather improbable to say
the least, especially the last part oft
a large company Of ladies aud gen.
tlemcn from the Episcopal and Congre-
gailonal Societies visited skinner Hollow
on Saturday, Tor the purpose Of procnr-
LAD butter.nuis. A nice dinner was far
pished hy The ladies and eaten by the
The hungry crowd with relish Nearly
forty bushels Of bulter.nuts were secured,
which viii afford an excuse for many
social gathering the coming winter, as
well a. material ior much candy, 10 he
sold for the benefit q the two societies.
-Messrs. Cochran, sbcdd a Co., arc
making arrangements to draw 20 their
steam mill at ROCKVILLE The coming winter
$1,000 logs, o. enough 20 tho make
900 .0o0 ice, Of lumber They sawed
1850 Tie past year and had only about
half enough 20 keep them going. TbeiF
lumber i brought down Ia spout which
works 70 charm The way the water
cosles down Al I4odore" i nos = circam.
stance Ia he say TIE boards come down
this spout, which Il nearly four miles Ia
hngih Seventy thousand feet eau be- ruu
ilovn ln = day with not board Lost
William Warner brought 10 a couple
81 specimen bects. tie other evening.
from loi Of e bushels which he raised
on . ssnsli patch 81 gfoaud ,ha, would
hardly have peodaeed a basi,ei 81 any
shiHg elsa 0ne ii them measured 81
inches Ia lengtl snd weighed nearly 5 i,2
poau3s. \. H. regkiu, broaghl Ia ohc
lal&t weighed ajue pounds and measured
lg ~ ioehes ln circumference. They
make exeellenl food 70, sioek. are easily
raised aud alll prove o. great salae 70
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the desire q tbe people % lessn The news
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