The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-20

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pests S largo Trade e. gtau aHtat &c.
The uew Congregational caarh
. being rsi-ea Hud 10 ls expected
ttat awH Bee ready Cor fhs psaarfrH D.
sae ieHiH e. May Tier w0fk ls progress
ing rafIiIy under ths management o. Mr..
paaraa vls sec, up tsrIy is tls morning,
feaas ihe taggS4L, a81 silend. 70 BIS
buaHest. thst's tbs vay TO bulli 8 meet
ing hause.
I'D d. purlg propose, 10 furnish milk
So fao citizens q eur village daily proEi-
He8 be ean GET faHy or more families 60
take u5cir sBPf.F FROM lin. john Is 3
sqaare msa sHd VIII seIl good miIk II be
engage i8 the business he takes tie
luuHsAt aud pays fof 90 iu advance which
proves what ue have sall shove.
AID. smith Of Dandy has presented
us wigb bottle Of XXX maple honey. II
the Ns denote che quality there should be
another \ added. for certainly it Is fully
up 90 anything we have seen this or any
other year. Mr. Smith has taken the
premium at all the principal fairs for fl
teen year. past
Report from The milk train. The
Harlem Extension Railroad now carry
about 3 or6J Cars Of milk daily. The
last halfmoath they carried about 500 cans
io Ncw York and only one soured. The
business ia increasing steadily, Every
day there aro one two more cans to take
thaH there were the day previous,
RI z. lIurlof West Arlington has
made one OF bis great bargains, in an
Assignee's stock Of goods, amounting TO
some $4,000, and viii sell them at about
one third less than usual prices; at his
store in West Arlington. See his new
advertisement IN JOURNAL to day.
That Comical Brown. our readers
will please bcarin mind that this popular
bnmorist holds forth in Music Han, this
evening. II is little over wear since he
was here, aud the entertainment at that
time delighted both old aud Young. From
thc demonstrations made by the audi
j cucc it was plain 20 see that the talent.
both musical and comioal was appreciated
. and gave universal satisfaction An
lovers Of fine music may enjoy rich
treat in listening 10 the sweet songs of
, Mr., Buxton, Prof Merck, the musical
novelty will also introduce during the
evening a Grand Fantasia upon the
guitar, a musical medley, performing on
T the harmouiea, guitar aud chime bells,
all at the same time, and will also APP
pear in his great musical specially, OF
performing on nine musical instruments
at once. We hope to see Music Hall,fllcd
to its utmost capacity. Secure your
tickets before going to the Hall, and
avoid the rush. Our Arlington friends
will have the pleasure of listening to Mr..
Brown in their Town Hall, on tomorrow
friday evening. Tickets may be bad
at the Drug Store of l.. c. Orvis,
BARNUMsvuLE.
Five families have moved into our
village since April lst
IL d. Baldwin has moved into has
new house. VIM. II. Benedict and j. N
Ilogeboom have gone into the Jason Hill
house. A. S, Bennett occupies the "Ey-
. ans" house; and Mr., Rose of Arlington
/ has moved into the building south of the
. J. hin house.
Our new blacksmith shop rings out
the merry CHATTER Of hammer and anvil
Mr.. Rose is turning out work in .
. prompt aud satisfactory manner. The
heavy iron work OF the stephentown Goa
> kilns, which are to be rebuilt under the
supervision of j. E. McNaughton, is be.
d, ing done at this shop.
ri The shipments of coal and lumber
f from this station are increasing.
DORSET.
= The pulpit in the Congregational church
y was expected to be empty last Sunday bu
e the people were happily surprised TO fint
p 1t occupied by our friend, w. b. Sheldon
- who read one of Henry Ward Beecher
$ ever interesting sermons.
a a. ;. Sheldon has made from 30
y trees, 2250 lbs. Of maple sugar. lie gath
8 cred pals Of sap from one tree in on
day.
+ MIR Sheldon has been quite sick 70
e some time past but is now recovering.
EAsr DORSET.
~ Il have been watching your advert,
". Ing sheet with considerable interest 70
:. several weeks, expecting to see an adyer
=, tisement Of an entirely novel description
- Tho reason being briefly this. wa
-. Fastening dinner-ward one day not lon,
ago, when was aceosted by one Of on
good citizens from the land Of Shamrock
Il, aud shllalahs Are you agent for th
a Manchester JoURSkLI" be inquired. ~
n, modestly disclaimed the honor, bat be-
=, ing willing to do both him and yon IA
yor, ! expressed my willingness to for
ward hi. subscription. "Och, that's no
- what I'm atler wan,in' ~ said he, "it'
= some adyerlisin business" "Ah!" sal,
= /, "are Won wishing TO sell your prop
cftys" Not al all, al all, he replied
. "its about giyin' my by his property.
{" "oh' sec, he is not Of age and 70