The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-14

esq e. Efef rIeassFt . s.. AL We bopt
gbefft maF be aspssse8 81 tae ne1t term.
AsaE leraaaf<. 80 feel justly praai aftbs
aals Hra who a-laHy tac bench q ouF
aaas
Affrmr AZ mmuwsg Eoahmr-
aPmafs. #--neaeaH Baldwin who seIgs
Ta Rars from g pesambalasiaE stors fer
Mr.. C.. =. -uett. cf Manchester, reports
.hat aae evening laa week s. Be Wa
dHfsae along 500 road scar tbc Red
6mners7 bflaW West Atiuaion. maa
.umge3 ap fr1m tle road side and caught
hs hara bg ths bead Whist DO you
waaf saFs taa Deacon Your money,
ays tds uauld he Dick Tupin'- Come
sind grl &c. says toe Deacon. Dick
stopped bash towards the wagon. the
Draau Die ola Dabb.n 6 quick cut the
ule lsrr.wbesl struck Dick and knocked
am Of ths bank. The Deacon says be
beard seine taH wearing, but did no,
stop SO give amy lectures on profanity but
msaa good time up he road
LATLA.
a fellow was found wallowing Ia the
mud near ihe place above mentioned who
evidently had things good deal
mixed Whether The Deacon knocked
druBkeu-msu OF the road or was In
danger Of being way-laid and robbed il
8 yet au open question,
Mr. =. ". Hoyt has left an egg upon
onrtsbIe laid bya May pulIet, that meas.
urcs , Coy l-g inches, aud weighs over
3 l-s ounces. How is that for a chicken
Gone Il Burton advertise lu to-day
paper varians articles which they offer
very low They are able at al times to
self goods at low prices having every facil-
Jag Cor buying goods cheap, Ne have
seen their assortment Of fashionable Hats
and Caps and advise ali those who are in
need ofejthsf tog give them call Buffalo
Robes are offered al les, than they can be
bought for 10 New York Such an oppor-
nnity seldom occurs. Horse Blankets
way down" IN price. Hardware Crock
cry, Dry Goods, Carpeting, Flour, Pork,
etc, al the very lowest market rates.
heAf III l"'i'u lneS are ho' 70 DC ahnef'
SOFA nhaef any CIRCUMSTANCE
We have just printed large numb err
Of circulars for Cummings, Baker 4 Co,
giving information in regard TO curing
milk. cleansing cans, feeding cows, etc.
All interesting to farmers who think Of
goiHg into the milk business
FACTORY rorsr.
Mills an rp,ni,g an sbor, time AN ac-
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o. G, Waterhouse is preparing to
start his knitting mill the last Of this
month.
The circulation Of the JOURNAL is in
creaslng and viii continue to increase.
Live PAPERS and live business men are
bound TO succeed.
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ence. They have new books and antici-
pate a good time. We hope our friends
in Manchester will avail themselves of this
opportunity for instruction in vocal
music. Let the parents encourage their
children hv getting them new books and
sending them to the school. All are in
yited. II i free school and the more
the mcrrier. Come one. come all,
We have also considered the subject of
a Village Library. and made one grand
move in the form Of a Aeck-Iie Festival
at Adams Hal, the proceeds OF which
amounted to ISL, which was deposited
ia w y, Adams hands as commence
ment.
The food Iempiars are also alive to
the best Interests OF the place and have
thought it their duty to add to the library
such books as will interest the young and
give them some knowledge OF the evils OF
intempcranoe, aud the lasting benefits OF
temperance, A
Tho Martin slorum Mace. owned bv
Mrs Mary / Jameson. has been sold to
fC 4 Robe,ts and = A Jameson. Jr..
for a. aoo. We understand they propose
On re.,ooael and enlarge the bouse for a
batel Tbi. Il. an improvemont that will