The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-27


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laiivt nesf tie Grand Lodge - New tef-
y als5 De- received the appoihtmtn,
trom tbe Grand Caspter e Vermont D.
its representative near ihe Grand Chapter
Of New Jersey "Ibc Governor lsat
frcseut Oh glsItto BE- old home tsn
Muafheusr locks "haie and hearty
sud beans tbesg h9nars With DIS usual
grase aud dignity
Wc regret 70 zoe ttst some az our
aeIxbbon SIRE negligent about moving
thele lawns and sweeping their portion OF
lhe sidewalk As she village Is pos inear-
pomtci aere s. uo regulation compelling
such se3i3n, but Manchester has tlsc &c.
served reputation af being the cleanest,
end pniiycst village go Vermont. and a
sense 81 honest pfide ought 70 insure 80
effort GA the part Of every landowner 70
DO his best 70 keep ii 50, and to make
some Improvement, itpossible, each year.
10 tell lLe honest truth good looks are
lhc strong point 81 Manchester and her
toilet should be made, each morning wiih
S. grsa, deal Of care.
FACTORY FONT,
There rs much sickness prevalent
here, several eases being regarded as
dangerous.
FOR lho past two Sundays drunken
men have been seen on our streets dis
questioning all who bchcld them.
-Onr village schools win be closed
after this week for a summer vacation Of
four weeks. A capital arrangement both
for teachers and scholars.
"A horse driven by Mr. Jerome Convey
. Of Sandgatc, was frightened Monday
afternoon on the bridge on the depot
road and turned suddenly around throw
/ ing Mr. Covey violently ont and injuing
/ bis side. The horse then ran to the cor
uer by Mr.. HOLSTERS, then up the hin TO
! the village whore be was stopped, having
done himself no injury, and the wagon
/ but little.
last DORSET
IS. f. Prince Of Philadelphia, who
owns a large interest In the marble bust
ness here was in town last week, looking
hale and hearty.
! IL. b. Kent and Ira Cochrane were
elected delegates to the State Convention
at Montpelier
The large number ofbands employed
/ IA getting out stone for the marble front
Of the Drexel building in New York,
make business lively this summer
Political discussions are quite frc-
quent and sometimes a little bolster
Gus, The better way Is TO keep cool.
/ Whether Grant OF Greeley are
elected, we consider the country will be
/ tolerably safe for the next four years.
EAST wALLNGFoRp.
Hosea Pclsue is building a new house
here on Main st. for the purpose Of selling
or renting as occasion requires.
"A neat tasty sign has been put up on
( the hotel here, which shows that "War-
/ nerH il bound not to let the East Walling-
ford Hotel run behind in any respect,
/ When travelling this way try him on, and
see If you 90 away either hungry or dis
satisfied.
The butter tnb and cheese box manu-
facturers are shipping their goods ON
nearly every train now which shows that
+ their work is saleable.
4 Would it not be as well to raise by
subscription, say So or 500 and get some
i hose and iix our new water works, so
/ that the water could be used is case Of
fire, as to let II remain as Il now is, and
burn up the village without anything to
check il with
-Starkey Brothers & Co., Of this place,
received on the I'D ulta car load Of the
improved Bay State horse rake, aud It
will require several more car loads 10 FIJI
their orders for this rake, which is the
best ever offered Ii this State, as an who
use them will testify, 5. a Co will visit
Bennington County with the rake before
hayiug 70 give the people there a chance
to soc the "best rake work, and also 70
receive orders for the same Il will be
exhibited 1t the exhibition soon to take
/. place at Rutland, twill pay well for an
to see H..
RUTLAND.
The headquarters Of the Greeley men
Ia Vermont, will be nt The Central House
IN this village.
"A small wooden building undergoing
repairs was burned last week, seriously
endangerug the residences Of J. G. Damn
and 5 T.. Curtis. Tho fire companies
were promptly on the spot ana prevented
the spread Of the flames,
Quite a large aud not very well be
Aayed crowd assembled at DE fair
grounds, and paid their admission Zee
Saturday evening 20 witness a great
wrcstlin2 match, The exhibition was a
dule, evidently a put up lob 70 gull the
nnhLe- Annr 10 tllIa fnefr Mrrn seNeI.