The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

- 81, fferf fst.1 TIE track
was tau aF camtiefaAE hai was fpee8-
ar graare8 aB3 ,he noon tfaIa was euly
Gfe m'auta Sc iais Ruusu3 Ns have
aaa fnel tlai ih cars wcre thrown
ifam tas raea by F.eee of marble fal-
grs from b freight EAR
Tie aaaaal Thmbsk.T.ng collection,
a behalf rI ihe aa'ofe8 peoF.e 81 ibe
~1ulh ulj he takes ur .H the Ceueegs-
aaaa ahsub uayt sabbath morning.
Tie Hane q lda society 1ough which
msay reach iilf e.ass u She jats easIaFea
ard uaw needy slf.UHs 10 tae American
Missionary Association. This association
ass ampIoEf5 during tie past year
aame sf6 persons. and have had enrolled
pupils come Ista. some 1000 10 sab
hala schools. Do 8 setter received from
isdg acquaintance sc the bead 81 ana ae-
aiemy iu Alabama, she states, AT
pahf.e examinations last June, q iadee Aud
editor and doctor, and senators, each do
clare this far himself Oar boys bad for-
ever settled, beyond possibility Of doabi,
ibs question 81 lhe capabiIity o. the rol-
orld people receiving tho higher educa-
ton The above toeicty has expended
more than s2gs.o 98,on. on the whole
work of schools ana cblrcbcs. Al The
late sBuuai meeting Of the society held al
Racine, Wis, this resolution was unan-
im0uslv passed; "ln view Of The broad.
aug field If ihe association, the eBcour-
aging Developments Of Providence, and
tbe necessities Of oar country IN relation
10 the Freedmen, that the churches should
raise for The purpose Of the association,
during the ensuing year, not less than
5000. An those of us who had
.be extreme pleasure last spring Of LIST
sujuE 10 the secretaries ofthis association,
cannot forget their earnest appeals based
lpon facts 0ithe most startling character, /
hat relate TO The wants and anyieties Of
bis large class, so lately emaucipated. /
At there be a full response. q. 5. g. I
BARSunniItF,
MeNaughton n Lawrence's new .
toro is up aud will be soon ready for .
took Of goods.
The new depot is nearly completed
md makes quite an imposing structure.
{ will be the best on the line Of the road.
The acw gate house has been
and Mr.. IIill has moved in
With the Winhal Post Office. It Is stu
ted inst below the Green Mountain
Iousc
BANBY.
--Rey. j. +. Stone, late Of Dandy, has
eeciged and accepted an invitation to the
congregational Church in lIigbgate, to
rhich place be has recently removed.
RUTLAND
Henry Clark has retired from the
ditorship Of the Herdld.
Anna Dickinson lectured to full
ouse on Monday evening of last week.
Rev. Mr. Earle, the reyiyalist, has
cen preaching here for several weeks
'i,h good success.
rERu.
p. r. Wyman killed a turkey just be-
,rc Thanksgiving, one year old, that
ressed % pounds and a quarter. Ii
'ould take large family to pick all the
ones OF that bird al one sitting.
The snow storm ofFriday and Satur-
ay was quite severe and the roads were
ably dritcd for the first storm of the
JASON. But then old Borcas is generally
p to his tricks and no spot suits him so
.ell for a frolIicking ground as these
inc Green Mountains. +,
All natives of this town do not
,rget the place of their birth as soon as
icy settle in some other locality. Al
asst one, DR., Burton Of New York city,
,nds an annual remittance to aid in sup
orIing preaching, a very worthy ex-
nplc.
This town was first settled, 1t is said,
1878, and Il is proposed to have cen
nnial celebration in honor of that event, :
al invite back all the natives Of the
'wn and long time residents. Such a
altering would be extremely pleasant
al no doubt profitable.
BRATTLEnoRo. il
Rev, Mr.. Harris, Uniyersalist, begins (
course Of Sunday evening lectures to {
oung women. i
Rev. Geo. Walker preached at the s
congregational church Sunday, "A. m. /
Is text was Second Chron. 1898.
Rev James Eastwood, formerly Uni c
srsaIist minister here, has returned from
.iFconsln, whore he has been laboring ;
II the establishment off school at JEFF. G
.seu
MIR Geo. Halls monument il erected
cur cemetery. Il cost - 800. James
isk's monument will be finished IN the
priug, I.arkin Mead having the work in
ONE.
Mr James Reed died very suddenly f
"a Thanksgiving morning. Passing along f.
&c street IN perfect health apparently he !
-oppoi down dead. Ills wife lad been ),
'ry dangerously sick ior weeks, aud on !,
e account and the peculiar season an Of 6
&c family we're II home. q
PROF roufiee presented bis theory in q
.e afternoon at Tie Congregational h