The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-28

ne eloeuuoaist. especially IN meditation
II ihs voice, was spleuaidly rendered
Thea sgain. tie lady + charming u man-
her and good 10 lock q
Nov i TIE winter Of oar disooaaeHi.
We would Hke 10 have spring foroelosc
81 him hoist him unshaekie he icy en-
ger, from our throilles melt him into
meet repentance put him through assign
lnrm keep him Ia thauoert saddle him
with 81 the costs. We are sick Of good
shedding, aud don't think much better Of
frozen ears, pneumonia OF sorc throat
was over long ago sc ab-
stained iron pork eating March lsi. sud
are now on Jewish diet Come old prob
abilities, predict little free circulation,
for We are a. cold as sink spout and
with these few remarks 81 disrespect we
viii procred 10 state that there viii be a
town meeting on The sd Inst Object
new town hall and some more FIRE en-
giucs. The Congregational society, ow-
ing small balance Ou their parsonage,
will cudeayor 70 cancel the same by means
Of LITERARY and social leyee" on the ev-
euiug ofthe 21th, and iir,t rate bin viii
be offered
BRATTt YBoRO,
%. +. Austin, formerly Of this place,
is the proprietor 81 the Austin House New
York, cor. sth ST and Broadway.
In the streets the snow has so nearly
gone that an teAming goes By wheels, bat
ont of the village the seighing is quite
good.
Men were at work blowing out the
ice on the Connecticut river opposite the
town the last Of the week The river /.
said to be covered with ice its entire
length ..
Nine persons joined the Baptist
church Sunday evening. Mr.. Harris
Universalist) preached the same evening
''Uniyersal salvation the Bible doctrine. y
Rev w II II. Murray Of Boston lectured
the 18th on "DeAeous"
MIR. J. A. Davis. Inventor of the Da-
Wis sewing machine, made % Watertown
N. Y, has lately been st work here max.
ing improvements IN such machines, and
now he thinks he nae completed a very
desirable kind. He calls upon the public
to examine, and people in town hope he
will meet with encouragement enough e
induce him to remain and manulactur,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frost and Mr.
Eugene Frost, have just returned from I
visit to Mississippi and New Orleans
The accounts they give of the warn
weather they experienced, the fresh veg
etab!es of all kinds, strawberries, etc.
make us open our eyes aud sigh for th,
land of such delights. But all III all, VIII,
would leave New England if il is cold an'
bleak sometimes?
NORTH BENNINGTON.
We learn that citizen OF Shaitsbur,
while riding near the village on Saturda.
evening was attacked by two men,
third holding his horse, aud was dragge,
from his wagon knocked senseless an,
robbed of fifty dollars. Some arrest
have been made.
"A dispensationhas been granted for
Commandery of Knights Templar, whicl
was organized March Is, under the nam
of Taft Commandery. The following OF
ficers were chosen to act while the CON
mandery is under dispensation; 81
Knights, i. &. Orvis, Commander; A.
Mattison, Generalissimo Il. G. Hough
ton, Capt. General; Louis II. Wales, Pre-
late; G.. w. Walnorth, Senior Warden
ID. X. Simonds, Junior Warden; G. i
Houghton, Treasurer; Q. L. IIoughtor
Recorder; A. G. Hubbell, Standard Beal
er; A. =. Childs, Sword Bearer; l.. II
Wales, Warder; G. w. SWEET. lst Guard
G. Dart, I'd Guard; l.. Sergeant, 3
Guard; w. b. Wright, Sentinel.
BENNINGTON.
What we know about farming, W
shall not relate until after the first 0
May.
Butter is selling at IS cents pc
pound.
--Amusements are now decidedly dul
Frost is in the ground nearly six fec
below the surface. This is a favorabl
'omen' for 'sugarers' we suppose.
Frank Bradford read three acts froI
Macbeth in costume at North Adam
one evening last week.
"A. satselberger of Troy has purcha'
ed beautiful young trotting mare of on
of our townsmen paying 1920. II wa
bred on Captain Shields farm Ia fiji
place.
Dexter j. Tlayer. son Of Nelso
Thayer of this village who started out j
life few years ago TO take care Of hin
self has Just completed the sinking Of a
oil well la Titusyille Penn. that yield
forty barrels day. lie is an cnicrpri
ing young gentleman.
Another party OF gentlemen have n
Gently been ont OH fishing expedition
Lake Bomoseen and were very successful
They carefully transported quantity {
muskalongc and put them into the pont
in this village. A good idea.
WO0DFORn.
--Brisk-trade,
Hay Is go per ton
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