The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-29

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Tbe closing aadres. Wa delivered b.
EY Leu a Aaaia. Principal Of Burr
and BgHm >eBiaarE 4 Manchester o.
he AVA of studying This valuable
essay rather itau ga address, was q nov-
e. handling q rev subject. filled with
humorous descriptions. which kept the
aniEcHee ln pleasant mood from a.. be-
glga.ag 10 iis clpse, sud n0 Tepou of IL
could % ,Ge speaker ar subleG justice,
save Is entire publication bot Il showed
hr Aus'iu 10 be one of the most powers
fal and pleasing speakers p tbe state.
A large company Of relatives aud
friend. assembled 81, Toe house 81 Mr. H..
Hubbard on Thursday evening last. 70
silaes. tive marriage Of Miss Sarah a.
Hubbard and Mr Charles T. Sanford. Al
"weui merry as marriage bell The
ceremony wa. performed by Rev Mr.
rmli 81 Dorsgt tbs bride and groom re-
ceiYed the congratulations OF the assem-
5ied multitude, tbc numerous aud costly
wedding presents received their share "
stfenton, hne collation. was partaken
~ aud oar ftiend sanford and his blush
ing bride bade adieu to their friends, and
launched fairly oni 10 bntict the storms Of
lIie together. May they always lind pleas
ant sailing, and waited BY gentle breeze.
reach "a safo haven 81 last.
FACTORY POINT.
Joseph 4 Lugoue recently set I2l
horse shoes and one OK shoe, aud pointed
pa nails, 10 ~ hours, II any one can
beat il wa would Ike to hear from them.
Dexter French has purchased Of sam
uel Dean bis iafm IN Barnumyille, paying
hin therefor s2,oOl in money and the
house aud lot recently belonging to The
Alfred Briggs estate, 10 this village
The primary Department. Of the school
taught 10 tbs district the past winter,
with the best Success, by Miss Cornclia
Derby, closed last Friday Mary w, the
little daughter j. b. Nichols, Esq, re-
ceircd the diploma from her teacher for
being ,hc best scholar IN the school, She
not having whispered once during the
whole term
We regret TO learn that our genial
friend, Frank A. CLARK, j. at home from
Boston suffering with u severe indisposi-
ton. Ills unmcr us friends ia this yicin-
ny win join us in wishing him u speedy
and entire recovery,
Tho Good Templars Of Factory
Point propose 10 celebrate their auniver-
sary with an oyster supper, and cordial
ly invite all who are interested in the
cause OF temperance to visit them. They
will be found at their Lodge Room at
Adams Hall Monday evening March 4th,
1872.
Tickets for the Variety Entertain
ment at Music Hall, March 9th, may be
obtained at the stores Of Robert Ames
aud Burton Il Co.
DORSET
Our much esteemed friends Seth Il.
Pepper aud wife, formerly ofDorset, but
who has resided at Castleton for few
years past, are now with us again, making
a parting visit as they are TO remove 70
the State of Michigan about the tenth of
March. oar kindest wishes 90 with
them.
last DORSET
The union sleigh ride from Landgroye
and Peru, last week Tuesday, was sue
cess in more particulars than one. Thirty
four couples crossed the mountain by way
of the Notch road to East Dorset, from
thence to Factory Point and back to Bar
rows Hotel, and took dinner. After din
uer part of tho company returned home;
the rest repaired to Cochran's Hall and
shook the fantastic toe to good music.
The young folks Of East Dorset joined in
the dance, making thirty couples in all.
They appeared TO enjoy themselves very
much, and all congratulated themselves
on having a good time. There was ono
or two things very noticeable about this
company, being spoken Of by several as
well behaved company. and not one
showed the least signs Of drinking any
thing stronger Than water We should
b. glad to welcome more of the same kind
OF sleigh rides TO this place
By the way, we lave had the best
school at lhc Furnace Village this winter
that we've had for long time. The
school WAS taught by Miss Fanny NJ. VOL
colt, aud she understands her business.
RUTLAND.
"A destructive fire broke out at an ear
IL hour on Sunday morning in the rear Of
No. 90, on tie south side Of Centre street.
An alarm was promptly sounded, aud the
life companies were soon on the spot.
Owing to au accident the hillington
steamer could not be worked, and the
other engines were obliged 70 draw water
long distance, and consequently were
no, verg effective, By the greatest excr-
ton tbe ERE wa, checked after The de.
,truction 81 three or four buildings at a
loss Of $4,000. The principal losers were
A. G Bates, g. 4 long John Cook and
Lewis MaHcllc
fNiuFtN.