The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-16

ever thinrone bun3red lnclnd.ue ladios
being present TeascY Roand was elected
chairman sad G e. Pierce. Secretary
Hon b D. Nicholson Hon. S. y nou
Redwood Barrett. John Iaudan AMI Alr.
IiaaaEzn, o. Rutland addressed ihe meet.
Ing Il was proposed 70 form 4 Greeley
ciab bar ewing e he hateue.s ofthe hour
Il uas postponed
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We Amk euf Bsrnumtilie cores
pendent q little severe IN his mention 81
tha, cgg man lhe other side Of the line.
Mr J. II Simohds has improved the
F looks d bls new house with an additional
coat Of paint BY removing the old house
. the premises would he siIl moro i'm.
proved
Last Sabbath our sunday school was
rcorganized and officers chosen as follows
FOR the year ensuing NJ D. Lyon.
Supt { {. simoud., Assistant supt.
Frank Batchelder, Librarian II. j..
Batchelder, Assistant Librarian; G. W.
Whitney, Secretary G. H. Coolidge,
Treasurer The school numbered last
Sabbath one hundred and thirty. The
prospect Is good for an euicrprising school
the coming season. We regret very much
the resignation ofMr. J II simonds, our
former superintendent, who has served
long aud faithfully,
BONNEVILLE.
There is a rumor that cheese fac
tory Is 10 be erected near this place.
Rev. Mfr. Wright Is 10 succeed Mr.
Dingman as pastor Of the Methodist
Church At this place.
There have been Is cases OF measles
at Grahsmville aud G on the road west
Of that place. Some Of them were severe
cases with one or two cases Of black
measles but none fatal.
AT the examination Of teachers for
Winhall, by the Superintendent, Mr.. G.
II. Shanks, there were seven applicants
but only three received certificates, Miss
Lucia Graham, Miss Julia Williams
and Miss CLARK.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mrs. II. Goddard was thrown from
wagon last Friday and had her arm broke
above the elbow
The West River Hotel has been re-
noyated with new coat of paint which |
adds much to It's appearance. Mr.. Brown /
knows how to fix up with good taste as
far as neatness is concerned.
Geo. Smith has fitted him up a new
store Of the dwelling house he bought of
Daniel Farnum, very pleasant and con-
yenient for his business.
The Baptist Society have procured
the services of Mr.. Goodall for the COM
ing year, he left here for the West some
three years since returning this spring.
The people are happy TO welcome him to
a home among them again.
The Congregational Society have not
succeeded in getting pastor, and conse-
quently there will be but one meeting in
this village this season.
H. ii. Harrington has sold out his
grist mill TO Shattuck & Chase, which
they will repair up in good running ord
err the present season. They are business
men and will make improvements with
whatever they have TO do. They return
from Boston this week with new lot of
goods for their numerous customers.
DIR. VIM. Eddy has sold his residence
to Dir. Cook formerly of Manchester, VT.
and more recently from Fairfax, this
State, DR.. Cook comes well recommend
cd, and we wish him good success. DR..
Eddy has not left as yet and we hope he
may yet conclude to remain. lie has had
a very extensive practice in town and In
III the adjoining towns. We have always
found in him an excellent physician and
'ympathizing friend in sickness.
BRATTLEBoRo.
Five persons joined the Congrega-
ional Church week ago.
John Tyler has sold his place, near
West River to Geo. Fosome.
All the fruit trees are blossoming out ,
The General Convention of the Con-
gregational Churches in Vermont, holds
lere. The Episcopals hold theirs on the {
10Th of June, instead Of the 18th
Correspondents write badly / know
md give lots of bother, but to think of
,eing rendered after this way: "Old
mountain presented grand spectacle
&C." when the real term was affection
tie "OHr." presume the mountain is
Id but fearing the term implied disres- {
,ect in this case, ] venture n correction.
REV. Addison Brown, man so as I
ociated with Brattleboro, that everyone I
must know Of him, died on Saturday
.yening last. He has been slowly falling 4
or some time, but at the last went down /
o rapidly that his children could not ,
each him before death. He was the first {
Unitarian Minister here, after preaching
. number Of years, be conducted a school
# his own, which became well known,
n time be became Editor Of the Ph0aig !,