The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

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wood eoarss
Tee Bagua Chagca haFlnE been
Thoroughly repaired thr5akhaut wac re-
aodlessra 90 TassdsT iae following
elsfRgmsa taking Fa8 Invocation tF
ReE. james Anderson. LeA8lug Of scrip
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~ Archibald. Prayer before tbr sermon
ag Rev Dr. CushmAus Sermon By Rev
Dr.. Bddgman Of Albany. y. y; Prsea.
lailoa af the hQasc i1F dedication By Rev.
". S. BIais8elI, DedIgatog prayer bg
Rev Dr. Fletcher Claslug prayer bF
RsY SIR Henry BsBeI.egioa by Rev
Mr. Wright Dr. Bndgmau preached
very powerful, eloquent sermon. He is
oue of lbe very finest preachers iH the
country, and hls sermon, on this occasion
was one Of his best efforts, The singing
VS. good and al the exercises were im-
pressiye sud interesting. The people Of
that society are certainly to be c0ugratu-
lated on having one OF lhe most pleasant
aud convenient places Of worship In the
state, and though they are somewhat 30
debt II they viii go to work with d will
Il can soon be paid OF
p0BsEr.
The Dorset Dairy Association have
just received pay for the last Dot of
cheese Of make Of 1872. The result OF the
years business IS a, follows whole
amount Of mlIk received ,2ll pouads;
amount OF cheese 1921 pounds; average
Of milk to each pound Of cheese i7-loo
pounds. whole amount OF money receiy.
cd for cheese sj,603,IS; making an aver.
age oils I-2j cts, per pound.
The Dorset Cheese Association viii
be prepared to receive milk IN their new
building the last OF next week, with Mr.,
Geo. Madison OF Utica, y. y, an old
aud experienced cheese maker, as captain
Of The shop.
NORTH DORSET.
The village school has commenced,
having a good number Of scholars, taught
by Miss NJ. 4. Flynn.
We quite envy BrattIeboro in Its pos
session OF the Trailing Arbutus, having
longed for a breath Of its fragrance for
several year,
The barn Of James Purcell, together
with nine head OF cattle was destroyed
on Thursday night OF last week. The fire
broke ont about ten O'Clock in the even.
ing and as there had been none Of the
family at the barn after 4 O'Clock II is
supposed to have been the work Of an
inoendiary Loss nearly covered by in
surance,
FAwIET.
w. Il. Miller, harness maker, has
purchased the house formerly occupied
By o. J. Train, and is fixing it up in
good comfortable shape to live in He
says he he shall spend his days here.
MIR. Truman Bentley has moved to
this place from Factory Point, to engage
IN harness making. Mr.. Bentley worked
in this place a few years ago, and will be
remembered by may Of our citizens as q
good workman aud kind and obliging in
all his deal.
The Congregational Parsonage stands
empty which has not been the case for a
number Of years. A minister will be
hired in few weeks; so we shall see
signs of life again on the Parsonage
grounds.
The friends of Mr.. DIN Paris will be
pleased to learn that he has concluded to
work his own farm the present year.
May his crops be good.
pov Mr. No,t hos hoo, San, horo hv
hoN = Conrerenco 70 nroach ,,e nres.
ent wear. He is Young. of fine ability
aud very social and agreeable in his man
Nor and will be- we'll fixed bv the commn.
nifty.
Warren Rice has good stock Of
goods on hand which he offers at low
prices. The farmers can get of him
good supply of southern com for sowing.