The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

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About ~ inches Of Snow fel on
Friday making it good sleighing.
Farmers aud other' should read The
notice ola meeting for their benefit, to
be found on the Editorial page.
The lecture of Mr.. Hall will be on
thl. "wednesday evening. The time
was changed 70 accommodate Mr., Hall.
We will be obliged to the Town
Clerks In this vicinity to send us a list Of
the officers as soon as possible after the
annual election,
A reader Of the Journal wishes US
TO thank Mr.. Ray for bis communication
last week, explaining his method of prop
ogating ]eyergrecns by means ofslips.
PROF. Hard OF Arlington gives q
cordial invitation to all singers to attend
a musical festival aud concert al Dandy,
on Tuesday aud Tuesday evening next.
We would cali the attention of our
readers 10 the article taken from the
Wdfchmda 4 reflector, not for anything
that has happened, but for what Is liable
to happen Ia any church or society.
-NextTnesday occurs the aunual"town
meeting" Ia Vermont, for the election Of
town officers. Tho meeting for this town
l. warned" at tho Court House in this
village. All who wish an effective board
OF officers should be OF hand carly.
The 'sTerpsichorean Club" Of this
village arc to have sdll another Of their
ever enjoyable Hops, p at "Tcrpsichore-
al Han, Oh Friday evening ofthis week,
Feb. 2sth, 1873. Regular members and
an who have ever attended or received
invitations to DO so, are privileged to in
wife Others. Il Is designed to make these
parties select, but not exclusive.
Owing to the heavy fall Of snow and
the high winds this has been a bad week
for the railroads. The mail train Friday
night did not reach this station until near,
Is midnight. and on Saturday II was still
later, having backed Of the switch al
s~tephentowu, and did not arrive until
SUNDAY morning. John Parris's train
got stuck la the snow between North
Bennington and the state line and did
not arrive az Bennington until nearly
midnight GA Saturday. On Monday
morning the down freight got of the
track at North Dorset, delaying the down
mail train.
The Montpelier ITgHS d Patfi0.
saws that Gates u. Barnard Of Troy, y.
y. a liquor merchant, was arrested
Tuesday of last week, Oh charge Of ilIeg.
ally transferring q quantity OF his stock
after having been adiuiicated q bankrupt
from his store to Ne. l3g River street
lie gave bail Ia the sum Of $1,000. Iii
reported tha, he had been seriously in
VOWED hy The failure Of others and pro
posed TO settle with his creditors for 2.
cents on the dollar, when some two o.
three men, hoping 20 procure a settle
meul better for their own interest, hat
Gnu put in bankruptcy.
r ". Hoytis again a candidate 70
Coasty Souml s.oncr. A. far Is we eal
learn NJ. Hogt has performed the dale
of the oAce satisfactorily, and will, o.
doubt, lrrcelected. There was an ETA
gairy ia the last haaHer why this eoun
a. ~ hs,4. sasnrsrftYn ia ugNai
nate i candidate lor commissioner ID
same ~ other counties. A far IS we ar
acquainted there has been no regnia
party nominations m other counties, e2
cett by ceuniy temperance organization
which ii their meetings sometimes pro
pose 4 candidate. The office !. nni gcr
orally considered important eHongh
call 4 county convention for that purpos
alone Since the foregoing was la lyp
we learn that the COMMITTEE apT8iutc
by both a State and county Temperate
oreaifauou have recommended Mr.. a
Gray 81 our village IS q candidate q
County Commissioners aud a-k ibc voi,
atihs people fay Asm, - sc suppo'
both gentlemen agc Ia taf Geld and f'yo
pays sour money and yoa takes ,ot
choice
ny request We rubllsh The ioliowin
sshedule Of fees adopted az recent mee
ing 81 ihe Bennington County Medic
society, and signed Big tic following q
ssaeut mcmbsfs 81 Tie protest. -.
Morgan, L. Moseley, Lyman Rogers, ]
n Morgan n G Day Clemou
vs. ; PAllaps q - n4skius LII lies
snway. T. J. FuWea T. r. Ncwto|
T. " Bennett H. . Potter > r. VI.
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