The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-16

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Misc rbomn.on ssng. very tineIy some
songs ,ha, yero o.ne,i,lly we'll received
bv the audience. The DUETS given by
Miss Henrietta Mnnson and Mrs. Fayette
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aud were admirably rendered. Taken
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-lteY. W. II. II. Murray lectured in
Rutland last week, subject: "Deaeons.' ,
The lecture gave good satisfaction tomost
people. While in town the next morning,
/ being great admIrer Of good horses, he
was standing on the street corner watch
ing them 90 by when a well known horse
man hauled up and asked him to ride.
Mr.. Murray assented, ana the nag which
was a good one, was put over the road at
a rafting gait much to the delight OF the
clerical gentlemen who can talk "horse"
equal to the best The ride ended
with an invitation from the horse man to
take drink. Mr.. Murray, not having
learned that part Of the business, de-
cliued, much to the surprise OF Mr.
Jockey.
The Central House, located near the
depot, and occupied by Mai. Salisbury
'.'AA la'''o"e a. '"o "o''q'"'' .'' Vi '"e
campaign. was discovered to be on fire
shortly after four o'clock on Monday
morning. The fire took as is supposed
IRON q liSh'ea candle ielI III a room &C.
eupIed Oy the porter he alarm was at
o"o' gwen anu Tue nFe o'pa, ''iio"' . Me''
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have nnt q sion to f. The loss will he
abort $40 600 rpIIy insured in compapie,
ronresortod hy Rurnbom G, TamnIc
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Frozen ears are in style.
The thermometer stood 4oS below zerC
on Christmas.
Fifty scholars are in attendance a
the New Hampton Institute.
The ladies Of tho New Hamilton In
.sfi,nto gavc 81 Loan Year recention ar
Cbrjslmas Literary exercises and an OK
celleul simmer yers a great addition +,
,bc attractions of the evening
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Institute enjoyed 80 oyster supper, al th'
IalfiaN House ON wednesday eve the ist
The excellent supper winch Mr. fo's' th'
proprietor furnished FOR the occasion wa
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