The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22

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There la iaIa Of an exhibition Al ,he
iowa ball on Thursday evening. The pro-
cesas to be devoted 90 purchasing maps
globes &e., for tls school room.
Mrs 3. Morgan, our estimable land
IA3y, i recovering irom her illness. and
travellers will soon be accommodated .
agsln Al this fsmou, bosgslrIe
Mrs, Emily l'afsop. sealded her foot
- badly some dag ago As TO proven, her .
attendance upon housebold duties
We are glad 10 see Mr, y, ~ HiI
about again She has been under DR..
( Bankers care for some time.
Very frequently, Of late, the quiet Of
the Sabbath has deem disturbed by the
barking Of hounds and the report Of fire
arms Now there is law against such .
decoration Of the Sabbath, aud il the ao.
/ cldenls which these hunters have already .
+ met with are not enough to deter them, /
( the law should be enforced We hold .
I that people have a legal right to spend the .
sabbath as they choose, il they do not dis .
turb their neighbors, bat have 10 legal .
OF moral ''s"' 10 "' 'i'''
FtRt.
- We have had very little good sleigh .
! ing but an abundance OF January thaws.
/ Lumbemen are unhappy. (
I Religious meeting. during tie week .
Of PRAYER were we'll attended, and have
/ been continued since with more than or
binary interest manifested. Our pas. or, .
Rev. Mr. Amsden. is a faithful. earnest
worker aud some OF us fear that such pro- I
uAe'e" anu severe 'Apo'S WIZ 'uJoIe "'s .
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LONDONDERRY. I
The business of hauling saw logs aud .
wood il brisk.
--Tho mill. for c,t,,r, l,nhor ore we'll
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ARLINGTON
AT the annual election Of officers of |
the Arlington Car Manufacturing Com
were chosen:
President, o. Garfield; Vice President |
Il. 7. Rurd; Secretary and Treasurer, II |
5. Hard; Superintendent, A. d. Garfield |
Directors, o. Garfield, T. w Park, A . |
ID. Garfield, r. r IIurd, s. Burdett, /
Niram Hard, f. West.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
Tia Nor,l, pa,n;oo,oo 1voor,, A.
o.i.,,,,, - ,a,,, n,,,,,in,, r,,, IL, ~.
'aa;o,. holas i,s ,oon,;na. ,moat,,, ~
Mt mn Tho uForala :, e.oca; o,,d
a,hor anos,ions of ,i,oI ;ntorost - ,ho
nrosont an5 ooo,inn aonos.,;ons -
ing discussed every meeting. to large and
deIjpbted audiences. The ladies do not
feel A whit short in contributing their
share towards the beneficial resnlt. of
the oroanizatron. AZ any one vonld saw
who has had an opportunity to listen TO
which thew nublish weakly Tho con. |
s,itution If tbis association mskos ma dis-
,i,c,io, m occaunt of sox ..,.oe color
or previous condition of seryjtude. !" The
fair sex have not in all cases totally ALI
stained from active p,rticipafioo IN pub.
lie debate. and one Of our venerable
aatrops. the wife Of an honored ei,iza,
not unknown to fame. il expected to pre.
side at the next meeting. dan. %. Al u
O'Clock p. M Question tor discussion
Res, That corporal punishment IN com
mon schools ought to be prohibited by |
legislative enactment. Affirmative, Geo.
II. Simmons, NC. Huling. Negative.
Il. W. TowsIev, DR.. 5. I. Rannev: Ed. /
trc.s. Mrs. q II. Simmons.
sa,dsy erc la, lI0, Ne, uonn.h
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