The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-07

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~ staart has asns Ger tbs spirit o,
narf1st advertisement. Read lAem
Uae fhan4t are dee 10 pr a. W
Hfaua al Asw Yafa far Ebe GBesi ,i4a3
e COR srssea.
-.Aarr .aaf .atefes5 Is. o. hlngIsg
et EaHsa4, las come 60 fhe oaaeos5au
au be is uHaae 60 do business s.sa-
aal a8saun0uE lh tae 3mgEsa- Mr
k0urssF 8raws large trade from this
soalsaa ct 5ae aaauify aa# deserves 10 toa.
Rev ar. Warren. lbe ohildrcn's min.
.nrf aaa Ber Dr. lAu8leY. relursed uis.
raaaafF from AHlza, spoke 20 a large
aa1Iaase a. OBS a.ugsh reHrt % Aondsg
enniax. Their pnAr.s wrfs telY in.
,erastisr
-At Gle meeting 81 skinner FoH.
Iaesaag evening, si was decided 90 pro,
rafea au.farm. consisting o. cap, blouse
aH5 ba0t A vote uas also taken TO invlre
aH wlaraea soldier. aud lhc citizens geu-
orally. SEQ aaIle plJb lbe poet lu the sult,
able Observance of Decoration paY, Mas
sHh TIE exercises will consist of orr.
flaa, poem Aud decoration ceremonies.
Members o. tbe Post meet At Adam.
Hall GA that day al o'clock, q. III, sud
tho exercises 60 thc cemetery At Factory
Point vii. be held promptly q O'Clock,
after which the procession will march 10
p,Iwood Cemetery for the concluding
exercise.
a.. o. Farfer, q Bennington Co. boy
sa4 student 81 Burr a Burton Seminary.
bas formed Jaw partnership with
uaomas G. Alrord and c. ". HawIey,
90 ~grseusc, n. !.
TtCTOn POINT.
-BaueukiIl Grange Of Patrons Of Illus
bandry meet. at Adams Hail ou Tues,
day evening OF next week A fail attcu-
dance OF all Interested Is desired.
e. ". shsrsiu offers bis farm, stock,
farming tools, etc. at public auction,
Nay islh.
by reference 10 oar advertising col.
umos i will be seen that the new baker,
aud restaurant ia llowe's building will
be opcurd'hc 18Th Inst, Such an lusli-
tuition will be a groat public convenience
and should be literally patrouized.
tAvf btuxtr
--Georgc ". Wan, who Is a member
OF l5ui0u College, receives an appoint
meut at the coming commencement which
indicates that he Il one of the first schol.
ar. iu bic cisss.
Parties from Dandy have purchased
the old Catholic Church aud are convert.
Ing It into a cheese factory. 1t will be
ready for business ia a lew days.
The store Of j. NJ. Griffith was en-.
tered Monday night by way Of the cellar
aud a small amount Of money taken frou
the money drawer aud also suit OF
clothes The thief lett bis old clothes ia
the pocket of which was diary
with the name james l.. Blodgeu
written Ia it. The post office was
broken open the same night and
about two dollars taken. A reward OF
$50 is offered for the capture Of the thief.
RUTLAND.
The very lively FIGHT over the posi-
Office, between MIR. kuburn, The prcsenl
Incumbent, aud MIR, Tuttlc, proprietor OF
the Herald, resulted 10 a victory for the
latter, The matter should have come
under the recommendation Of our mem.
Der OF Congress, Mr.. willard, but owing
10 his scruples in regard to the civil ser.
vice rules or some other cause, he left il,
first, to a mBjorily OF the patrons OF thu
post Office, and afterwards TO the wholt
Vermont delegation, who decided IN
, favor OF futile. The doctrine that man
can hold au Office during good behavior,
, which Is limited al in the civil service re.
form 70 called) and which many people
(chieily Office holders) seem TO deyoHll
believe Ia was discarded IN this instance.
Perkins, who has been making ii
, lively for liquor sellers for the past three
months Is still on the war path, ont as the
sellers have learned 10 keep their spoil.
in unsupported places but very little /,
secured, It is . fair question whether
, there is not as much liquor sold in RuD.
. sud IS lhele was before the raid wa,
. commeuced, The last turu of the screw,
! by the raiders Is to fine parties for selling
aud also at the same time for keeping
. with intent TO self which looks like q
pretty har strain GA the law In such cas,
made aud provided.
s CLARENDON,
p M. +. Marshall. Of Clarendon ha'
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