The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-15

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.ix weeks ,leighing IN March. Since
writing the above the weather has chang
ed the ground is whilened and some
colder.
BENNINGTON.
No snow.
GOOD wheeling.
--Gras. j.. verdant.
-Gfound not frozen,
--FaIing--the streams.
Turkeys roost high since the holidays.
The jail is "uutenanled" agsiu.
-Fakiug, the jewelcr has moved his
store 60 Morse. building, North Street.
-Nlrs, Charlotte spaulding, formerly
s resident OF This village. deceased at her
residence ia New Jersey last SUNDAY, and
was brought 10 tli. village for iulermcni
ON TUESDAY.
Not a sit gle suspension or iailnre in
bnsiue., la. occurred IN Bennington du-
ring the last few months ol panic
hard times aud financial crashes"
TIL, town was damaged By the re-
ccut fresbet To the amount of about one
, thousand dollars or more. The highway
on County street was badly washed out.
the Robert Emmel Association, from
Willianstown, Mass, drew slim house
at Library Hail, Saturday evening, and
. the acting OF some of the artists was
hot admired, owing to the extayagaucy
in the use OF protaue language, and then
| there is a deficiency in their manner Of
advertising. A man may as well think
/ Of going to milI without chink" as 10
get along without advertising.
We hear il rumored on every corner
. that eggs are scarce. "Wcll, what of itN
! SAYS Young strr' don't the hens want TO
suspend as well AS other people!
There are exaggerated opinions often
expressed in regard TO the weather. For
instance, we heard AN aged gentleman re-
marx, this morning that he never knew
OF such weather in January. We think
/ he is in error, for if we mistake not the
January OF 1867 was more bland, the
/ fore part Of the month for eight or ten
/ days thantbc weather thus far this month.
But We presume the respected old gem
/ tieman is somewhat governed by "Old
Prob" Reader,what do you think about
lii?
Rev. Dexter Moody 10 to ofioiate at
the L. &. Church, Woodford on next
Lords Day.
Paul b. Du Chaillu delivered his lee
ture on "The Land of the Midnight Sun"
Monday evening TO full house. We
congratulate our young Mems Christian
Association on the course of lectures
| they have had this season.
Gen. Geo. j. Stanuard, of the gal
liant Vermont Brigade paid flying
visit to Messrs. Pierce aud Gus hman, of
/ the Banner, one day last week. Major
S"oh'i"h h"s An""" ~" ~ was hilh
Sc" 10 ueienui"s MS COUNT! mug WIN
Gen. Stannard, consequently their brief
visit was pleasant and enjoyable and
abounded with interesting "reminiscences
of Eye olden time
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SPEAK Chester speak again.
! -Bnsipess is hourishing again.
->uow Is King at the City,
Mud i. King At the Hollow.
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dancing series occur quite frequently
nowadays. or now-o'nights.
More coal kilus are being built, aud
they will soon he abaze. .. a
--Rcmsmber the GRIND hall IN mo given
Friday Ia, aa,h Niu.fc ne Rri,gs co,o.
Ibratej Ooiutette Orchestra Of Nartb
Adams eCbe.i.r and Londonderry, are
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