The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-12

Irs. pHIBps is building su addition
10 hef resi- IgBee.
Read Barhmer's new advertisement.
ne Is selling goods Of a very low figure.
C d aagsou has boaa at work tbc
pst lew days pun.ng tbs highways in
good condition Cor winter
The long dr8u-h, was broken By
iiesl rain ga Monday much SO fhe relief
Of farmers aud others.
col colbmu has introduced bin
foT TIE incorporation Of the Manchester
Cheese Association, also for the iucarpor-
alton 8f the Factory roiu, Savings
Bank
besides the new marble sidewalk
which Hss been laid The present season,
the old has been repaired whore It was
found necessary, aud nothing now re-
mains hnl % push il on towards Factory
Point
Tha fagoFlie War Drama, "post Of
Honor viii Be btongltout at Music Hall
foF two or three evenings, commencing
December i4th It's ono Of the best war
dramas ever written and win draw full
houses
Tho last lecture Of The course before
tho Literary Society Of the Seminary
will be delivered al The lecture room Of
the church, this (rhursday) evening, by
Rev Dr Walker Of Wallingford.
Madame De Ryther, OF New York,
Tho noted singer, win be present and
Sing at tho concert al Music Hall, next
Monday evening, aud viii also sing At
Casucton Seminary, Wednesday eve
ming.
We arc glad to notice, as one Of the
brands plggked from the burning, a. II.
Fsrrer Of undertook, a Bennington
County boy, who has been returned 20
the New York Assembly. He made a
very good member last year and de-
served q reelection
The meeting Of lhe Manchester Lit.
erary club will be hgId ag lhe Bin House,
Friday evening OF the present week. iu-
aeai of Monday evening, al O'Clock.
The change is made 20 accommodate lho
vocal and instrumental concert of jae
students Of taa Seminary which occur. at
NH,ie HAL Monday evening Nov. 3d..
Tic school su Bauitt district, taught
hy Miss Mars Hubbard, closed with
puole exercises, consisting of declmna-
0ons, dialogues, singing, etc, ou satur-
day evening, Oct. 8ls- The school
housc wn packed iuH 81 interested
listeners saJ tbs ehiIdgcu performed
their part exceedingly well. Essays by
tile teacher suI Miss usuie Taylor were
fead, aaa greatly spp.aude3.
owing 30 g8s long period Of dry
weather and ihe heavy Wlnd at Friday,
forest Ores were statsed at two or three
piaels un EAa cast mountains. Several
acres belonging i9 Albert Walker, Dgr.
rs Bros. aad Frank hlbam were
harmed oYeE aai SONS Wosi add timber
destroyed 4 Gre near tba e3at Ellus Go
WnaaH burge8 over considerable
ground aud some wool already eul, and
bas 'af large force OF man to rEtlnEalsL
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