The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-02-26

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Reed 4 Williams ,l43 a3d ta lhs
large quautlsv 81 birch and lumher, d
their mill They srs doing large hn.i.
usss sud give employment 81 quite d
number 81 haads
Lots u fan. ladgiav b ghe va,
this PART a ila town iufn. aag % alifni
dances Al Teau iia1, Ar..usiau ana Btl.
uelt. nan, Wet Sautgaie
last poaseti, TO have uew depot,
fer which Ne afe glad. Freud Groul, lbe
scent a. tlaai place la. Carried uu tbe eN.
press freight, ticket telegraph and lalsi
office business besides ha,ing considerable
town business 70 see 10 AID Is % this
were no, caough has bad charge a. H..
bariau Of the public library, ADD all this
iu altlg E&s Office. We feel sure that
he will be glsd q change, aud submit,
as We hare often heard BIN say, ''Io The
powers that be- wilIingly,n they give him
a 20Ni5 building
III you want 10 see a yard sud shop
tall Of good finished work III The marble
line 90 TO Ealon's By spring they will
be eAock iuu are buried all the time
while other shops are idle this winter.
We advise all who want anything ia
their line 10 20 there before purchasing.
They advertise to sell ten per eeut lower
lhau the lowest
Why do our county papers not pruGl
by the example set By the Washington
county Post aud give 20 their readers, the
circulation OF their paper. 10 each town
in thc county, Ii one were to advertise,
be would be more apt to patrouize d pa
per which would give its circulation.
1t would also interest its readers, We
are 10 advertise ia the Post, as by 10, last
Issue we dnd it has large circulation Ia
town We want to work Ia, aud Ia which
we did not think copy Of the Post was
taken.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
u W. fenner n Co, are about to
engage in the manufacture OF ladies', uis-
SEES aud children's shoes aud viii employ
about dozen hands. The well known
business tact Of J. W. Fenner aud f. G.
Houghton, partners in the above named
firm will insure success to this new
branch OF their already extensive busl-
ness.
Miss Ida Bridgeman, OF Montpelier
leclured at Bank Hall Monday evening
on the subject, THE ballot the hope OF
/ the temperance cause an also on Tues
day evening, subject, who shall repre-
/ sent u.s. Her lectures were wei received
The largest audience of the season
/ listened to the animated debate at the
| Lyceum Friday evening. The paper
edited by Mrs. +. w. Howe. The next
/ question is, Resolved, That the present
| prohibitory liquor law ought to be abol-
isbed and well regulated license
! law substituted therefor. There is
formidable array Of disputants on each
side, The beneficial effects OF this debat-
/ ing society ale already appearing,
SYNDICATE.
We notice with pleasure the arrival
/ in our midst once more, of our friend and
former townsman, Dr.. Il. +. Hoyt, He
has been sojourning at Gotham, for some
months past, in attendance ut the New
York University Medical Department.,
and we are informed, has well merited by
active mental labor, aud studions habits,
/ the title which is now prefxed to his
name, in proof of which he brings with
him his "shecpshin," certificates &c,
testimonials Of the rigid examinations,
which he SO successfully passed at the
recent commencement of that institution,
We do not know his plans for the future
or where he intends to locate, but where
ever it may be we predict for him a con-
NlHuhllNC VI gnu ipi tuiGs anu blt lNptuL-
ed calls to the bedsides of the sick and
dying, even should it be in our little town
so noted for its life giving mountain air
and pure waters, for, after our spring
like winter, we fnd several afflicted with
coughs, colds, fevers, &c, requiring the
presence and aid Of a skillful physician.
Pire le Dr.. Hoyt! Our best wishes at
tend him
CHATHAM VILLAGE, n. Y,
The mother of John Thompson, com
monty known in this vicinity as the Black
Fagin, who has been convicted heretof fore
of receiving stolen property belonging 10
the Clerk OF Rensselaer, county, and whC
was sentenced to Clinton prison for five
years, received a dispatch frOm the prison
authoriti,s stating that her son died yes.
terday. Thompon's mother resides IN
this village, Thompon was the leading
witness ia the Bessie llaght counterfeit
ing matter Her chances OF escape are
? now good.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
: Masonic.