The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01


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Heoiaed, That wc IS 5 SoeietY extend
oaF matt grateful thanks 10 iht Rev. Or.
Ilau.rr. af Remington, for complying
wHa aaF request 20 lecture before The
Society aB the 3gah 81 September. and
taal copy OF fhts Resolution be sent Ca
tag Res DR. ilawioy sud also be pab.
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Jas. NJ. Morn, Sec'y,
--J. G. Blaekmer has just received a
large stock Of pew goods Of ell kinds.
Give h}m csll
FACTORY FONT.
The Aibaby Evening Journal in q
lengthy aecouut Of articles on exhibition
81 ,he New York State Fair has the fol-
lowing
W g. Dean has on exhibition in Man
ahHuges Han tae most perfect lamp be-
f5fa lbe public. IL is furnished with =
suspended chimney, which insnres il per-
le5Ny from breaking. no matter how sud.
dcu tbs change 10 temperature. The
heated draft combined with the gas tube
make ID tbe most perfect iIluminator now
20 use. The lamp is 30 constructed that
b canaoI be made 10 explode. They are
The most economical, and acknowledge
by ali Who have seen them to be the best
lamp exant, Town and county rights
for sale by the above at Factory Point,
VI
We extract the following from recent
Ithaca paper; Judge" w. II. Fuller.
ton Of Factory Point, VI, widely known
as q designer aud iuruisher Of elegant
monuments, and ccmetry ornaments was
robbed the othe. night, while on boaad a
Pullman sleeing car between Philadelphia
aud Elmlra OF SO In money aud $1,000 in
notes. Mr.. f. proposes TO sue the car
company and attach one OF their cars
when IL passes Manchester depot, VT,
where bis large works are located. None
OF tbc notes are negotiable, but Mr.. f..
says thai il the thief can collect two OF
them he is quite welcome TO them
SOUTH DORSET.
Mrs. Orphia kenyon has been spend
ing a few weeks with relatives in North
Geld aud bad just returned home when
she fell down the cellar stairs and bruised
her shoulder and arm quite badly.
WEST RUPERT.
We regret to report tho death of Mr..
VIM. \. stesrns, an old and respected
citizen, which occurred last week, at the
age Of a years. His illness was protract-
Ell many weeks. He leaves wife,
daughter and an adopted son to mourn
bis loss. Deceased was brother-in.law
Of Henry II. Smith, Esq, county clerk
Of Rutland county and brother of Mrs.
l.. ID, Hopkins Of West Rupert.
The funeral was attended on Sunday
last from his late residence. and he was
buried by Morning Flower Lodge, of
Rupert, assisted by Salem and Granville
Lodges, In the cemetery at Salem, N. Y.
A large attendance was had at the fu-
neral from among the fraternity and
friends.
At special communication of Morn
Ing Flower Lodge, West Rupert, Sept.
26th, 1874, the following resolutions was
adopted and ordered to DO spread on the
Of the Lodge;
WHEREAS, II has pleased God IN His
wise dispensation TO remove by death our
worthy brother, William A. Stearns
Therefore,
ypgsgIfasF TIT So, .a,.,.,v, t,or lin, .,g 4,
kind husband. an ancclionate father,
friend to the afflicted, good neighbor
and an upright man. And while we
deeply feel his loss to Us aud this com
nnnity We deeply sympathize with his
afflicted family in all their family rcls-
lions.
Resoieed, That tho Jewels OF this lodge
1e draped IN mourning for the space OF
six months. and the secretary be instruct
ed "a present q copy Of these resolutions
10 the family aud send copies 10 the press
In this vicinity for publication.
". &. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
CLARENDON.
The old, dilapidated concern used as
a railroad station was burned Sunday
nlEEL probably tie work OF an incen-
diary. II was no great loss to any one
Tho people do not expect palatial strue-
iare for a depot st this point but would
likc a better one than was burned.
BOkDVilLE.
Several OF our citizens are eudeavor-
ing 10 get up party OF twelve o. more to
spend tie winter in California aud nearly
that number have already siguided their
10 DO SO II the others will. We
SD know how trying 10 the constitution
alc the rigors of a Vermont winter and
cannot bHt admire this exhibition of
energy iH trying 10 escape.