The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
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The citizens lluc Of steamers now
leave Troy for New York ut Or. ri. I'M
stead Of l-2 a. heretofore.
At the caucus Saturday evening,
LovelanJ Muusou was unanimously
elected a. a candidate for town repre-
sentative
The ladies sale Of fancy articles at
tie church last week brought something
over one hundred dollars for tue benefit
OF the society.
Everyone, and especially every school
teacher, should read the essay OF Miss
Mary A. Baruham on the first page.
Miss Buruham + one Of the very best
teachers III the State, and we ere sorry
that her services Ia that capacity cannot
be- secured for some school in this town.
We send out another lot Of bills for
the JoURNAL this week and hope the
money will be forthcoming, VIC are
nearly a. bad of a. The minister who
borrowed five dollars every Saturday
night aud returned Il Monday morning,
because he said Il was impossible for bin
to preach without money in bis pocket.
We arc glad to notice that d. W.
Bennett has become proprietor Of the
Monaanoek House, Winchendon, Mass.
This is a iirst-elass house and always re-
colyes good patronage, especially In
the summer We are confident that
"Dau' will make a good landlord, lie
has been connected with the house for
some time sud has learned the tricks of
the trade.
Frank klburu is repairing bis saw
mill, aud one day last week bis son,
about three years Of age, fell through a
hole h the hoor into The wheel pit, dis
tance 81 sixteen feet, on the rocks below
Tie little fellow WAS taken out sonsIess,
bat no bones were broken, and 40 seriou.
uJarY e1ccp, a Doug cash ca, ia his fore.
head by the rocks ilc is ont again uow
living specimen OF "a longh boy.
Tuesday one Of Maucfe.ter's faircsi
taaoptaal daughters, Miss WHhclmina
Mann, took a new departure iu company
with anjl chap who isa man 10 every
scu.a Of ihe word. Though we dislike IA
have oHg young lsdies leave us. not OK.
eepHug % return permanently, yet ,hg
good wishes Of the community 20 with
the happy pair aud many au old Shoe
will be thrown ahcr them lmentally) on
their departure,
oar citizens have formed thomselve.
Into a Sidewalk association for the pnr-
pose Of laying marble walks whercyei
they may be needed about the village
aud have elected J Gray. Treasurer
" A. Black, Secretary. sud + II Oryis
q Il. Manson, h. u llomenwuy. Is
ecuiiye Cammiree IL will be uecessa
q 20 have more funds 10 order TO b
@hat l. needed iu thIs direction. Oai
iiy cousins have helped us materially 3.
thc mattef by HgemilY pa,ronzing en
seriainmcals faf h.s obecl, ana wa hep.
shc committee will gota work lmmedt
afeR aud eolameure the walk 60 th.
cemeleft, Is .hoa uas wc meau some
tbag mor iban tals. sai w.gl, such mel
81 the beat ~ tlr enterprise We haFo a,
dsan asa#a, geaf nia -aaw - lsfa,
atihhH o nUr m41le sidewalk
EIea.au gsae3 oa ,tg 8a.slIy aH,
eais . smal vote as, BasErt Lsvehal
Manson was eleecl representative, hav
ing yeges. J "a iie.tea. 49, Faf
coggress. t8yea had gg8 Iieai8u s
MHaf Fof saaasaw, ea.bnfH ba.
llouRhiaa ss, RamInalaH 81, llur
s., Gray ~ Assistant Ia1ses !. \
sykes s4 N v Potter . g. Maat
geometry t ~ Il Bee5e 38 sbeud
Cgotus had rouen IS states Atat
Soy, Baieaet3ef , sHIag 4 a. a
ilafmaa liIgh naaG Ms CALI I
faHst Ja3se 81 prassts Burton.
0u5 Te following Jaaces wen
elected ata Use taIs 81 sse a =
Gray NJ laadela s4 q 4 9}m4r
4l + d sm5a h. ~ Dasa
Il Howard A. T. Miner,