The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-12

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utSeuEsrER.
Monday and Tuesday gave us good
touch Of genuine March weather, with
plenty Of snow ia The air but hardly
enough on the ground tor good sleighIug'
Read G. W. BrsdIey's advertisement
ol teams wanted: also those Ia relation
10 The sale Of farms aud other property.
We gather from Mrs. Fields admi-
rahlc letter last week aud FROM what peo-
pie have frequently written and told ~,
that 1 very large number Of people who
have moved irom this vicinity aud who
take the J0URNAL, that they with 70 have
all the local events 10 this vicinity faith
fuIly set forth IN our columns, and for
this reason We insert many things which
seem trivial but which help TO make the
paper interesting to our friends abroad.
IL is for this reason that we wish our cor.
respondent, to be particular aud get
everything that il worthy Of notice.
News Of this kind is more welcome to
ruost OF our subscribers than welghtier
matters That transpire at distance.
The meeting ofthe Manchester Liter
airy Club will be at Mr.. Jno. W, Bcebe's
next Monday evening, at i.2 O'Clock,
Readers Rev. DIR. Cushman, Hon. "A. l..
Miner, Misses Martha r. Shaltuck aud
sarah Cushmau The last meeting Of the
Club which will be 10 two or three weeks
viii include something Of a variety enter
tainment; the following committee hay-
log been appointed to make the necessary
arrangements: ID. X simonds, DIR, Hem
euway, J. II. whippie, c. +. Orvis, Mrs
Beetle aud Mrs Hemeuway.
Miss Ina Bridgman spoke 10 a small
audience at the vestry Of the church, Oh
Friday evening fer subject was a mix
ture Of temperance and woman's rights
aud the lecture was q very good one. --
Looking at the question from the speak.
Ct Hialt ifotHAt tiit a. sAtANhte WIZ w :
plausible, bat IL the ballot were given "a
woman We fear that only the lowest lass
would, as a general thing, see 1T to use
il aud then matters would be worse Ia
stcad OF better
FACTORY POINT.
The annual meeting Of the Baptis
Society was hold al their house 81 wot
ship on Monday evening, March 2nd
The following officer. were elected: G i
St,tions being chosen Moderator; Prcsl
Dent. Buniu; Vice.presideuis, & I
SESSIONS aud Henry Lawrence; Clerk ,
Baltis; Treas, Mark Manley; rrudeuja
Committee, + Bufgiu. Geo Boyuiou, : v
Bourn; Trustees, Chapman, Bauis
: W Bouru ushers, + Estabrook, Iieur,
Lawielce, Thomas lloyt: Auditor, /
W Lawrence
The wind demolished "Dsyid's
windmill last week; but nothing di.
couraged, ur kcut has hoislcd another
with more sail, sud Ices cumbersome tba
tho other
Read Boueetcel sud faylor's new I'D
yculsemenis.
Last week Wednesday evening va
the 6gh anniversary Of Grant Lodge n,
iol. !. q. ofG T,
kmeTy Joucs has commenced ID
work ou new house GA Maple Street.
n. l.. wyman. E.q.. has returne
irom bls soI5ura hi New York where b
passoi a highly cfr,iNablc examination {
ths stadies u the Juhiof year, n t.
Nss York Homeopathic College Of Pb,
.ieians. HE will return ia the fall at
complete iie coarsrs
last puasfr
I'he musical entertainment al Oh
,hnfeia lasl Friday evening boy oaf cao
uudef tiis Ieadtrsblp q john l.. i.al5be
DEF, was veil attended and highly .sli
isr,ofy 20 an present. To mcutiou evcl
exercise deserving commentator We al
compelled to trAnserise the eaterr or
gAmme. l. Anthem, Danghger Of -
6s he sloir; 2, Qaansi, Sweet Bye At
Bsc, NJ and Nfs. ] " Morse. NJ
Marion CoeAfau. " ~ Benedict
Qaiuiel, O bal ! could forever dselis
beet. 80 where tho mists sfs sieep.u
. /. Baiebei8er ard Mrs Wm. Lsud8l
3 Oprrcfis Mortgage tie fanu. W
lseneIla. Mrs hitef Nilsau, lsul
ktui. Gssce liaieteiirr, Charlie 81
Fred CLIFFORD 6. Aalh To- Bebold,
Lord, b. lAs e.issr Dnsl, Faifiss
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