The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-04-16

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was made sud carried that wbca the
meeting ADJOURN Il be- q meet a Bank
bail ou tbs following Tuesday evening.
STAMFORD.
A Gre ca Sunday morning DESTROYED
she chemical works Of A c. iioueliau
s. CO. The insurance. Is $1,000, which
viii scsfly cover ths loss.
ImANaN SPRINGS.
The district school 20 this ylHaee.
Numbering sixty pupils, has been daring
The past winter, andcr lbc energetic man
agemtut Of Mr. Vim. A. Smith. TIE
term closed last Friday afternoon with
public exercises. Medals Tor proficiency
in spelling were awarded 10 Misses Min
ME Hand and Ef5o Kendall Among
many cfeditab'c rceitati0us, Keep silPf
plea for noisy boys, hy Henry Hassan.
and March by Arthur Carpenter. de-
serve special mention Tor the dlstinctucss
and expression with which they were de-
claimed. Miss Cora Reynolds was loudly
applauded for her piquau, recitation Of
"Womans' Rights a humorous poem
written for the occasion by The village
bard The play Chimney corner" was
well rendered, Master Harry Babcack,
IN the role Of "Peter probiiy," displayed
much bisirionic talent, as also did Frank
Howell, as the Grandfather" Miss Adj.
die Wilson, as Patty" and Miss Rey.
yods as "Miss Emery" The house was
well filed with patrons aud friends Of the
school, and their enjoyment would have
been unalloyed had It not been for the
lack Of q drop Of oil. 1t would be well
for teachers preparing for exhibitions TO
see that there are no crcaking hirge. 10
jar upon the nerves Of their audiences.
MIR, Egbert JowIes, formerly OF Ste
phentown, has bought out the interest Of
Tanner Bros. ana the business is being
carried on without interruption.
NEw LEBANON, ny.
The Young Mems Association gave
sociabe in their new hall, on FRIDAY,
April 10th. They have a fine hall, and
an excellent committee asd good time
is always expected aud universally r5a-
ized.
d. g. Brainard Of Mt. Lebanon, has
Issued Shaker catalogue aud guide to
the flower and vegetable garden, which
gains much admiration aud compares
well with the numerous other ones which
we receive at this season Of the year.
1t il finely illustrated, gives much useful
instruction to the amateur florist, and
has a choice selection of ANIMALS, Peren-
mails, etc.
NEW LEBANON CENTER, n. \.
Dir. Silas 7. Campbell, who has pur.
chased the brick store in this place Of Mr.
Oscar llerrick, has taken possession and
we understand has an excellent assort-
ment Of dry goods, groceries, etc, lie
is also appointed postmaster at this vii
Iage.
CHATHAM VILLAGE, NY.
MIR. Clark, the news agent in this vii.
Iage has removed his establishment to
the basement underneath Best's drug
store, and his former store is now occupi
ed by the new firm, Seymour end Clark,
who have in first class class stock OF
hats, caps, trunks, valscs and gents fur
nishing goods As both members Of the
firm are young and ambitious we hope
they will be very successful and receive
the patronage of the public,
The Chatham House, which has been
undergoing thorough repairs is now open
to the public aud the proprietors, Messrs.
Lathrop Il Rudolph, are ready TO greet
their friends and customers aud will wait
upon them with much pleasure.