The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-18

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eaud sae ssiJl ia tle market.
At the csneas Saturday evening 90
slaa dslegates 60 attend the ststa Can
roallaa. Col Cahau was elected chair
mau sod -. H. sImouds, Secretary. A.
T. N.par. T.. q Barton. S q. Cone, 4.
" Drsu sud ". a. Adams were az.
pointed q committee 90 prcseut q LET OF
delegates. After conference they pre-
scuicd tbe following uames, as delegates
+ Iotelabi Huuson, ~ :. CoIburu, f. u.
0rgis. q, Howard. Substitute, +. +
Barton, VA Adams, y. X simoud.
aud r. 70. Hollsur. The eaucos voted
that il3e delegates be empowered 10 tII
/ vacancies oad aaiaurned.
. --fhe prisouer- Ia the jail sawed 10 two
Oh. tbaIu with which they were sbsckled
( together, Sunday night, aud made great
bayng with the inside Of their cell, but
made go very determined effort TO cs.
cape. They were taken 10 Windsor by
sheriff Crofut, Monday, where they will
I have ample lime to think better oft.
Il, hardly seems possible that pape.
( can Do made into material suitable for
water pals aud similar utensils, bat shch
/ is tie fact They will not leak, break
rust, shrink or fall to pieces BIackmel
keeps them.
More than the usual number of SUN
mer visitors have arrived in Manchester
we mean for this season of the year. Il
is quite early yet and the prospect for
Summer business is very good.
FACTORY POINT.
Beach has some nice buggies Tor sale
lee cream can now be had at the res
lauuu connected with Eslabrook's ba
kerry, in iowe'r Block, in large or SINAI
quantities to suit customers.
The rooms Of the Fish aud Game
F. Club are very convenient and pleasant
aud nicely furnished. II will be mic,
place Of resort for members of the club.
The new Odd Fellows hall was ded
icatcd, Monday evening, with appropri
ale ceremonies There was quite a large
attendance OF members OF other lodges -
/ A very able address was delivered by II
7 h. slilson OF Bennington,
/ Eaabrouk's new bakery proves
great public convenience, aud turns on
bread and other ealables of good quaIit
on short notice. We hope our citizen
viii palrouize enough to make it a perma
neut institution Bouesleel advertise
/ bis numerous" stock Of Spring an
summer goods Try him.
RuPERr.
The Bennington County Confcrenc
Of Congregational Churches held thei
annual sessions here, on TUESDAY as
"Wednesday, June 9th aud 10Th. Te
CLERICAL aud twenty hv representatives {
the churches in Bennington, Manchester
Pownal, Peru, Dorset and Rupert wer
iu attendance. besides a good home COT
gregaliun. The last conference Of ia
churches held in Rupert was IN 1900. vii
Rev, Lemuel HAYNES as Moderator. Rev
Mr. Hubert Of Bennington gave us
very earnest and practical sermon Tue
day afternoon, which was followed h
f the Observance Of the Lords supper an
] carefully prepared report on the stat
, { religion In the county, by Rev, NJ
, Pratt. In tie evening Dr.. Cushman le
O. iu tho discussion Of the question, Hot
may tbo masses be effectively reached b
. bible frnlbs? "Wednesday morning W
/ had o vere earnest and valuable preseu
ts'ion Of Religion In the closet, by Rev
Mr.. Cook; Of religion IN the family, b
Rrv Mr.. Jennings: of religion IN tn
community, br Rev. Mr.. Ausdcn, and
review Of the whole field bv Rev. N
Hubert, Dr. eastman aud others. Mo-
stirring thoughts Were presented, an
impressions made, that viii mot soan b
. forgotten. The afternoon Of Wcducsda
was given To Sabbath School address
: bv Rev Prof Shaw. Of Burr q Buuo
. Seminary, Manchester, and others, au
. the 6pal adjournment The soeial, relii
ions. and instructive relations Of th
varied exercises were Of marked inlcre
and sill iu attendance lelt that 60 had bee
good 10 be there
BUNDgtLIE.
Williams hiss uew Jos of spring ar
summer gogds,