The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-11

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WEIGHS u.afe than $3.50 The delay pre-
venr3 las ezlis.llsa Of fas huge aa.mal
aI Hat8an3. getaHr evening.
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Some decided Improvements have
5eeu made 60 oaruuIe village tA3s suHHg.
Mr GHan Taylor has graded the grauds
about tl. house ana SAD namber of
u~pla sad pine trees ln aoat ol bic bald
lass. Mr. Dexter French and David
Uatfer bare set maple trees 5u lroHt Of
ta,ir buildng, at-o. 3r slIas Reed ha.
gradcd be grounds about bIs house and
.ai lbo largest tree 80 .foul of ms house
that bas been sal here thl- sPunsiI being
oger eight inches in diameter. ~i'a.
Gays lf care aud alienation viii preserve
life, his tree shall i've. Nc Baker VII
ron has improved bic p'aca with shade
lrees Many frHlt trees have been SCI
Hera tails spring MI Amodou Intends
go move into his uew housa IH about tw.
weeks.
DORSET.
IT. N. Collins has made additions to
( his marble works and nov has greater
I facilities for doing business than ever be-
tore. he does all kinds of cemetery
work, and also marble furniture ia the
very best manner aud at very reasonable
rates lie is bound 30 excl any other
shop in this vicinity 10 the quality of
/ hi. work snd also in low prices. TRY
hin.
Geo. Baldwin ha. So far recovered
I from the injuries received two week. ago
tbs, he 8. out Of doors, and viii soon be
well again.
Geo ~. Baker. proprjetor Of the
Washington llo.el. has been brushing up
aud uniting tbin0. IA govd CON
di,iou for simmer boarders. Those who
wish quiet locality aud GOOD fare at a
low rate cannot fad better place TO
spend the summer months.
RUPERT.
j. l.. Mccall sells the Meadow King
Mover and Granite State horse rake aud
refers 10 numerous substantial farmers
who have psed them. We never haye.
bu would like Ia moum one some Of
these fine mornings instead of sitting in
an Old Office trying to Keep people pos1ed
III what Is going on.
DIR. Lambert Is very well liked by
the people aud the congregation has
nearly doubled since his arrival. Last
sabbath Jonas Wilder, Esq, presented
bis resignation as superintendent of the
Sabbath.schooi, Tor the reason that hi.
business will call him out Of tswn, aud
proposed the name of Dr. Lambert who
was elected. Mr.. Wilder was presented
with certificate Of Life Membership IN
the American Bible Society, by the
school rs a small token OF the grateful es.
TEEN ia which his lubors in their behalf
are held.
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This community was greatly excited
Tuesday morning by the discovery q
arson aud murder At 6;5o fire was
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{ throat had been cpt. there being thre,
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