The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-17

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Hutm EKeapaa division e 4s Centre.
Eermaat raiHgsa sra VII $50 lae lnt et
8aunsfF 'aAe charge e 80 Panama ra..-
ra8 q w1leh Hon T. " Fas Is FraFI-
asal
oar church clock. wt.eh ass alwaEs
asrH very regular au3 steady .u ts aab-
5sttsff over tae g.aef morning sud re-
fused ta give as t.ar faf ssFsal days.
Our people taus aal q lhanea 10 Ieafu
bau masa DIES bate been accustomed ia
argaa8 aBoa TO- o. almost seemed lke s.
arah la tae family ag. Bryant bas been
/ 90 work Bp9a d and wiH persuade F.. to
aaaae sae ewes lfagg Of .ss way.
-Tha much ass8rd and murb talked
aI read Gee ease uaseh. shanau5pg Tie dis
iaHnc abaa. tmre miles ana Of easier
sfsae thsn ihg ras8 50 De DOW runs b.js
nIf 90 be taken Ito band at an early day.
The proposed road will leave lhe main
a.ghwsr Gear Joseph s.oeums house
bear $50 lac mountain ou q gradual iu-
e..ug 10 ibe notch. iAus making q shorter
aad essler route 70 the top Of Mt E4ui-
gox and 10 that portion Of our lowa lying
an the west side Of the mountain.
&C. j. Oryis bas received a new gauge
lathe, which was made expressly for him
60 be used 10 the manufacture Of fishing
rode Mr. Oryjs finds The demand for
Dds rods increases 80 that be cannot GIl bis
orders with bic present facilities and Is
obliged 10 add 10 bis machinery by pur-
chasing one Of w. A. Pauieks celebrated
lalhas Mr. Pairiek's works are situated
GO Ludlow, VI, He makes the most per.
feet working gauge lathes ia the country,
they are finely finished and perfect Ia
feel SO every respect for all kinds
OF work done on such a lathe. Mr..
Patrick has just finished a splendid lathe
for Mcssrs Haywood Brothers, Of Gard
ncf, Mass, il Is TO be used for turning
long chair stuff &c, is ~ feet long is
automatic 10 all It's movements, will do
plain or beaded work, Is handsomely
finished aud ia every way a most perfect
machine. Mr. patrick's shop is a model
ono aud the work be turns out Is first
class, any one who wishes lathes or
machine Job work could not do better
than to employ him. We wish we had
such a shop as bic in our place aud as
good a man to run II as Mr. Patrick.
"A meeting Of the citizens Of Man
chester was held at the Court house on
Thursday evening to organize the South
crn Vermont Musical Association, with
The view Of having d musical convention
here sometime in January. l., Munson
was elected chairman aud l.. H. Hemcn-
way Secretary. a committee Of three
were appointed by the chairman to nom
mate Offices and the following list was
reported and elected;
Presideut-prof II. H. Shaw.
Nioe,-Presideuts-John V. Hall and
Fred. squircs, Bennington.
North Bennington--IT, T. Cushman.
Shaftsbury-Georgo SWEET.
East Arlington-B.. W. Stafford
West Arlington--Charles Buck.
Manchester - w. u. Burton, w. II.
Benedict
Factory Point-W. A. Adams
East Dorset-D. l.. Kent, John L.,
BatcheIder.
Dorset--C. b. Kent, Richard /. Dun
ming,
Danby-Chas. CoDgdon, S. L. Griffith.
WaIlingford-Jeromo billiard.
Tinmoutb-lI Henry Mobiles.
Rutlaud--J. y. Baxter, a. f. Walker,
l.. a, Morse, Geo, O. Day, +, d. Meeker,
II. NJ Davis, +. N, Merriam, A ii Cobb.
Pawlet--Rey. John +. Aiken,
Peu-O. p. Simonds.
l,upert-iev. Dr. Lambert.
West Rupert--Fayette Hopkins.
l.. II, Hemenway, Sect. and Treas.
W a. Black, Auditor.
Tbeo. Swift, W. b. Burton, Geo. II.
Swift, Directors.
Geo, w. billiard Of Rutland, one Of
the most enterprising merchants of that
enterprisiug hamlet, adyertiscs first class
furs and dry goods very cheap, in our pa
per this week. Oar friends who 90 to
Rutland will do well to drop IN and ex-
anime bis stock, aud they may save mon
cy and get Just what they wish.
FACTORY FONT.
Alta meeting of Grant Lodge, No.
l0I, J. O. Of G. r., Dec. 18th, 1874,
the following preamablo aud resolutions
were unanimously directed to be pub
lished ia the MANCHESTER Journal, and
a copy presented to the family Of tie de-
ceased brother;
Whereas BY the mysterious ruling Of
Divine Power, we have been suddenly
aud Unexpectedly called to mourn the
loss by death of brother NJ, Clouey, who
by pregept and example has ever taught
us 20 be faithful aud true to our obliga-
tons as Good Tumplars, to be calm aud
charitable ia debate, patient and forgiv-
I ing under the sting Of unkind and false
accusations, and active and untiring In
our efforts 10 save the fallen victims Of
incompetence, sHd warn the careless of
danger, therefore,
Eeselrcl. That while we deeply feel
( tle Joss of our beloved brother CloneY,
we viii cherish bis memory and emulate
bis y.gucs; aud although wc have been
60 suddenly and forever deprived of his
genial presence 10 our Lodge meetings,
wa will NOT forge. bis teachings or the
Interest Doe ever manifested for The we'll
+ fare Of oar beloved order
Hesass3, That We tender to the Wild
ow and friends Of our departed brother
cur heartfelt sympathy Id this dag Of
their sad bereavement aud while we