The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-16


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case i5r paulug the mail 81 this irsln
was thai II would eosb'e the mall irain
p9rlh - make close connections with the
fast mail train lf0m New Yofk abd thus
ati lhe mornlug papers from thai city ~
III Az Having ore fast lnail might pee.
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tast i, we gel our New York papers only
sb9ut one day 10 Fix, apd that mail
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get The ieiiofs We dout wish TO tind
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malt down II noon and back GA The 9
ii. NJ train woold accommodate better,
and tbe through mail could be brought
from TIE fast mail train, aud hags left at
the principal stations.
FACTORY POINT
Last Friday evening more than l2a
net 10 the parI0rs Of Richard w Dean
for The first Of the sociabes given by The
Ladies Aid Society, There were read
ipgs by Mrs. J c. Blackmer aud Rev
Mr. Estes, and music by Misses Editr
Kelley and Libbie Vaughn. Il was de
eided on al bands 10 have been greaI
success, jest what we ought 10 have bad
before, aud the next one, 10 be held h
about Two weeks, Will be waited for viii
interest
The Rev Ar Eastman aud wife re
lurn their sincere thanks to their parish
ioners and others, for their very sgreea
bic aud social visit at their home, on Tbs
eve Of The sth inst, and assure them tina
Che substantial benefits OF their visit ar
gratefully appreciated.
some Of the young people have or
gained series OF select assemblies a
the Uolburn House Hall. The music i
furnished BY Prof. Wells, Of Rutland.
~, Grover has been TO New York &
purchase goods for the holidays. LooI
our FOR them,
~ Nu.,da,t;n lau ranfaJ tho Pho
logrsph saloon ia Adams Hall, and in
teUds to make Il permanent business
lie is a good artist, and ought to hay'
large amount Of business. lie will no
be ready for a large amount Of work be
fore next week, when he will be please'
to have all call and see specimens.
The third quarterly meeting of th'
NJ I. Church was held last Saturday an'
sunday, preaching by the Presiding Ell
der, Rev. f Watson, who, by request
gave an account Of his trip across ih'
continent aud bis visit to California, 70
semitic Valley, salt Lake City, the Nor
mon Temple, &c, at seven O'Clock OF
Saturday evening The lecturer aud lee
tnre were so well received that he wa
invited 20 deliver the same, with seec
lions from his great fund Of incidents, o.
some future occasion. On Sunday morn
ing be preached from Matt. lG-2G
"For Whist is man profited, il he shal
gain the whole world, aud lose his ow
souiY' The service closed with the baI
tism and reception OF members, when tn
sacramcn, Of the Lords Supper was ad
[ ministered. Members OF the variou
evangelical churches came around the Il
/ bic Of their Lord, aud made il rich o.
/ casion for their souls aud reioiccd az !
/ The love feast, which preceded the SCI
I vice. that We are az one in Christ JesHi
EAST DORSET.
The repairs Of Union chusch, cstiIR'
ted 10 cost ", 800, bsys been commence
and are now going on.
oar new school house, complete
+ two years ago at q cost Of over S3,OH
and said to be ihe best one Ia the count!
eas warmed The 29th ut. Forty echo
ars were present in both department
/ which number has since nearly double
and will be still further Increased eonsl'
erably, as the district numbers more the
oue hundred children Of school age, ii
the attendance i not limited TO the dl
tricl, Higher English and Latin 8
taught 10 addition to common brauehe
Home talent for teachers
The Vermont Farmer Of The 18th Il
gayEs tsNeraannt Is IA tnru{ah the tile