The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-13

bt roads Efe lu bad condition. e
ssfweea WumIugion and BsuHibgion -
Orr asy hH vsft ne sttrs iefl there 5
sK g't5oEl 20 ihs mFuIgR aad asa uo
STRIVE 81 Bcaalsglos u1 nearly Tea
o'clock la tbs sYealnR, a. lhe time be.Hs
occupied ia trying 20 gss Along. The die
ituet j. litilt over 81 maef
"A lhapaer storm passed over tbIs Vi
entity saturday gLL We learn o. CON,
places where damage wHs doae by light
alBE. hat not To lhis immediate vicinity.
An effort was made 60 ua a .PcgiaI
train Monday morning from Bennington
abd intermediate stations, 90 aec3mmo.
date .bese wishing 20 aueuI The eeuteu.
niAI At Tje5Bderoga, bat ihc requisite
number 60 secure a train could not De OBJ
tanned aud s few who possessed patriot,
ism enough 10 attend were compelled to
stay st bone THIS portion Of the state
turned out better ono hundred years ago.
Are We dsgeBeratugf
Have you made preparation for trans.
planting those shade lree,y Every owner
o. land should spend st least one day each
year 10 setting shade trees and ornament
ing bic grounds. Il will add much To the
yslue Of property aud always be a source
Of pride 90 the owner aud Joy 10 the be-
holder. Now il the lfmpf
--lsaae N Cochran Of Falrmouut,
Kansas, formerly Of Wiuball, was in
Town lasl week soliciting aid for building
a church ediGee at thai place. lie rcceiv.
ed over sixty dollars here and nearly for
- dollars 10 Peru. lie reports that the
people ia bis section were made nearly
dtsiIule by grasshoppers last year
A change 10 the running Of the trains
makes the arrivals al the Manchester sta.
ton a. follows; Going south, Mail 6 %
AN, Freight, 8 80 An, Express, 2.25
r. NJ, Sunday, Mix 6.43 AN. Going
north, Express 1920 A. NJ, Freight Clio
p. NJ, Mail q. oj =. NJ, Sunday Milk 1924
I'm,
Glass Day at Barr & Burton Semi
nary will be observed Friday, May 2lst,
the exercises commencing at the senna-
~ at2r.a NJ. They consist Of an Address
by l., w. Raymentou, Glass History by
5. II. Moore, Poem by F. +. Whipple,
Prophecies by f. 2. Warren, followed
by Glass dinner. The public are invited
TO attend these exercises.
-Juo. W. Beebe, Esq, aud couple Of
out Of town lawyers undertook to ride
down from Dorset in a single carriage
Tuesday, but an sNletree Of the carriage
broke aud they were compelled to make
the last part of the journey on foot.
IL isn't best to pile too much legal ability
into single carriage.
Success, as a general thing, seems to
attend the efforts of the Philomatic Fra
ternity, though in some instances they
might find il advantageous to elinch with
a tighter grssp-the bonds OF unity. The
question discussed at the last meeting
was one of vital Importance, aud the
interesting debate caused much enthusi-
asm. The question ain question" which
was expounded on that occasion read as
follows: "Resolved that the society Of
ladies is beneficial to that of the opposite
sex" Suffice il to say a verdict was rem
dered in the negative on the weight of
argument, by the house in the affirmative.
Much blame was attached TO poor Eve.
The question chosen for debate this,
Thursday, evening Is Resolved that
Roman Catholics should not be allowed
to have public schools" E.P. Warren
is now President and II. b. Cunningham
Secretary.
FACTORY POINT.
The annual meeting of the Ondawa
Game Club will be held at their rooms in
Ilowe's Block, Wednesday, May 18th, at
: 10 O'Clock p. IN. Officers will be elected
at this time aud full attendance is de-
sirable.
A rainy night greeted Frank Brad
ford last Thursday evening a, Adams
Hall. There was a good audience, how
ever, who testified their appreciation by
frequent applause. II has been our good
fortune TO listen to the readings Of Prot.
Mnrdock, Mrs. siddons and other noted
eloeuuenists, aud while some OF them
sarpass Mr. Bradford in dramatic effect
yet as much pleasure is derived from
hearing a reading Of miscellaneous char
acter by Sir. Bradford a. by either Of tie
others, We understand that Mr. Bradford
will probably give, reading iH Music
HAIL, some time during The summer. lie
ought to have fall house.
DORSET.
-Lnoking At WIN. Williams & Sous
Harness shop, We fnd them with a good
supply Of different kind, Of harnesses
made in good style, which they are sell
Ing low.
There have been several arrivals
from New York within few days. Mrs
y. Vance returning from yisit to friends
there, Miss A. NJ Pratt, who has been
teaching there during the past five months
and Or. 5. j. lswley whose family re-
main in Dorset on account Of the impair
ed health OF a child,
Sugar makers have been very busy
this spring, aud the season was 20 very
long that some became Disguised snd
changed their occupation. Farmers are
now up early So the morning to take theiI
milk to the cheese factory.
We welcome iew cheerful tokens o.
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