The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

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We learn that tho sul, go tbe United
slalss Court a. Washington, instituted
b. Tie late Gen. d. S. Roberts, against
t5s Remington aud other well Euown
breeeh loading rites for infringement Of
biz psteut. has been decided ju bis favor
slnac bis dscesse. THIS will give = large
sam Of money 10 damages besides being
the basis Of royalty for such manutac-
tafe, iu the future
--Frieuds, ROW is a good time for each
/ Of sou 10 send the name Of one new sub.
srflber for the Manchester journal
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send us = news item we shall be glad to
publish it, aud all the more 40 II il will
benefit you In the least. Then try and
beatfl us speak to your friends about
. The paper. II neighbor Jones continues
20 borrow yours every week, Just tell
/ him to send the little sum Of o.; or II At
Z an Office where the Journal is already
/ sent OIL 30, and IL will be sent 10 bis sd
dres, 4 whole year, postage paid, aud
/ then It can be read with the utmost free
dom aud comfort.
The officers Of the Batteuklll National
Bank, Tor the better protection Of The
fGnds therein deposited, have caused q
double thermometer bank lock TO be plsc-
ei upon their safe The beauty and safety
Of this lock consists In the fact that the
bolt il connected with machinery run by
two independent chronometers, which
are sct to run a certain number Of hours,
during which time The lock cannot be
opened, even by one having the key
When the fuliness Of time has come the
clock movement lets the bolt loose and
the person having the key can open it,
This especially guards against the over
towering Of the Cashier or person having
charge Of the keys by masked robbers. --
by which means 90 many banks are rob
bed, aud this Is to give notice to all bank
robbers that they needn't trouble them
selves TO disturb the slumbers Of Dea.
Black or any other man as he will be
powerIess to help them even If he has the
disposition.
The phiomatio Association Of Burr
and Burton Seminary was recognized
on Thursday evening OF last week. The
following business was transacted, aud
officers chosen; Meeting called to order
by Silas Moore, who held the office of
President from last term. Sccretary's
report read and accepted, J. NJ Mott
aud II, W. Hubert appointed as com
mitlee to get names OF all persons who
wish to join this society. Frank Il. utley
was chosen President; II. b. Canning
ham, lst Vice President; G. G. Cook,
2nd Vice President; +. L. Whipple, Sec
Rotary; WIN. G.. Barrows, Treasurer and
Librarian; ), NJ. Bowles, Critic; l., &.
Brown, NJ. 5. Mason and w. w. Page,
Directors. Editor and editress of Lyceum
paper, L. w. Raymenton, Miss Nina
Mason; Declaimer, VIM. &. Bsrrows;
Reader of selection, Miss Mary V. Mat
tison, with song by Miss n. l.. Kelly;
Question for discussion, Resolved that
brutes have reasoning powers aflirma-
tive, Cook aud Hubert; negative, Bruce
and Catlin. Motion made and carried TO
appoint committee 20 select papers for
reading room. BY appointment Of the
President, the committee consists of
Messfs. Bowles, Hubert and Cook. l..
W. Raymeuton, Secretary OF said meet
ing, The next debate occurs on Thurs
day evening, April slh,
FACTORY POINT,
Work has been resumed in Messrs
o. G. Waterbouse & Cos factory.
Change seems to be the order Of the
day here Just now. Many families are
removing their goods and chattels to Nth
Ct places Of residence, while some are
soon TO leave the town entirely.
MIR. A, l.. Graves has recently moved
into the house which be has lately finish
ed, aud which is generally considered
one Of the pretliest houses in our village.
Frank Wilson, Oldest sou OF / . B.
Wilson, Jr, Is quite low with the ty-
phoid fever, but hopes are entertained Of
bis recovery.
The houses which have been built
during the past winter by Joseph. Jr.,
and Henry Lugcne, oppo site the tin shop
are nearly completed aud ready for &C
sapancy. They win be fine looking
houses and great add iiion to that part
OF our village.
Charles Harding has removed bis
iewelry shop into TIN room in Howe's
Block below the one he formerly oeeu-
MED Au1 IN nom ia has tsLa, rtfases.