The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-20


tals tIms It t3sE from % tat nsa Noted
aud bssaHfal baassnE sa touH, Tie
Kpfy Ops1 llease tas pi#3e gf agf
people TIE Gre was Era ass55vraea
ahaat faaf aark g. m-s Egl lt ttca
locked ~ ff il caaIa easily De Hul out.
hat bsfart gbsy eaad Eel s srssm on The
Nbeka notth SIDE IF tse bulI5ag from
cellar Sc roof vas aue sbesg q flame, lhs
waisf onIy seemed 10 s3J fatI 10 the
fames. TIE Gtemtu soaa made ap their
ulnds that Ihe Opera Haase could nol be
saved aad 30 turned their attention 10 The
blocks Edio.n.as. Las short tlme Tie north
Wal fsll uIaH abe roof af Ihc J. G. Duua
block aud crashed i % the groaHd in au
Instant TOE marble block CA lbe south
was uot Injured a the lcas3 The Opera
House block was occupied by W.F, CadY
Bgrubam a Temple, n. G.. Hayes and
~. N. Kingsley. The Total los. amounts
20 $4,000. Iusurcd for $1,000 Rat
laud was Indebted ior tbls magnificent
bail to the ilbemlty Of bor venerable
citizen VIM. \. Ripley, Ia. IL Is all
owing 10 thls hue bsll tbat We haTo been
favored with SO many drsi-c.sss enter
tainmeuts, Here we have listened to
Psrcpa, Theodore Thomas. Wieueski and
Camilla urso, Ole Bull aud great many
others that we do not think Of At present
We sincerely trust that Mr. Ripley will
agalu honor tho town and himseIf by re-
building his syorite hall.
BoNpyILLE.
school commenced Monday lOlb,
taught by Mics sage. We are expecting
q good school az she is an experienced
teacher sud Mir Boyle, the committee,
selected from several applicants.
Sunday morning about one O'Clock
we bad a severe thunder shower accom-
panied with wind and hail Rather an
unusual thing for thj, season OF the year
when it Is as cold "a. il was Saturday.
In your last issue / noticed that the
old harness shop hsd been turned into ii
store etc. zee at glance that the cor
respondent was not Patron IL is not
correct The old harness shop is new
one and Eugene's shingle still hangs
out, aud those who want nice harness
will do well TO give him a call, A team
ster occupies his barn aud leaves freight
there for the Changers. The Grange is
In good working order and increasing
finely.
Nj. W. Newton is doing a good BUSH
ness ia the line of lumber aud chair stuff.
Orders for several carloads ahead,
LONDONDERRY.
During the thunder shower last week
/ the lightning struck at least three times
in this town, but did no damage of any
account.
Tuesday afternoon the dwelling house
Of Seldcn Benson occupied by Otis
/ Boyee at South Londonderry, had mar
row escape from burning. The fire took
from a stove pipe In a partition and was
discovered in time to be extiuguished
without serious damage.
roWEsuENp.
II. c. Rand late OF Peru has bought
the w Il. Rand farm, in Connection with
the d. j. Rand place. We notice among
his herd some cattle formerly from the
yard of A. G. Clark, Factory Point.
"A few days ago Df. Iolton of Brat
tleboro, with his assistant and DR.. Ellis
Of this place, performed remarkable
surgical operation on the face of Mrs. 5,
Miller. He extracted an eye tooth aud
then sawed the jaw bone of aud entirely
removed it back to the joint, This was
done to get rid of bone lumor as large
as hens egg. Time of operation % min.
utes Mrs. Miller is now doing well.
JAMAICA.
benjamin Muzzey has rented bis farm
TO his son John for year or more,
Mark Livermore and others are buy
ing quite a lot Of cattle to stock their
pastures this summer. Most Of the young
cattle are now turned out for the summer
EAST ARLINGTON.
Rev NJ NJ. Curry, former pastor OF
the Methodist church at East Arlington
will deliver a lecture at the church on
| Wednesday evening, May 10Th, 1875, al
| Z - O'Clock Admission to the lecture
free. Immediately after the lecture 8
supper will lac given ia the new parsonage
building and all are most cordially invited
TO attend. The ladie. Of the society
promise good time to all who may at
tend aud the hosts of friends that Bro
/ Curry lett behind ST the close Of his pas
,urate will enjoy a treat in hearing bin
again. lie assures us he will surely come
The proceeds Of the supper go to the
benefit Of the parsonage fund.
WEST ARLINGTON.
/ Heavy frost Monday morning.
School 10 Dist. No. Z has begun, Mis-
Hedge, of Cambridge, n Y, as teacher
-Ilurd & Co., at Shusban, are selling
for cash aud At low prices. Give friend
Clark a call.
Walker, Of Sab City, pushed through
a large ralt cf logs for his mill iast week
The most We have seen in the XIII for 4
long time.