The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-05-27

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class dsys, Il obey SIRE energetic ia follow
sng H. Next week thc new paper The
Seminary Coamn.H Published uadcg tbc
ausp.aes of thc srnGor class, will make its
arst appearance. Itwlu be q quarterly
paper. aud will cou,sjn much instructive
aud interesting matter. Il is managed by
Mr. S. NJ. Baw.es, alias tbe Newspaper
man, aud edited by Mr.. Warren aud Miss
Merrill. We predlc, for it q glorious fu-
mre as literary journal Through the
judie.ous management Of Prof Shaw ey-
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FACTORY FONT.
Deacon Edwin Buniit has gone to
Cambrdgeport, Mass, to work at bis
trade. lie will be gone q year
-Kslsbrook has rented his bakery to
Frezon and Wait who will ran the bust
ness aud eudcavor to suit their customers,
--Messrs. 4. 6. Clark Il Co. have re-
placed their old foot bridge between The
tauncry and the carriage shop by new
one and placed one between their office
and curriers' shop aud grist mill, thereby
saving both time aud travel ia making a
short cut across the river.
We are sorry to learn that Geo. Card
well, who has been employed for the past
two years in Messrs. o. g. Waterhouse
& Co.'S knitting mill, is abost to leave
the place and return to his home in Alba.
ny to enter a drug store. The circle of
young people, OF which he is such a ge-
nial member, as well as the church in
which be has taken so active an interest,
will greatly regret bis departure.
The Rev. G. C. V. Eastman, late rector
Of St. Mary's church, Mortified, Vt, has
accepted a call TO Zion Church in this
place and enters upon bis duties on Sun
day June 9Th, Mr., Eastman is good
/ preacher, genial companion, and an
earnest worker, aud we hope he will in
fuse new life into this parish which has
been SO long without the ministration OF
a Rector
The house belonging TO a. G, Clark,
near the bridge, has been fitted up in fine
style and made very desirable place of
residence. 1t is occupied by Col. Col
burn and J. II, Whipple.
The Ondawa Game Club held its an
nual meeting Wednesday evening Of last
week. The following officers were elect.
ed: President, l., Munson; Vice Presi-
dent, Robert Ames Secretary, j. II.
Whipple; Treasurer, V. Grover; Execu,
tive Committee, NJ. S. Coburn, d. S,
Wilson, J. T.. McNaughton, Il, l.. Graves
w. II, Bundy, II. W. Davis, c, b. Nun
son. Agent TO prosecute violations of the
fish and game laws, K. Howard. The
club have rooms nicely fitted up in
Howes Block which is well supplied
with papers and magazines. The rules OF
the club prohibit the use of intoxicating
| liquors or gambling on the premises,
/ though the character of its members
would be sufficient guarantee
that no such thing would be tolera-
ted il the rules did not prohibit it, AT
their last meeting the following persons
were unanimously elected honorary mem
bers Hon John War; Of Troy, Hon. NJ.
c. Edmunds of Weston, w. c. Colburn
of Detroit and DR., J. Ii. Guild OF Rupert
1t was also voted to accept the PROPOSE
ton of DR.. NJ. G. Edmunds, Fish Com.
missioner, TO place a quntity of salmon
/ fry In the Battenkill river.
DANBY.
Farmers are improving this beautiful
I weather by putting in their crops.
Our well-known townsman, Mr.. &
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