The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-11


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detl a. Earr Seminary seTfa' rtan ego
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The Erapotea convention 81 Mears
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ga,paasa q sett as sraagal 81 ere bad
s5aie Of Use roads
racEaEf ro1sr
-Rrv. r. =. oraaFsr. sluc Agent o.
the Ysfugut Tempsrc0ee Society, wi4
deliver Temperance 3ec.ars 81 he Baptist
Cbureh, uszt Sunday evening
- b. Tbayer oarrs 60 cell bic resi-
deuae 10 THE flafaEr "a IL ORE Of tae
most desrbIe plaees la tai, part Of lhs
e8gauy and ought 10 Esd q ready pur-
chaser.
Col CoIbBru, Administrator, will eel
tbe personal property belonging 70 The
esafe of }. Il. Estabro0k At hls ate resi-
deuce, ln this village, next Saturday, al
. ~ O'Clock a. NJ
The lecture Of comradc Bliss n tie
Baptist Church, lat Thursday evening
Was = well written aud an entertaining
production sud gave good satisfaction to
the large sudiruee present. Instead Of
dealing 10 wei. known incidents 10 lhe
lie OF Abraham Lincoln il was critical
auaIysis Of his character and the times
that produced him.
There will be q social Camp Fire Of
Post skinner 81 the Coiburn House Hall
BeRt Tuesday evening, consisting Of The
relation 81 The scenes aud incidents ia
army life, army souRs, Rotations etc
/ The public are iuYited 10 attend.
Mir. S. A Nichols Of hi, village has
made % IL pounds OF butter from 100
quarts Of miik The milk was measured
accurately aud the butter weighed at the
store where Il was sold The COWS be-
/ long TO no herd of fancy stock, but are
good, every day COWS. Who beats;
Miss Derby, teacher OF lie Primary
Department, District No. 9 sends The fol-
lowing report;
Scholar. 80, absent, Celia Lugeue.
Mary Phalon, Eddie Archibald, Charles
urquharl, Charles BonesteeI Absent
once Frank Lugene, Matthew Brady,
Hattie Vaughan. Not tarly, Celia Eu-
gene, Elite Davis, Mary Bently, Mary
Wilson, Mary Smith, Josephine Bowie,
Libbic Wcnard, Rosa Wcnard, Mary Bas-
set, Sarah Green, Frank Lugeue, Mat
thew Brady, Eddie Archibald, Charles
BouesteeI, Kirk Howard, Frank Esta-
brook, Jesse Nichols, Charles Dench,
/ Rosa Roberts, Luke Mann, Fred Wenard,
Fraok Bassett, Charles Burke. Only
/ eight scholars had over one tardy mark,
Mary Benuy missed no word ia the
/ spelling class during the term.
--Estabrook Is tearing down his old
/ bakery and moving the lumber TO aid in
the erection Of biz new building, near the
Colburu house, which is rapidly ap.
preaching completion.
EAST DORSET.
/ Livingston offers his billiard table for
sale ~ he want. the room it occupies for
other purposes.
! a. J. Mason has removed his carriage
shop to the south village aud wishes to
sell the premises lately occupied by him.
Mt Holus Grange Of the Patrons OF
hnsbandry was oaganizsd here by d. f.
/ Boydeu on Friday evening. The officers
are as follows: W. II, Bcebe, master; 4
/ l.. Bowen, oyerseer; Mrs. A. l.. Waite,
/ lecturer; w +. Stewart, steward; Il.
/ Dexter, assistant steward; Miss Laura a,
Beebe. ohapainiG. F. Griffith, treasurer;
+. NJ. Torrey, secretary; Mrs, q. +. Crit
9th, Ceres Mrs. Hosea Bronson, Pomo-
na; Mrs, A. Batchelder, Flora; Miss +.
Bccbe, lady assistant steward
NORTH DORSET.
john Cougdou having sold his hill
farm last fall, has purchased by bargain
the farm Of James Purcell
E. T. Luther has rented his farm to
George Parker, who moved from Man
chester last week,
Ice taken from Dorset Pond this
week measured Two aud nail feet in
thickness.
Our village scheoi closed last week.
There has bceu a very good attendance,
considering he uuusual severity OF The
winter.
RUTLAND.
-rown meeting passed OIL quietly, ~
ususl, the town polling the largest vote
Of ANY town Ia the state The business
could not al be transacted in one day
aud the meeting was adjourned to the
lst Tuesday ln April.
The weather for few days has been
quite spring Ike and the robins have re-
turned TO cheer oar hearts sfter a long,
cold winter,
-Bus.ucss prospects begin 10 look
brighter lea oar village, and ncrg hauts
are looking more cheerful aud begin to
talk of better times.
Rev Mr.. Richardson, OF Massaehu.
scns, preached very aecrptsbly 81 the
Baptist Church lass SUNDAY Mr.. Mills.