The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30


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voted % raise . taE o. 81 cents on The
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district for schools, &C., aud sls1 20 build
ssgllsblc ienee around the school lo, aud
make fach other Improvements 81 lbe
/ committee deem necessary, The commit.
Ice appointed 10 buad The fence and fi up
tie grcapds afe NJ, S. ColJurn. Rolrrt
Ames and Gilman Wilson.
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MIR z nanuing's singing school
closed vita apubic concert on Thursday
eHeuiug hst. The young singers Acquit-
ted themselves with much credit, con.
sideriog many Of them we're attending
FOR the iir.t llmc.
--Oog lAta nsstiass, roaeoeled by
Broibe~ SheftaAn, lIsycrs uud Hudson,
we're vel attended, and an unusual de.
gree Of interest was manifested BY many
who have not heretofore been constant
attendants
SOUTH DORSET.
"A correspondent who seems to be
wen posted sends as the following; Oar
highly esteemed friend and merchant
Nathan Sanford, has recently sold hls
real estate and goods to james Coda, who
intends TO continue trade IN the old place
which is very gratifying to our citizens,
~ i Is hoped his seus0 oi duty will not
allow the place 70 become a low GROCERY
which i might. have been hed ii fallen
into other and more unreliable hands
--Messrs S r. Prince & Co., well ,
known marble dealers Of this place, are
thoroughly repairing their min, which
looks as though the hard times had not
blinded their eye for business. Judging
from Appearance they se4peel this cen
tennlal year to be ono Of pfoht, Their
productions go largely to Philadelphia.
We have five or six dealers in intox.
icating drinks within radius of mile |.
and half who have ample facili ties for
supplying the wants Of the community
Ia that direction We cannot boast OF !
large pigs, hens cggs, a0c. but think we
stand akead IN being able TO supply suck
ers with the ardent. We hope those
ladies who have taken SO much pains b
10 obtain names for the suppression
Of the sale Of liquors will see us in our |
trouble aud contribute their combined
efforts on this little place and blow every
grocery 50 high that aerial passengers b
Fan never reach them.
We learn that Messrs Tyrel a Kent, t
who have The largest mill il this vicinity,
nave run il nearly on fail time during the v
winter, aud almost entirely on orders, a
md expect to DO more business this year 2
han ever before, judging from the fact A
nat their marble is constantly gaining in G
ay0r with dealers over soft aud Inferior Il
ioek which il thrown on the market. a
they are building mp large business N
shich gives employment to great NUM- n
,er Of workmen aud gives life to the b
'lace. They have recently purchased of il
!. d. HOLSTER about $4,000 worth of "
,locks Of East Dorset Italian marble, il
which, added 10 what they had before, Al
makes them the largest stock Of blocks f
yer owned BY one company in Benning- ii
on county.
While South Dorset can boast OF her
toccries Last Dorset takes the lead of
be world In having the largest diamond
We are Informed by re- fl
able party that an euierprislng firm Of a.
bat place recently ordered from the Sn-
ivan Machine CO., Of Claremont, n. H., al
ne bushel OF diamonds, such as are used Il
. set 10 drill heads. Finding Il very ex. d
ensiye sending the drills to Claremont pI
% repairs, therefore, as in other things, III
hey have taken the lead In introducing
be plan Of keeping fetc diamonds on n,
an with which 70 do their repairs and U
ave delays, which should be done By all
ariies owning sndrusning drilling ma
hines; though when we consider that "
nc diamond no larger than small pea
osts five dollars the question arises, how 70
iuch would a bushel cost, and would il
advisable for all qnarrymen IN these 70
ard times to order 10 lots Of bushe 70
ach, and are the Sullivan Machine Co. h
ways prepared TO all such orders. "a
RUPERT.
The storms OF The 20th, 2lst and the .,
9Th were a pretty forcibIe admouition a,
gainst leaving things around loose. Sap
abs especially took a tremendous rise
bout these times, and nearly al the ="
loyeable property IN the country changed