The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01
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HANCnrsrEA.
IS. q. Cone Il repairing sud repaint-
Ing bis residence,
The county conference Of Cougrga-
y lional ministers meets here today
4 Wednesday.
Mrs. J A. Woods has been making
great improvements about her residence,
filling up, planting trees, etc.
We bear but little said concerning
Il political nominations FOR this county, Il
i good time to begin to talk the matter
over
People arc requested not to leave
their autographs on our office Windows,
n We have engaged a woman 70 wash
& then for us II she ever gets at il.
The Taeonlo Hotel will be open for
business June lst. Some improvements
have been made on It, aud We have no
doubt II win be kept 10 0rst class
style.
--"Om Probabilities gets II light
eight times out Of ten, bat he cost the
country lAsi year the neat liltle sum q
ESQ, 900, Iittle MORE than two cents for
#each man woman and child.
Next week The jane term Of County
Court begins Il viii Be foe opportu-
nily to bring along or send the subscrip.
tion you owe Tor the JorRNAI. We
shall be Al home and glad to see any OF
our friends, especially Il they have any
lnoney about their clothes.
The flowers FOR the decorations IN
lockwood Cemetery, Tuesday, were all
arranged by Mr. aud Mrs, BALDWIN,
There was basket, boquei and ever
green wreath for each grave, and more
Beautiful or fitting array we have seldom
soen. They were partly furnished from
The cemetery green house, and the school
children gathered a large quantity Of
wid flowers.
Warm weather with showers on
MondAy have made wonderful change
n The appearance Of The country. In the
VALLEY the trees and fields are 10 their
most beautiful dress while the yerdure is
creeping higher aud higher up the noun
lalns, soon to reach The top, We have
poms compensation for long, cold
winter
We bear nothing very encouraging
conocrning Fourth Of Jaly celebration
IN Manchester and presume the thing
will be given up unless young Ameri-
ca ge,s up something. The good peo.
#Is Of Manchester ought to take some.
thing 70 arouse their dormant patriotism.
Perhaps, however, Il Is not 50 much
wAnt OF patriotism A. Of hard cash, but
onf forefalhcrs Of '56 did not hesitate for
want Of cash.
VIM Buckley Of this town has shown
Us some Old books which are quite
curiosity. The fret i large book pub
lished 10 England 10 1861, which has
been Ia the Bn,kley family over one
hundred years having been purchased By
OHver Buckley 10 Hartford, Conn,
April i762 II claims TO be pbilosophi.
) cal aud scientific work, but Is mixed up
with = great deal OF superstition, but
il valuable since 1t shows the belief Of
scientific men Of that day and the great
discoveries which have been made 10 The
pasi iwO hundred years MI. Baikley
has also Websssr's spelling book, one
% The lnt edition, and aa arithmetic
printed in Middebury, VI, 10 iso5,
when he currency was generally rcek-
oaed In peands. shIling Aud peace, Al.
lhoagh il was after The adoption by The
government OF The decimal system Of
none, also al old edition Of Kugish
cotnedies printed IN England some time
Ia the la, century.
IA article 10 lhe RailAud 6tg6e
questions tie authority 81 oar statement
that iaagc David Davis, II Tie Il. s.
Sapreme Coari. WAS 4a eAgIy aiadeai ui
liagt An1 barton Seminary Toe ar-
Principal d this SEMINARY va Rev Dr.
i.ymAH Coleman, uos 81 IA fagtllc
college, Peansy vAaia. Among ne ear.
IS paplls VITO came nnder his Instruction
uas yoaHg man u The name q DAv.d
Dayis. Tts was 10 lsSA lie i rcmein.
bercd BY DR. Coleman a student q
uAfked ability and an excellent scholar,
BAT dependent chiefly, 4 net altogether,
upon his own efforts fof tie mesuf q
possessing - edueAtoa Aarf two
terms 81 siHdY, be seat g Illinois.
where be engaged ia The aady Of Aw
Gnd where Dr.. 0olemAh Afterwards cot.
responded viii him. From Information