The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
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Mrs. NJ. &. Bates died Tuesday morn
Ing after long and painful illness. Her
remains were taken to Randolph for
burial.
Mics Miranda Parker, youns lady
Of this place, fifteen years OF age, has
jast completed bedquilt containing p
~ pieces. A very good occupation Tor
long winler evenings.
This centennial year will probably
be very prolific In wonders, The latest
IL 9 calf with three legs, belonging TO j.
A. Munson OF this town. The young
bovine Is large aud perfectly formed,
with the exception OF the fourth leg,
which 10 but mere apology for limb,
being bat few inches in length aud
very small.
DIR. swift, dentist, will be out Of
town from Saturday March 9TH, 10
Thursday, March sib. We believe be is
bound for New York, to attend the
Dental ConvoniIoo, to be held there next
week.
IS. a, Millelt, OF this village, has a
powder horn, formerly belonging to bis
grandfather who was Killed 10 mas.
sAcre by the Indians, In Western Massa-
obussells, which is euriously carved and
bears the date, deeply cut, l7ii. lie has
also the identical tomahAwk with which
his grandfather was killed. These, with
numerous other relies, will be exhibited
al the centennial meeting, at Music Hall,
Tharsday evening.
Lemons, weighing nearly pound
each, righ, from the patnam House yard,
are the latest arrival from Florida. With
oranges for diet and lemons for beverage
who couldn't be happy,
The Centennial Meeting OF the Man
chester Literary Club will be held at the
bssemen, OF Music Han, this, Thursday,
evening, promptly at 1880 O'Clock
Those who have relics OF interest are re.
qucsted 70 bring them, We are request.
ed 70 state that collection will be taken
up, for the benefit OF the Woman's De.
partment 10 The Philadelphia Centennial.
A general Invitation l. extended, and we
have no doubt The meeting will be very
interesting and well worth attending, In
fact. we know IL Will.
Town Clerks will do US favor, by
endiag 10 the election retnrus as soon as
posslblc after the election 10 over, that Is,
II they wish them 10 appear In the JOUR.
xAL.
--ChAs, S. Mason aud Geo. w. Hi.
Hard, Of Ruuand, who were bnrned oui
In the Bates House are, have fitted up
lbe store 10 ~ Merchants Row, where
they have rsmoved their stock Of good.
which are very little damaged, but which
they will close out At about one hall the
former prise. Read their advertise
ments,
--0ne OF thu noss shocking railroad &C
eldepts 10 the history OF our state, oeear
ell at south Wslllngford, "Wednesday
night Of lssl week. The sleeping car o
The southern bound New York Express
rAa from the track and turned over, set
ting the oar On fire. The occupants o
the car, eight 10 number, we're nearl,
an more % Less injured by the concus
sion, but all succeeded 10 escaping frou
The doors and windows, except WuliAn
n. Bissel,, son Of Charles II. BisseII, o
Chicago, whe was hemmed Ia BY ID,
debrts Of lbe eas. His father, who ha,
made biz escape from the ear, % rcspon,'
10 hls cries for help went back to try ~,
aid him, And beth were burned. Th
father, Charles A. Blsseli, was scnio
proprietor Of The Sherman House, for
merry Of The Antsis0n House, wa
formerly Of this State. and lbe remain
were ,aksa 70 Nsrgenbes, where ID
faaerai vas held on Tuesday. Tbi
road hsa been extremely fortunate in &c
AAAA W 4ANNs hA~t&&NAHf aaA We REtfth
thls IL The seoond Instance ia lts hlsiory
wheFc The life o. passenger has bee
Loaf.
The spring term 81 Barr aud Barto
Seminary wlii commence Wednesday
March I'd. The pnospect Is good Cot
fali term. No change 10 Instructors
Applications for rooms shouid be mad
% Prot. IL. II. sAkw At once.
KAcTnKf ruINT.
--fDs Ezra Eason AMI Mr. l. Boy
Wlssos are both quite siet.
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