The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

NANcugstER.
Tic Journal Office recently received
81 order i9r large amount Of printing
to 81 sent 70 Florida. They might 60
farther apd fare worse.
From late Florida Papers we notice
thn frioni Orvis l. stirring them up,
down there, on the sidewalk question.
Ihere il some difference between marble
Sidewalks aud pigs 10 The street, but II
there Ia auy IIle IN them Oryis will bring
IL cat
The wind blow fearfully down in the
valley Monday night, II took portion
u he roof from Daniel Purdy's barn
snd sct {, down In the road We have
learned ofno other damage IN the yicin-
i,y,
"a correspondent writes that bis
ducks began 70 lay this year 10 February
ana never have before until April o.
May. lie wishes 10 know II any one in
this part Of the country ever knew Of
lbeir commencing business so early in
.lhg season
"a school district clerk wishes to
know how long school district is requir-
"a % sustain school on their own
money, before they are entitled to a
snare q the public money, and whether
tie Burton fund or other funds can be
counted 70 the credit Of the district.
Who can expIAins
--I'roi Easily, OF London, Eng, who
gave readings Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of last week, Is an elocutionist
OF rare power. Coming to US a stranger,
be did not have large audience, but all
who heard him were greatly delighted
With iis readings. II be should come
here again, a. lie intends to do, there
VIII more 70 to hear him. In the power
70 pcrtonato character he Is superior to
,ho most famous elocuiioDists Of the
country.
- 3. HOLSTER has contracted with
Tyrtl and Kent Of South Dorset, TO
furnish them with large number of
tloeks from his quarry for each year for
ten years Mf. HOLSTER has sold the re-
maluder Of tho Lester farm TO Michael
lsOjdy
Hon. II. g. Root, Of Bennington,
who 81 stopping AZ the Putnam House,
paaika, Fa., has remembered bis Dorset
friends With box Of splendid oranges,
some of which found their way to the
Editors table. Tie such srcet courtesies
is lheso hat make life 10 this climate,
IN the winter, endurable
--1hc school Ia district No 2, taught by
Miss Emma l., Sykes, closed March %,
sitter session Of fourteen weeks. Her
bert J. Bowen bad 10 absence marks.
The following are the names of the
pupils having 30 tardy marks; Lizzie
Il Bowen, battle d. Purdy, Frank 4.
Boscu. Nlss sykes kepta very good
school, bu. could have done much better
had tbe parents looked sitter the interests
u their children more.
]. " BowrS, Diet, Clerk.
.tEzrhc ahnuAl school meeting for tie
election Al otlieers i held, by law, in all
the school districts on the ast Tuesday
eSaning d March, which will be next
week, Let al voters attend, for no sub
Jea, eyer comes before The people Of
greater Interest than the school meeting,
aud there i 40 other 20 universally neg
loCtcd Oue reason Tor dali aud unprofii.
able schools may be found ia the fact
that she parents do no, feel Interest
enough In them to attend The school meet
ing
Lyman Harrington, E.q former
resident q iAis town, died ID Benuing.
Zoe, Marcb lo.h, sgea s. yesrs ne va.
I'll laslnesa ID ihis town for more thar
lhiug yeafs, was postmaster a Factory
Pahs, igr several YEAR,, and held other
oiAass q trnst Mr. Harrington died q
iew yenrs sino@. OF their children Mrs
f. 4 Robinson and Mrs.. A. + Lyman
reside ia bennington; Msl Moses liar
giheton, ile oldest son, j merchant L
New York city, aud Col. 6 y. HAring
GOA hiss charge q The Census Burcan
nepArtmen, Of tbe Interior, At Washing
tsa
oar elise storm" ihis year was iaill
gp 10 tAs standard Monday morning
the Thermometer WAS down 70 aero u
yas yilage, ADD ten below 10 sem.
pssees in thls vicinity. Il grew wArme
danag ihe day, and Mondsy might a.
hsraess STERN ~ lie season sci iH
NtsflF 4 i8gi 0f solid snow ieiii aoeom
rAalei Is hlgh wibd, BAT ended wilI
rAin. TIE traias seFe 81 greatly delay
"a sHa 30 malls were received 81 u.