The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

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srleodsd sleigh robes. one 5 Norway bear
lhe othcr wolf. ths property q Jodge
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70 make Il az obinct 10 bay Cali and
see ihsm Al ihe 5utse's store nerih viz
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extent 81 $4,000
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Nos {, tie Bfae 10 register as.a Labs
yoar 8orF Collars can be procured st
ihs stove aad hard ware store u West &
Broihcr, aud Mr = y Caudcid q, lhe
drug store wiil pui your name and nom.
ber thsreon, 10 scientific aud lasy
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III j. rumorca thay unless tie yes,Tr
u 81. James church lake measures to
hsve services 10 ghat church the coming
year, ths, an ,tIors viii be made 10 have
religious services 81 soms kind IN the
Town hail /, !. about dme that The
people ofibe sillAge took toe matter Ia
tbelr own hsuds, aud caused afattlmg
among The trF bones
4 very pleasant entertainment was
I given at the Town ban, Monday evening
Feb. u, consisting Of iableanx, oharades,
etc, 10 which all who took part acquitted
I themselves creditably. About go were
rsalized. which, We understand, will be
devoted 70 keeping s.. James Church
closed Tor another year
sAND0ATE
Young w. n Iloyt, Of Ills place
who was reported sick with brain fever
At Barr and Burton Seminary Use % faf
recovered as 20 have visited his home
last Saturday, returning Monday lie
attributes his speedy recovery TO the Jn-
deions treatment OF The case by DR.
Wymsp OF Factory Point, and speaks
very warmly OF the kird attentions
Of Prof, and Mrs Shaw, the teachers aud
his classmates generally.
Our cilktns will remember that
there is standing appointment for
prayer meeting Friday evening, II the
white church, and as an inducement for
more general attendance next Friday
evening, 10th inst, il may be mentioned
The Gospel Workers FROM Burr and Bur
ton Seminary, young men preparing ior
The ministry, are expected TO be present
to take charge of The religious exercises
They may remain over the sabbath. Rev
Mr.. Groat has already done good work
here but there is "morc to follow.
wooDFoRD.
MIR, Philip Smith hsd rc-union of
kin aud friends at bis residence last sun.
day, IL being his halfcgntury birthday.
The grand centennial ball was well
attended by the best citizens 1t was an
enjoy able affair. Browns Quadrlle band
gave the motive power in artistic style,
while A. D. johnson as prompter, Isl
second to none.
joel Simpson Of Sadawga lost an
ovorcoat while making music at the
Crawford house last winter, which has
recently been found and the purloining
has been charged to James Fitzgerald,
one OF The self convicted Bennington des-
peradoes.
Take ii by and large which is a
common phrase Of one OF The combatants
that sham fight in the Pine valley termi-
mated IN manner not pleasant TO think
OF by the one W no put the ball in motion,
aud is quite subject Of conversation
We were not before aware that we had
any prize fighters In town, Fred AYERS
that next time he will wear off the belt.
N. ID. Bartlett, who has been teach
ing school in Searsburg, debarked from
his camp in that place last week Monday
afternoon at half past two and walked TO
Greenfield, Mass, distance Of nearly
sixty miles, arriving there at $3.50 the
next morning. We surmise that Mr.. BIS
atlianced resides in G.. and that an en-
gagemcnt was pending for him to meet
her at 10 O'Clock that day Eh, Need
ham2
p OF, Wilson, from mewhere, be.
sieged the town with 1Amlng advertise
meuts Of his great (D phantasmagorical
panorama last week, but when the even.
ing arrived Tie Professor was non est.
About forty people assemble 10 see the
sights, who probably were well pleased
to lake their money home with them as
every one concluded that It was one
horse show.
That wire clothes line agent, who
came along the other day, aud tryed TO
! sell one OF the great conveniences TO
landlord Crawford by sgreeiug with him
IN politics and extoling the Republicans
10 The highest notch, evidently found that
be bad got the wrong pig by the ear, as
Crawford is staunch democrat aud
claims to be dyed in tie wool. When The
agent ascertained this fact be said that he
would be a democrat if the landlord
would buy one Of his olo,heslines. Craw-
ford replied that he didn't do business
in that way, but he informed the agent
/ that he might do good business in the
states illuminating purchasers
Soon after the breaking out Of tie
great rebellion Mr.. Chss. Dudd, and BIZ
three sons, Charles, George aud Willie,
/ nnlr ninllinn.l tnnra Of am u.I.lntnn rnH