The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

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srt siansnr re hss an lpfuranps 81
ihros basirs3 dollars On lhs barr. sad i
alsa Insured 60 ths agnleaa
Feafls vii 90 vel TO bear IL miad
gtt iae towa aggAsflties oarr aaBd.
.re r wasl 81 Gvs haaare3 dollars % saY
pegssn 800 vii faralsh latormailoa
wh'1h vii esd 10 ne dissection Aad COO.
rietipa % ssy psr9a or persons VIC
haze sei or may attempt 10 sci AM ipeeu-
liafy Ores 70 lbe tewn q Manchester.
B2th engines we're promplIy oa hand
81 lbs Gre Taesisy ulght, bss there was
b eAahee q ay.pg ths barn, and 30
o,sc bulldogs were % dagger 50 they
could 4 q iiule hcaefi, bal The Undines
threw > stream 90 the Gre drawing their
WAier from lhc cemetery pond, and afler
ne laeiae srrired, pumped water iuio
tlg latser engine which threw two
streams % lbo Csc, which qaeneAed i
down very quickly
-llenry O'lIslr eat & gAsh In bis knee
With an axe while ehdcavonHg TO save
property At The fire, Tuesday evening.
Both this village and Factory Poln,
aro agiisilng The subject OF organizing
Gro districts. The Gre departments Of
tho two villages could DO made more ef.
tecliye and be more easily kept up in
good working condition by means Of
such organizations.
VIM. Buckley has large quantity Of
lime ready for delivery.
Tie Equinox House closed It's TWEEN
@ di,h season under the present manage
ment yesterday. quarter OF century
has wrought many changes 10 Manches-
ter, and The question: elias our village
sufficient attractions to make il perma-
nebi summer resort" may be considered
A. decided Ia the affirmative.
Rev. Or. W. W lIeldeu OF New
Lebanon, y T., preached very sccepta-
bly, st The Congregational church last
Sunday. In the evening be gave some
account Of Rev. George Muller, of Bris-
tol, Eng, whose statement at s religious
gathering II Hudson, N. Y, short time
since Mr., Beden beard. Mr.. Muller,
during The past iorty-seyeu years, has re-
ceiyed about four millions Of dollars for
charitable purposes, as be says In direct
answer TO prayer, without ever asking
for dollar either personally or by letter.
The facts In the case are well known, and
Il i the most wonderful on record.
The thanks OF the attendants at The
Congregational church are due TO Mrs.
II. Il, Baldwin and Miss Lizzie Graham
forthe many handsome bouquets aud fine
floral decorations which have graced that
church, almost every Sabbath the past
summer. Some of them required great
deal Of labor aud skin, and must have
made sad inroads among Mrs. Baldwin's
garden flowers.
VIM. Parker, who has been employ.
ca the last year or two TO run The town
farm, vanished week or two ago, |
and has not since been heard from. A
woman of unenviable notoricty who has
been town charge, vanished about the
same time. Parker was not owing the
town anything Of consequence when be
left, but was owing other parties small
sums. His son, George Iarker, will
complete Tie contract with the town for
he current year.
FACTORY POINT.
"A. g. Burr has new list of prices
'hcAper than ever,
Special meeting of Factory Point
Lodge, No 81, |. o o. f. at Adams hall
Friday, at 7 II O'Clock p, m. Business
II Importance will come before the lodge
md fall attendance Is desired.
Burton & Co. advertise new in
1oce Of choice flour which they are sell
ng cheap, also cassimeres, beavers, &c.
they keep good stock.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
la Manchester Center, Sept. %,
on to Mr.. and Mrs. Columbc.
james Green, who has charge Of 4.
H. Pratt's brick yard, Is burning kiln
u over two hundred thousand bricks.
Mr.. Alfred King OF Sunderland, has
commenced new house north of the
urnilure store,
WIN. Bartlett, who draws marble for
lawley & Fielding, drew b flock Tues
lay with four horses from the "blue
edge OF tho following dimensions:
eight feet and ten inches In length, iour
eet aud six inches ia width, aud two
Get aud Que inch thick
-Messrs. Hawey & Fielding have late
y put 10 water wheel OF the Wetmore
latent, Of forty horse power manufac-
ured by the sullivan Machine Co,
joncord, n. IL. IT. is undoubtedly one
# tho best.
-Francis Kilburn, who has for several
ears been 10 the lumber business, has
moved back TO the old place, the Burrtt
'rothcrs having taken possession Of the
nill property.
-Ii is proposed that the farmers aud
tizens Of Manchester have horse show
10 the grounds west OF the depot store,
)ct. 3, at 10 O'Clock q. IN. Any one who
Ias good colts or young cattle are invited
0 bring them, or any samples of crops.