The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11
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DIR. Trull, who hss recently located
In Manchester, adyerlises making a spe.
eially Of throat and ling diseases and all
chronic complaints.
The Teachers Institute for Beunng-
ton county will be held 1t Manchester
commencing Thursday evening, Nov. LIST.
Ere notice among The advertisements.
The town meeting last Tuesday,
called 10 see II The town would grant aid
TO the Brattleboro aud Whitehallrailrosd
voted not 10 extend aid, l5s TO 100. The
probabilities are that the friends OF The
railroad will try Il again
-. NJ. Prai, OF the depot store has
new advertisements which all who wish
TO save money should read
"A number Of young men In the vii.
Iage sud vicinity have arranged to erect a
telegraph line for the purpose Of learning
the electrical art. The wire has been
purchased and win be pnt up within a
few days.
WIN. u. Burton and wife leave to.
day for Ia Crosse. Wis, 10 be gone some
lime. The visit Is partly made on &C
count Of Mrs. Barton, whose health IL
vsrypocr, And Il l. thought that change
Of Innate may be beneficial.
AT the annual meeting OF the
woman's Board Of Missions, Mrs. l.. ID.
Coy vas reelected President. The fol-
lowing collectors were appointed for the
different districts, Misses Adelia SWEET,
Minnie Perkins, Florence Wooster, Lib
bic Walker, and Mrs.. Edward Spring for
Factory Point.
--lIev. Mr.. seeley Of Richfeld Springs,
n. T., preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday aud viii again next
Sunday. Mr. Seeley graduated at Burr
aud Burton Seminary In 1859, and at
Middlbury college in 1868.
The meeting Of the Congregational
church, last Saturday voted unanimously
10 invite Rev. w. s. Hazen ofNorthGeld,
VI, TO become their pastor, and meet
Ing Of tho Congregational society Ia called
next Saturday at o'clock, 10 hear there.
port Of ltrir committee in regard TO the
matter
The OLD iayoriles, Clark q Whites
Mias,rels. will give an entertainment at
Music Hall, Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
George N. CArk, Hank White, Thomas
Maynard, Eddie Lincoln aud Johnny
Mack. all hrsl class performers and all
old iavoritss, will be ou hand Clark
and White are both Vcfinouters aud,
having the best show Of tho kind travel.
lag. they deserve good house. We are
quite sore They will gel i. for they al
Ways d..
Tie following letters remain uucall-
ed Ter 10 Tho posl ofiicc, Manchester, VI;
Charles s. Adams, Miss Louisa d. Blake
Mn jennie l.. Bridge, james Ballou,
NJ. 4. Bans. Messrs, Cady & Dorset 2,
Dame Jnlio Demnsohe, Miss Maggie l..
Gann, Robert ksrRey, Joseph w Pres
coil, {. n. Philips, Hiram Reynolds, d.
II, swallow, L. W. Ray, Josheph Tstro,
Hagh TIernon. Horace Williams, + n.
Wright
The adjourned term Of the county
oouft 10 hear tie case in which the par
ties IN lalsresl arc T. W. Park and the
Troy q Boston railroad Co., was called
Tacsdsy lnernlng, aud lasted jos. four
inlantes by The clock. There were pres
cns Judge Carney, Sheriff Crofal, Clerk
Hall and Hon. a. y. Ganiaer. After
the proclamation By The sheriff the latter
read Stipulation between the parties
Ia the case, which amoaals to settle
meai, and there being no business before
il Ihe court adjourned without dste. This
i lhe lAst Of this famous case which has
been "a The docket for more thAn ten
year,, aud which has caused great deal
Of lEoable aud expense nol oaly 10 the
parties themselves, bat the unfortunate
break which vAs The occasion Of The suit
has caused great deal Of trouble aud ex-
peDse 70 The people ei ihls valley.
Though re Ike, sometimes, 10 see good
sqaarr fight Ia lbe court room, such as
lAls trial would have bees, yet We are
glad Il i settled aud the differences =,
last Imie2biy arranged.
r1cToEf l0lAq.
Tit regular communication q Ado
niram ledge viii be o. 18Th. and Of
ne IAapieF, CT, gaih.
"a. {. Bafr wiil ceaiinae his sale
aniii Oct. zota, oWinE 10 bis laas weeks
pries Ass reashins o. leo lsis iOf publ