The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-07

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81 lhs spriag. aud sure enough their pre-
dlc0ous ior onoc have been realized.
Jaagc Barton l. tie greatest sufferer,
bat lhe Whole vlllage Is more Or less aft.
ecied by The loss ,has oocEsioned. 4
notlre among the marriages will give the
particulars.
--Ai tha Aauaal oonyocslion OF Ado
birsm Chapter, Royal Arch MAsons, the
following officers were elected G. j..
Williams, NJ. n. n. c.; G. J. Wait. T..
X; ~. Alison, +. S.; c. u. Munson,
ircasurtSsSy a. Black, secretary r. d.
sisebo, c. o. II II. Eggles,on, + S. o.
T.. Adams, II. a. c.; l. II. Dench, NJ.
v $. II. Walker, NJ v. II. X. Fowl
er, n. ", Geo e Kendall, 4. G.. Tut
&c. stewards; $. w Bassett, guard; j.
y McNAughton, chaplain; l.. c. orvis,
orgsnist.
We call the attention Of our readers
10 The advertisement OF the celebrated
Buckeye Mower snd Reaper, maaufac-
tared by Messrs. Adriance, Plat g. CO.,
Ponghkeepsie, y. Y. The Buckeye has
maintained its position At the bead Of
harvesting maehines Tor twenty-five
years, aud has besn awarded the highest
honor Ia Europe and America. Mr.. Geo.
q. Burton Of Manchester, has secured
the agency for this vicinity, and farmers
are requested 10 give the machine q trial
before purchasing any other. A trial
will convince you that the machine is all
that the manufacturers clsim for it,
"The Best"
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
WIN, Bulkley has built lime house
near his kiln.
"A full line Of furniture can be found
at Dexter Boorn's new store,
&c. w. Utcy while at work on hls
buildings Saturday met with severe
fall. Two ribs were broken and other
bruises received.
The deer placed on the mountain a
few weeks sines are quite tame, having
been seen several times lately In the vi.
cinIty OF Petitioners mill.
"A highway has been opened from
the river road to Pettibone's mill. This
accommodates one corporation, while a
road from this place TO Barnumville,
which would Accommodate all, cannot be
had.
"A b. Conner is all smiles, and hap
piness reigns supreme within him and
all about him since the arrival Of a ten
pound daughter last Sunday. II is not
At all likely that that arrival had any
thing to DO with the squall Sunday even
Ing.
DORSET.
Oar church, which has been under.
going some extensive repairs, will prob
ably be completed and ready to occupy
by another Sunday.
AT the railroad meeting Wednesday
evening considerable enthusiasm was
manifested, and at the close the follow.
Ing committee was appointed: s. F.
Holley, G.. NJ. Sykes, ID. L. Kent, ii. w.
Beebe, II, b. Kent, ii. g. HARDWOOD,
Geo. w. Farwell, Chas. Baldwin, John
Curtis. We learn that the committee
have called meeting Saturday evening
Decoration Day was suitably observ.
ed here, large crowd Joining in the pro
eession from the village to the cemetery
The after dinner speeches, as also thos,
at The graves Of the soldiers, were inter
esting aud appropriate, aud the whole
affair passed off pleasantly and saiisiac.
torily
RUPERT.
The 9th annual meeting OF the Ben
uiugtou County Conference OF Congrega
tiona churches, will meet at this place
Tuesday aud Wednesday, June IL anC
~, Programme:
TUESDAY MORNING.
II O'clock, Devotioaai exercises, ley
l.. G. Partridge
1880 Organization aud Conference
business.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1880 Sermon. Rev. f. G. Read.
The Lords Supper, Rev. j. l.. Cook
aud Rev j. r. Aiken.
Report on the state of religion, Rev
r. 8. Pratt.
The Congregational churches and
Membership OF Bennington county, Ii
what sense and to what extent reach
aud control the public morals and reli
gious character OF the communities wher
they are located, Rev. /. Jennings snC
Rev. L. C. Partridge.