The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
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"A proirscled rain has csused nearly
All the snow 10 disappear, aud made II
very muddy. Poor prospect tor maple
sugaf.
IS. Pike OF Sunderland, and Dwight
3Ta,lor u Rupert sdVertiss stock for
Bale.
Barr has new advertisement. He
s. Il selling paper bangiugs, clothing &c,
b, extremely low prices
: Regular meeting OF Adouiram Lodge
&thi. Thursday evening, Of Adoniram
chapter. Thursday evening Of next
week
--Orvi,s PuinmA uonse, PalatkA,
FLORIDA, has been filled to OVERCOMING
tho past few weeks. The season for
them has been short bu, very good while
Il lasted
Capt. Wooster has accepted the
agency for the sale Of the life OF the late
Keen. Custer. II 10 very interesting
book and ought to command an extern
slve sale.
--lndine Fire Go. have just received
zoo feet Of new hose, but through mis-
take OF the manufacturers the couplings
no not iit The old hose, and II had TO be
retained for new couplings.
Arthur G.. Garfield, OF this place,
Aud Julius II. Seymour. Of 1t. Adams,
have been elected editors Of The Willlams
College Aihcnaeum, Que OF the best col.
lege papers In the coaniry.
The ssles at the auction at Channcey
Green's homestead Indicate that prices
are going up again. Al least the articles
sold brought good prices aud there seem
ell 10 be good demand. Better times
are al hand.
Capt. Thomas closed his three nights
Entertainment Monday evening. The
audiences have ell been small but the en-
tertAinmenls were good. The captain
beats any sleight of hand performances
travelling. Some Of his tricks, and be
has great variety, are simply wonder
ful.
-Fifly-two CANNES have TINS far been
immortalizsd by having their usmes
placed on the register OF The town clerk.
As many more will be placed there or We
fear the daisies viii blossom over their
graves, aud perhap. their owners win be
lined
TIE gathering OF the sabbath schoo
connected With Congregational churet
al the homo Of Rev Dr.. Wickham few
days ago. was very pleasant affair, en-
joycd alike By superintendent, teachers
aud scholars, and now the question IL
whose other doors will be opsncd FOL
AlIsllsr social gaihetingsl
The citizens OF bennington hAs,
s held onl such strong Inducements tina
John W. Bsebe, OF the Law firm OF Niue
4 Beebs, has decided 10 remove TO tina
place. The partnership will be dissolve,
though Mr.. Becbe will continue with Mr.
Miner In suits already commenced. Mr.
Beebe has been steadily gaining 10 pro
fsssioaal reputation slpca be first com
meneed practice hets ioar or I've year
ago. lie has many friends here who ar
sorry 10 have him remove from Town An'
who Wish him success 10 his nee locA
lion.
Al the annual scAool meeting Tues
day evening The following otscers wsr
elected Moderator, 3 g. Cine; clerl
and treasurer, /. ID. Coy; collector, g
u smith; prudential committee, H. X
Fowler, A. II. Coy, N. II. Wooster; 81
dior. s G Cone. Voted ajax Of /
oeuis on The Krsad LET, The tax vote
ter new school honse, "a cents, maxim
Sc eeuis IL all TIE plan OF The ne,
school laonse has not yet been decide
upsn. The committee 10 decide 90
psn consists 81 TrumAn Perkins. c.
SWEET. +, j IlAwisy, A. l. Miner an
;. G. Cone. Toe Gni TIRES being II
regular building committee.
FACTORY roiS1.
Cas-. II. Bnrrit Of Detroit, Mich
Is maklug eying visit to friends
bone.
Tie roads around here are la teri
be oondition Al pressnt, especially u
one ltsding from this poiut to Sou
Dorset.
= Bishop Bisssll wu unable 10 he,
his appointment 10 he parish Of ZlS
ehaFeh in lhis village Oh Tuesday Of u
week, on seooans o. ~ bsal,h. II
Aopsd Is mar ke able 70 bs here sou
slms 10 April.