The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
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MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER.
An ajoaraed school meeting il TO be
held ibis evening 70 Sdopi plan for a
new school bosse
The wlatcf term Of Burr & Barton
Seminary closes next Tuesday. There
will be yacsllou Of two weeks
Mrs. Rust and daughter, who have
re~ided 10 this village the past few years,
are soon 10 remove 10 Albany
Our engine house is growing rapidly
under the hammer Of the wotkmcn. II
IL located north Of the Congregational
church.
The sindeuu connected with Burr 4
Burton Seminary viii give vocal aud
instrumental concert next Monday eve.
ming. under HE direction Of Miss. II. NJ.
smith.
M. n, Wooster, Jr. i In town on
visit TO hs parents. Mics +. NJ. Woos.
ter Is visiting her sister III Bratteboro.
Miss Helen NJ. Black Il spending few
weeks IN New York
Next Tuesday the annual March
Geeting for the election Of ilicers viii
he held Ia the towns Of This state. Town
Clerks 10 this vicinity will favor US by
sending list oi oilieeb by first mail
thereafter ss The JOURNAL is Published
on Wednesday
Mrs. Wilcox viii sell any thing from
her stock Of goods at cost for one month
Read Blacsmer's new advertisement
"A lady, whose name VIC did not
learn, came near being run over by the
cars nj the station, Tuesday. She was
thrown down but fortunately was not
drawn under The wheels aud was rescued
from her perilous position
We learn that friend Orvis ia full of
business At tho Putnam House, palatka,
Fla. Fred. w Msullin OF New York,
who met with The unfortunate accident
at Dorset last summer, has so far recov.
cred that be Is At the Putnam House.
Another physician, Dir. G.. j. Grow.
ley, OF Cu,lngsyille, VT. informs Us that
lie hss made up his mind 10 locate here
aud viii be ready for business the last
OF this week. Tie has pracllced thirteen
aeSrs 10 Cuttingsyile aud Shrewsbnry
with good success. Oar yillsge seem.
10 be very attractive 10 members OF thar
profession, though il canuot be on &c.
count OF Il. being an unheslthy locality
February !. losing its reputation IS
a stormy aud cold month. Il has thawed
every day this month though there have
been two o. three whcn he THERMOMETERS
marked only l0s above zero IN the mora.
Ing snd it thAwed IL Tie middle OF the
day only in Che warmcst locations But
The month hes been remarkably mild
with little rain " snes. Look out Tot
March.
FACTORY rofNI.
MIR. Geo. 7, Utiey has gone 10 Mich,
igsn TO terve As clerk In store.
The old blacksmith STOP which has
stood adjoining the girls, mill for 80 many
years hss been removed, thereby making
great improyemen, 10 the appearance
OF that part o. she village A part Off
has bees torn down and tie rest has been
moved 10 The side OF The wagon she'd Of
Mr.. II. W. Davis add !, 10 be made into I
an eagiue house for Tie new FIRE engine
Oar village has purchased sre en-
sine vhish l. already 90 Tie ground
u l. Of large sisr, weighs POGO and will
work e. men GA tie brakes. II is second
hand aud VS.. purchased ~ low ptics
bat looks a. lhough !, might DO good ser.
vice. We ne,d more bose aud better
water supply ard then We shall be well ,
provided against Gre.
i,oGsar. ID
Our pastor. i. $ Pnu, is in Boston ,
Al present
kris nollsy Of I>aelpot \. T., In
towa 90 visit
The funeral services q Win. Jones
were beid Il BE late rssiasBes, saturday
afternoon. lie died Feb -. la The 7ad
year q hls age.
: The many friends Of Mr.. Curtis Rob.
insou, as Cd snd esteemed EILEEN Of lhis
town, wiil bs psined ia learn Of bis sssl. ,
oas Illness.
Isl. Goddard lsa Tor parts unknowa .
last week, leasing siek sud helpless !
vile aBd Two tmst children 10 Tie cold /
charity 81 he lown. s. osoe tried 10 .
hAnK himself, bul bic wife andlug Aisn. /
cut HIN down, and aos be rtpsys ber b. {
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