The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-18

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seven mHHou dollars l. caspon
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bsud, have bsta esaea u b ibe sesfe.
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vAl-a wiH cease sitter the Il, day q
April pntss Interested csn Gnd oni
ire dssesip,sgu Or he called bonds a. seY
asilosai bsak, We doa'g happen g bave
say 2b2NI us.
- Tbs Sidewalk % TIE sAs, side q ite
street has bern shoveled oct every day
sod kept 10 good e9nditi9u Cor pedesiri'
tut. whle ibs west - more o. less Or
stfucted ~ hass dHns. though soHs Of
the wsrtls kepi shoveled out on that
side. 1h. condition q lhiugs ], reversed
uow AID ,bs west IA the "tweniy.hHe
crai slat
There vas distinc, sarlhqaske
sh0cA Ia lhls yiclnily few minutes pas
2 O'Clock. "Wednesday morning. j.
wss i stysrsl people ~ this village and
also II Sunderland and Arlington Ia
tie latter place Il shook the buildings
qaltc pcrcsp,ibiy, even throwing down
,hipg. I. W. Mlneit, who Is wAlcbman
81 O w. Brsdleys mill Ia Sunderland,
says there we're two distinct shocks pear
together sud ,hAt the building was con-
sidersblt jared. throwing ,hlngs from
The bracket. where they we're suspended.
when msu Is reused Up At night by
Ore on The opposite side Of ,be street
sud jumps out Of bed aud starn for tbs
front door. bat by mistake opens the
wrong door, and pinnges bead first Into
the sellar, Il l. quite likely 20 dsmpen hls
arduf some what. That i what happened
10 the editor Of the JOURNAL Wednesday
morning. No permanent injury resulted
lrum the flying leap, bat he thInEs Il .
good way Ia which TO study Anatomy.
lie knows, now, just how many bones
are 10 the human body. He thinks II
strange that people will construct houses
with two doors near together, exactly
alike, one OF which opens directly
into tbs cellar.
"A few minutes before five o'clock
Wednesday morning the school house In
this village was discovered to be 10
iames, The fire when discovered was just
bursting out OF the window on the front
end. AZ this time the inside was pretty
well tiled with flame, aud though an
effort was made TO get inside aud save
the teachers register the fire and smoke
prevented its being reached. The teach.
er reports that the ire IN the stoves aud
everything about the premises was all
right when she left the evening before
The doors were properly fastened and
the windows appeared to be all right
when the 6re was discovered. The
blinds 10 the windows were closed so
that ire might be burning for some
time on Inc inside without being discoy.
cred We are inclined to the opinion
that spark or small coal from the stove
must have dropped .iuto crack in the
floor where IL smouldered until il fina!ly
broke out al the time IL was discovered.
The house was built yearly thirty years
ago but was 10 good repair having lately
been shingled and ceied mp on the inside
II was insured IN the Vermont Mutual
for $500, Many of the scholars lose their
books. The 1re was too far along when
discovered to admit of saving anything
though the alarm was given and the peo-
pie promptly en- hand.
FACTORY roIS1.
Marshall j ilapgood OF Peru, will
deliver lecture on Personal Education,
Wednesday evening, the cath inst, at
Adams Hall. The lecture will be free,
and II is to be hoped the hall will be well
filed
The snow and blow OF Monday night
filled the roadg, which were already full,
so completely that Geo. Wait, our euter-
prising stage driver over the mountain
between this point aud Jamaica, after
making desperate effort to get through,
was obliged to give up and return home :.
George deserves great credit for the
/ faitbfalnes. with which he has fsli lied
/ his duties during the severity OF this uu-
usually trying winter.
The play OF "Ten nights ina Bar
Room" was produced by the Factory
Point Dramatic Company, at Coiburu
/ House hali, Thursday, Friday Aud Sat-
urday evenings Of last week To good
house,, aud was capitally played. Every
j part was % well sustained that il would
/ Toe lnvdious 10 make any comparisons &.
i Especial mention must be made however
OF M.. Susie Burr, little girl who has
only ju,l reached her eighth birth day
who took the part OF little Mar, aud Il
hardly seems as though Il could have
been rendered any better. Ga Tuesday
evening by request, the company pro-
duced he play Al the school house hall ia
Dorset, before small but appreciAiive
audience.
/ DORSET.
--Sociable TO he held this week Thurs.
day AFTERNOONS aud evening 81 tue resi-.
dencc OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aurelius Sykes.
We had meetings during most OF The