The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-13

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deuce OF l.. ID. Coy on Friday evening OF
the present week.
The excursion train for l,alisud,
Thursday evening, will leave Manchester
ri ak O'Clock. About thirty have secured
passage,
The spring term OF Barr aud Burton
Seminary begins next Wednesday, There
ought 10 be full attendance, as the
school under the present management is
deserving OF "a large patronage.
seldom Ia louder thunder heard than
IlhAt which aroused The soundest sleepers
about three O'Clock Sunday morning. IL
sfslrly made the buildings shake TO their
Foundations II was followed by a
scouple OF days Of warm weather which
mel,cd most OF the SHOW and now people
PRE- ready Tor the maple sugar harvest.
We learn that Bennington will carry
Dne OF The town bond suits Involving all
she important law points to the U 5.
Supreme court for hna adjudication,
4 WAillngloFd has voted 10 refund ils bonds
under The new law aud will take up all
lbs old which can be obtained. Two or
2ihfec other towns have called special
1neeIlngs TO take into consideration the
NabDeet OF the bonds.
The mali train from the south is fire..
qaeutY late, the trouble generally being
raused by delay on The Troy a. Boston
road. Several freight trains have been
otF The track on that road and Tuesday
#there was q serious collision Of freight
brains between Hooslck junction and
Eagle Bridge, wrecking two engines and
homs freight cars, but the train men
&ed Of and nobody was hurt. The
accident was caused by disobedience Of
zordee on the part OF the conductor Of
one OF the trains.
--Ua Monday morning as Mr.. John
Williams and c. G. Bell were returning
irom the village with loaded sleigh,
owing 10 the bsd condition Of the road
md the top heavy load the sleigh was
overiarned opposite Mr. Woostcr's resi-.
denoe, Mr.. Williams falling upon a newly
aharpeued saw which be had 10 bis hand /,
callIna y very seyerc cash 10 bis face,
eommeneing al the mouth, cutting
Through the cheek and nearl, across the
klie, also a sligh. sAsh 10 The chin. lie
w1 promptly silendcd by DIR TruIl who
made hlm AZ comfortable as possible
under The circumstances.
TIE eonoer, 10 be given by Giimore's
Baud 10 Rutland on the evening OF Thurs.
ia,, March laih, may well be esIled a
great concert" II will be the biggest
maaleAl event 10 sbe history CT Vermont,
--lhat Ia, larger number Ut hrst Glass
artists will lake par, Ia this concert than
aver appeared at one time 90 stage 10
& Vermont, aud the concert will doubtless
please . larger share VI people than any
musical entertaiBmea. given 10 the State
The Band 10 accompanied by Levy, the
ACKNOWLEDGED greatest cospet player 10
E the world, aud Niles Isabel stone, one Of
the nues, sopranos 10 the country. Gil.
mots's Band has Just returned IRON
triumphant tour Of Europe, darling which
they gave one hundred sBd City concerts
10 81 the principal cities. aud 10 the
preseaee Of the most cultivated audiences
znd best musicians ot tie Old World
Their success Vas remarkable. Wherever
they vent ,hsy bad crowded houses and
wev greeted wilh perfect ova,ions; aud
sbs press Of karope, without exception,
spoke Of them ip the higbes, terms on
praise, We have seen the criticisms OF
The Eaglish, Irlss. Scotch, Frrnsh, Daicb
and BelEl lao rtess, aud ,hey 81 agree Ia
their high es,lraGls Of The wonderfully
aocersls PLAY leg OF the greatest Amsrieaa
hand. No one who Wishes to hesF the
auess concert And The Arges, coacert
company ever in Vermont wll fail 10
al,end.
YAcroar poiNT.
Mr.. &. II. Seaiana closed bic school
on Friday lAsi
DIR. Edson has rtlafaed 10 lie home
With BE daughter ia VI hiis FiAins, y. \.
Nm. lease Nichols has been gate
siek With pBsamonls bet IL FeoossfiHE
DIR WymsH, wbo nGs besh Hearly
laid up Dor ever q week pAsl bf severe
sasbapeis on his aPpef l.p, i better AID
Il rec unllng Bic dalles cnce more.
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