The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-11-04

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% Saturday evening. lists8ea q their de-
lghiiRl oggcert - tbs town hall The
Kate Ihsyer eoaoeFt Is entirely out a. Ire
stfreosypo1 order u such entertainments
And ~ charming as il Is novel Miss
IhAysr sings wiih ezeeileat expression
And With charming case q manner Her
'eioo "a one of iho best on the concert
stage The spsuish Students were The
nofeiiy q the concert and mos, pleas.
nag novelty they were Tho audience be-
came wildly enthusiastic over their Der.
iofnAaces Their playing is highly arts
te their masis IS delightful No comb.
nation Of instruments that We have ever
before heard gives such entraneiag music
so dslieioasly rich aud free from all
harshness All in all, the concert was
highly satisfactory entertainment
FACTORY roiSr.
Joseph slocum has torn down the
old homestead on the West road lately oc
oupied By him. preparatory to building |
new house.
Regular communication Adoniram
Lodge No a. +. "A NJ Thursday eve
Nov llth at 7 o'clock A general atten-
lance Is desired as business Of importance
viii como before the meeting.
A. q, BgRR Sec.
Mr., Thomas Tathem, the owner aud
proprietor Of the factory died on satur.
lay last, after an illness Of only few days
nd was buried Monday in the cemetery
n this village Mr. Tathem was com.
'arative stranger among US, having re. J
loyed here from Greenwich, n. Y, only
few months since, but during his resi-
enoc here he made many friends who
ecpy sympathise with his family in their :
reAt affection
MANCHESTER pRpOT
M. u. Hosley lost team horse last O
eek. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence from Hudson Ii
Ass, are visiting their friends in this q
ace. D
Bngdes has commenced shipping
ocks from his quarry in Rutland to this q
ace 81
- W Kelly is making decided i'm N
ovement or his house raising the roof, IN
larging his chambers, &c. pl
$, q. Bridges steam whistle was
own one full hour Wednesday morning u
honor Of James A. Garfield a
Owners of horses sick with 'zootic" 70
u do we'll TO use the Teller condition :"
wders for sale at Blackmer's store. We ~
ve used them and think they are bene- - -
nl for the disease IN fact we know Il Il'
y them. az
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Henry Lawrence, while ut work for
q. Bridges in Peter Wymais mill OF
story Point, received injuries which at
i was thought would prove fatal. sta
floor and timbers underneath were VT
ng repaired, and hardwood plank
&c by ten inches had beea set for a ito
re or prop which, becoming loosened Bit
striking him on the head Mr.. Law
GO was standing on the ground beneath
floor timbers SO low that hi head was Wll
about two inches above the floor so ne, no,
he received the full force of the blow. les,
lay in an unconscious condition for 80 any
rs. He then revived and is now quite 70
Portable with a fair prospect OF recoy. tho
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