The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17
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E. c. orvis and W. i. Orvis left for
Plorids this week
The weather to-day. Wednesday. is
pleasant, Mt OF course il is weather
breeder"
j. n Hard has received largo sup.
ply Of NOV Holiday Goods. Drugs, &c.
Read his nes advertisement
III Hubbard has purchased large
quantity Of turkeys for the Boston market
lie has nice lot
The first SNOW storm OF the season oc-
enred Monday night. Only two or three
inches fell, hardly enough to bring GU. the
''merry bells.
States Attorney Fem visited the classic
shades Of bennington Friday, where he
boldly entered the Lyons den and
brought the inmate 10 terms. Result.
fine OF 500 and one month in the work
house There is probably deal Of growl.
ing.
Henry Gray says he must have the re-
mainder OF the town tax or costs will DO
added. He has also received the state
tar. For The convenience OF those living
In that part OF the town ho will be at
Waits Drug store Saturday morning 1t
9o'clock.
Hon. r. w. Park has been chosen
President and his son in.law Frederick b.
Jennings Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Hudson River Tunnel Construction Co.,
with capital OF s2o00,0o0. The COM
pany is engaged IN constructing tunnel
from New York TO Jersey City under the
Hudson river.
The Garfield memorial sermon Of Rev
Mr.. Heed has been neatly printed by the
JouRsAL Office and those who have sub
scribcd for copies and all who may wish
copies are requested to get them At once. It
would have been printed earlier but for
largo amount Of work previously engaged
70 be done by the Journal Office.
There will 10 a meeting Of the State
Board ofAgricultnre in this place on Tnos-
day and Wednesday, Nov. Goth and 3Oth
Several noted agriculturalists will be pres.
ent aud address the meeting. We will on.
deavor to give full programme next week
The meetings will no doubt be very inter
esting aud profitable aud farmers aud 9th.
ers will ilna il for their interest 10 attend
all tho meetings.
A recent number OF the Boston Herald
SAYS: Patrolmau Felt OF the Fourth Police
did brave act yesterday in stopping
frightened team Of horses attached TO an
ice cart, which was careeriug at breakneck
speed through Temple place. The officer
Vas dragged ave or nix rods before he
could bring the horses 10 s,.ndstill. II
vas daring act. ADD its successful accom-.
plishment undoubtedly prevented serious
results
The bennington ASSOCIATION Of Con. |
gregsiioual minist.r will meet with Rev.
Mr.. Jennings on Tuesday. Nov 20 Az sooa
after 10 a NJ. rs may be found convenient
Papers arc expected from lirs, Lambert
aud PraiA and preaching services will be
hold In tho evening, The members Of the |
ssscciAtion are cordially invited 10 he
present Down train arrives 10 Benning.
ton al hali'past A ~, up train leaves At
23or.n. ]. ANDERSON, Register.
The docke,s arc out for the December /
term OF court II Bennington, commencing
Dee 9Th The officers Of tho court are: /
Chief Judge. Hon. Wheclock O. veAxey;
assistant judges. Hon. Edward kinsley.
Hon, Walter b. Randall; clerk. Hon. John
" Hall; deputy clerk. Ed l. Bates; shcr-
in. Myron Barton: States attorney, 10.
seph T. Fem. The docket contains 1870
civil cAses And 10 State cAscs--throo Of 4
which are liquor complaints The chan.
Gerry docke. has 81 eascs
The lAst Baassr ays: II il known 10
most OF orr readers that the statutes OF this
STATE require tha, the county clerk keep
hles u The several papers pnblished in
Zach coaniy. Hon Johny. Hall has late.
ly had The newspapers of bennington
county placed in substantial bindings. and.
30 far As We know. the iiles are complete.
THIS pail haa great eonveniraoe 10 those
wishing 10 consul, back nunber. Of the
county papers, whether j, be for legal al.
srriising. notices OF death. resolutions. Or
other matters M
Ii d Known 10 mosi people that
Memorial Hospital In memory Of the late
president is 10 be erected q, Washington
by fands eonisibaisi ior tins purpose by
ihs'Pe0pie II the United sisles The boa.
ps,si Will he general in its benefcenoe aud