The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-19

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Nina Eliza woleh 81 ssraiags La
s@1 IL tgvn rcoezty.
/ John Tsshes Is haaidins new tue riorl
dvsIliss hoass tosthiDssh
4 Oar Ir.assor crchhngcd pulps4 viii
The Ees. Mr. Lambert q Eupe'i lAsi Sun
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Mrs. Mar Powell Of Madrid. \. T..
has becn risiiag 10 Dorset her na,ir,
place
Mr.. add Mira T. NJ Collins we're call
81 10 Granville recently 10 soeJ IL Collins
who WA very SICK
The fall c1amiasiion Of teachers ioi
the comn.on schools q Dorse, will he held
at the village Of Dorset. Saturday DC, 2
1854. commencing Al , O'clock and closing
al O'Clock general attendance Of The
citizens Is invited
P.s PEArT. snpt
Wm. Williams Sons. have large
stack Of robes and blankets, which they
offer al reasonable prices. Call and see
them. They lalso have the Eureka Horse
collar coupling. which saves the necessity
% resoriing 10 the barborous practice Of
crosding collar over the eyes Of q horse,
!. also strengthens tho collar and keeps il
In shape, 50 IL the collar 10 once fitted 10
horse il viii keep IN proper shape.
IAsT DORSET.
IN. Il. Reed, miller OF Fair Haven was
In town last week.
Tho Dorsc, Hill school is taught by
Miss Julia Grady Of Dandy.
John Prince, son Of s. y Prince, VI
the firm OF d. L. Kent 4 Co, was in town
last week.
DR.. Newton has moved his Office to
the residence OF John l.. Batchelder on
School St.
Mrs Mitchell Seymour is sick and
confined to her bed. She is attended by
DR.. Newton.
Henry Genneit who left home on the
10Th Of Sept. unknown to his parents has
been heard from. He is driving team on
he canal from West Troy TO Buffalo and
isys be likes il very well.
Thomas II. johnson will sell at auc-
ion Mt the coal kilns in Peru next Satur.
lay at one o'clock p. IN. span Of work
Iorses, harness. wagons, sewing machine,
wo chamber sets, and other furniture,
toves. etc. Mr.. johnson is about to move
Vest.
Bella Dexter, while tending a hosting
Machine for Dorset Marble Co., Monday,
sd his arm caught in the gearing which
ore the flesh leaYingit in mangled
He saved himself from pre-
nature grave by his own strength in pull.
10 his arm from the gearing. He was
lken home and the wounds dressed by
n. Newton.
The Dorset Marble Co., have more
locks in their yard than ever before at {
~ one time, and are obliged to take
Ieir derrick down and replace it with a
CHER one in order to swing blocks from |
q wagons over those in the yard so as to h
AXE another tier. They have been 7
inning their mill night and day all '
miner and mean to continue all winter
C. +, Maltby. Of New Haven, Conn, n
d his general superintendent, Mr. Copp,
re in town last week Thursday seeing to \
siness at the coal job, Mr. Maltby has n
interest in coal minos in Pennsylvania. 4,
d Nova Scotia, also dealer in spices, u
,ned fruit, oysters etc., in Baltimore, A
Irylani, and is said to be worth S14, "
1000. He says: 81 mean to keep my ~
'ney in circulation while live." He is ~
cry pleasant old gentleman to talk with. "
The Poultney correspondent Of the I'll
by Times sends that journal the follow pt
, disputing Morses honor: 1T seems a,
It the honor OF first conceiving the idea hi
the magnetic telegraph belongs to John l.,
rtis Of East Dorset, Vt. Mr.. Curtis de. W,
oped the plan, but owing to a lack of in
luential friends and funds with which III
carry out the scheme, was compelled to 8
Id the prize TO another. Mr.. Curtis su
now accumulated fortune, and he m.
recently secured patent on q steam by
zine which is said to be marvel Of in. pa
uity. we
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