The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-16
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Al iks post ofe in ihis village Aad X
AHssa ADD J. G Blseimas
The Dors<; Marble Co. hn establish
al general oaloe for their bgsihess 10
Rplland and J. H. Hollistes Of ,hss coln
psny. rocenily a ihis town. has purchased
= residence In tbs, village intending 70
locAie there.
The nraiilshoso PAaaS say The
winter term II Glen~ood Classical Semin.
arr ended on Tuesday. March 7.h The
principal, Rev n. II SHAW. received from
his pupils M easy chair and dictionary.
stand, both from the shop Of L. L. Fisher.
--Crculsrs have been received from a
committee Of Chicago gentlemen Of whom
IoE. Mark Skinner ia one In relation 10
holding mass meeting 10 consider the
Mormon question. For various reasons
no meeting has been held here, though the
people very generally approve Of the recent
aetion d Congress in the matter
All the towns have not been heard
from but enough 10 indics,e tia, Charles
baldwin Is elected County Commissioner
by several hundred majority. The other
candidate was George NJ. Wall also OF Dor.
sct. and a very good man too, as his large
vote la Dorset where be is best known
abnndansly shows
Charles Seayer has removed the small
building used for study at the Anderson
place 10 lot purchased Of A. J. Gray,
soaih of the village and is intending to
use IL In connection with other buildings
for residence. IL is rumored that eIten.
sive improvements will be made at the |
Anderson place this season.
Nine good pieces Of music are sent TO |
us, as specimens Of the many tina, are
Issued weekly from the tireless presses Of
Oliver Ditson 4 Co., Boston. "The Land
Of Rest" 80 cts J, fine sacred song, by
Pinsuti, aud Star spanglod Banner" go |
eta J, for four voices, are the vocal pieces.
There are two for piano and violin, name.
ly; Tho Blue Alsatian Mountain" (35
cts. }, by Winner; and Home, Sweet
Home" $50 eis), by Jacoby. The Jolly
Utter Galop" contains the languishing por.
trait OF the aesthetic Oscar. Another pict-
urs- title belongs TO the Tribute to Zamora
Waltzes" go cts. by Waldteuiel. ma
sonic Waltz" t35 cts. J, includes half dox-
en- melodies "Shall wear White Rose"
t35cts. j is very PRETTY arranged. and the
Westminster Bells" t35 cts. J, by Tour
willie. furnish fine motive for Reverie.
u uder the heading OF Gifts for the
HeAthsu" We notice in several papers this
item:
1.-THE Ills OF Margaret, Mary and Sarah q
Burr, the wo first Of whom died some years '
a 20 and tho latter recently, in New York,
divide 300, 900 among ysrious religious
and educat onal institutions. the principal
bequests bel oR as follows: The American X
Bible Society, s7i6, 600; American Church {
Missionary Society, S55 900; various Epis- q
eopal societies, $3.50, 600; Burr and Burton
Academy, Manchester, VT, $4,000. AT. J
ter tho death OF her two sisters, Sarah I
Burr, having no relatives, lived frugally o
aud In seclusion. Her income was $780,. I
600 year, but, so far as is known, she :
gave little away in charity"
The item is in the main correct, but the
idea OF including Burr and Burton Semi.
nary among the heathenl What will our
venerable DR.. Wickham and the other
members OF the board Of trustees, the tea
cheers and students OF this time honored =
institution say TO that? We all expect
TO see them put on their war paint and go
for the unfortunate quill driver who first =,
dared TO make such blunder.
E. S, Ishsm, Esq, OF Chicago and !,
we'll known TO many Of our readers recent
ly attended an important trial in New Or o :,
leans as attorney for the Pullman Palace :,
Car Co This is what a New Orleans pa.
per says Of his argument in the case. "Mr
IshAm Of Chicago closed the discussion in
behalf Of the Pullman Company. Mr.. .
Isham was not unknown TO the bar 81 New :,
Orleans On the contrary, 10 some Of the
lawyers OF this city be was known, and :,
very iavorably known. Bu, i, is to be =
doubted whether those who had known
mos, Of him were prepared for the deep and = :,
argument with which he closed :,
ycsterisy's debate With the same fear =
less aud admirable candor with which :,
Judge Lochrane opened tho debate, Mr.. =
Isham closed IL Tho speech was characteri- -
sei by breadth OF thought, a depth Of :,
wealth Of learning and :,
purity aud felicity u dictinn. which assign .
him to the focemo,, rauk o; the profession -
at the bar :,
FACTORY poIsT
The Sterling Dramatic Alhan &c held :,
forth in Adams Hall on Tuesday and =
Wednesday evenings :,
lawyer J. q. Martin who las been n
absent from town on business trip 20 n
Iowa. returned home on Monday n
I shall run the Hat,enkill Cheese Fac n
lory this year With ali A. No. ! cheese n,
maker Mr.. Allen Graves will aci as sales. T.
man aud treasurer. and will divide and pay OF
III dividends. ! Will 10 a few days give Dc