The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY = 1874


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ssrsaiold 81 lls lai oiil.s Llli ~ the f5ai
il.si leads ifom i8is village 10 Feelings
The Anil.ofiisos hsre fenced up this road
and I'll persons are cautioned sbou. going
pasi ilse house A. far - ksown 20 opc
bss l.een exposed and there i no Danger
10 people keep away from that house
Henry A. MilIeit late resilea, aai
native 81 Manchester. was married last
sesh ia Neu Yoti 10 Miss N Louise Bal.
lard a tina, city They have gone 10 Pen.
sAeolA. Floflds 10 retide. Mr. Millei having
obtained . good posiiiou In thai city. We
wish them success aud happiness.
Two large patches 81 slate we're blown
from ihe roof Of the Congregational church
GA the night Of Jan ~ Mr.. Parker o.
Poal,psy, who put the states on aud war
raHied theta 20 stay q given length OF
time, was notified and has put them on
sgain He evidently don't understand
Manchester cyclones.
a beautiful vase q, DellsOod Gene
,ery, tpelonging to private individual
blew down during the recent gale and was
ruined II had boen boxed mp for tho
winter and sa supposed 10 have been Sc
cure,
Don't forget the popular drama. Gun.
maker Of Moscow, a, Music Hall this
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings The
costumes are very Zoe, the music will be
good aud the play aad farce both hrst class
The Bennington Association Of Con
grega,ional ministers met with Rev A. G, |
lased Tuesday al the clcrgymen OF that
denomination ia the county we're present
except Rev Mr. Harrington Of Eas, Dorset
aud Rev Mr. Vincent Of Peru.
Many residents o. our village who re.
member little Hannah Steel, daughter Of
H. r Steel who bias spent the last two
summers at Capt Woosters, wall be sad
denod 10 bear Of her death which occur
rod ., Brooklyn last week She was Ill
but few days with dipbtheria and scarlet
fever Hannah was remarkably intelli.
gent, lovahls child and the idol Of her pa.
rehts, aud In fact Of all who knew her
The supper gwen by the Ladies' So
ciely in their new dining rooms adjoining
the church parlor was an agreeable gath
eribg, About eighty persons we're Ia at
hendance, aud the guests were also enter
kained by Shaksperian readings 10y some
|os the accomplished members aided by
kheir special friends All honor 10 our en-.
krge.ic ladies who do all they can TO pro-
note good objects, aud cultivate the social |
virtues Of our villagers,
The Ladies Benevolent Society have
ia preparation second boz OF clothing,
designed for Rev. Mr. Woolman, OF Brad.
thaw, Nebraska He has nine children
|inder II years Of age seven
bf them sons, so that childfen's garments
). all sizes will be acceptable, and boots,
hoes aud caps would not come amiss
|rhey have not been remembered this sea.
BON by any similar gift. Donations OF
tlething or materials for them
|nay be sent to the church parlor on We'd.
Icsday p. m. or TO Mrs. Hcmenway, Mrs
,one or Mrs Wiekham Rev. Mr.. Wool. q
pan is indetatigable worker. laboring in L
Jour parishes 8
We have received another communi- !
alton TO the new railroad projects. He Q
|sys tbs route as surveyed from Danny to
lieondoroga is Of easy grade and will not
Iscrago over s23. 900 per mile for cons,ruc :
ion. He Is convinced that the route as
uryeyei is the easiest and best, but says
BE- will have surveyor go over the route y
rom Manchester by way OF Pawlet in the
pring 40 that all may be satisfied, and he
wishes TO know how much Manchester ]
Eill give towards such survey. Now II y
dr. Norton is 10 earnest about the matter '
md viii leave the question as TO which,
N things considered is the best location
|or the proposed road, 10 three disinterest
. individuals OF experience 10 such mat
ers, aud will engage that the road be built !
ccording 10 such decision, we will engage
la, all the money necessary for such sur r
ey viii be furnished, and have no sort Of
lonb, tia, quite large sum can also lie :,
obtained by way Of subscriptions for stock.
Harry d. Cunningham, son. in.law OF >,
Truman Perkins aud very well known in
his vicinity has suddenly disappeared
ausing the deepest anxiety to his many =
fiends. We copy the following psrticn. "
mrs from the Troy Hres adding tha, Geo
Y. Bennci, Of this village was in Troy d
tuesday morning and Is very positive that d
'e saw Mr., Cunningham pass along Ia Tie y
trec, The village Of Valley Fall, is
eeply stirred by the strange disappear.
nee 81 Harry Cunningham, prominent
oang merchant Mr. Cunningham is
b. partner Of Geo. Lohnes, The arm being y
,rcspcrously engaged in the coal and unl.
'er business. The missing man left Thurs. ),
lay 10 tfansac, business in New York =
claliye 30 policy u insurance on the ,