The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-03

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Gray al Tho lsad bs awned east d "a
village. shout thirty acres
IN. y. rsisy killed months old p,
'hss weighed 2s7 pounds Pretty goo
gro~th tot winter snifnsi
nr. orvss has thirty men empley..
10 iaskisg Improvements on the Eguiaol
House ard would like dozen more eoot
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WIN. Is Barton has 90 far recovered
from The effects Of tho accident which %
CURED several weeks ago. that be Is abl.
10 VI, up part Of the sime
We learn By telegraph that Hon. A. r
Isymsn Of Bennington died this. Wodnes
day. morning ats O'clock. Funeral Fri
day 81 10 o'clock
George l.. To~slsy left town sudden.
iy and somewhat mysseriousIy Tuesday.
We suspect that when be returns i viii
not be alone. Good enough
The board Of Trustees Of Burr aud
Burton seminary will hold their annual
meeting Al the Seminary building Tuesday
May 10. 1858 at II o'clock A. NJ.
The States attorney was obliged TO fur
nish tho bridegroom lsee marriage notices.
With . new bat Moral onr officials
should no. indulge 10 games Of chance.
Tho surface Of the ground is getting
80 dry that sparks from passing trains
frequently start fires, and people living on
the line Of the railroad have TO keep a
sharp lookout TO prevent damage.
Among the appointments Of the Yer.
mont conference 10 charges 10 this vicinity
We notice that J. = Mot. has been rcturnd
- Arlington and Sandgste and j. ~. Lang.
ford 10 Factory Point aud Dorset. J. j.
Nee. IL presiding elder Of the Burlington
district,
q. W. Bennett. iresco painter, who was
engaged 10 decorating building in Mid
dlebury il home too III 10 work, although
be il about His son, W. X. Bennett who
was at work with him, is having run OF
intermittent fever, spiced with liberal
dose OF erysipelas, rather heavy combi-
nation be thinks.
The Rutland Daily Rerien has made
its appearance. published by Love 4 Hun
ter and edited by II. W. Love. SO far II
has been mainly devoted to the personal
vindicstion Of its editor, but be promises
TO furnish news OF moro general interest in
the future. We doubt about the financial
success OF the enterprise. and the new pa.
per will have hard work to fight against
the long established and well supported
H.rdld and Giobe.
AT vocal and instrumental concert
given At Chickering Hall in New York
last week Oracle Hoyt entertained the au.
dience by her really remarkable whistling
solos The World says Of it; Zone little
maiden distinguished herself by whistling
10 remarkable time aud tune" The Her.
aid noticed IL as follows; "The most nota.
bls performance OF the children WAS the
really bird-hke whistling laccompsnie.
msns on the piano. by Oracle Hoyt. aged
nine years.
The governor has appointed Hon.
Ioveland Munson Of this place Judge Of
Probate for this District in place Of Hon.
RAnIey Howard. deceased. The gov.
srnor writes M that being informed Of the
vacancy he at once decided TO appoint Mr..
Munson. well knowing his ability and in
tegiity from personal acquaintance. And
thus tho appointment was made without
any solicitation on the part OF Mr.. Nun
son or any person for him. The appoint
msnt cannot fail TO give good satisfaction
10 the people Of the district
Roll OF honor for the students Of Burr
and Barton Seminary for the mouth end
ing April 20th. 1883: Matte Holden; Clara
Hemcnway; Grace Williams; Tim Billings;
Maud Severance. Frank Estabrook, Cora
Grifiish; Msrills Howard; Peter McSaboe;
Nina Simpson; Harry Reed; Agnes Whip
Pile. Anna BATHS: Louise Simonds; Kirke
Howard; Otto Bennett; Clara Chamber
lain. jesse Nichols. Berthe Severance; Ash.
ley Hamilton, jerome Hamilton, William
Rced. Ida Reid; Carlton Severance; Jennie
Dexter. William StiIlson; Fannie Bennett
VIM. Kent; Charles Dench; Marcus e. !
sired: Aida Rcaulo. The names are given
In their order, beginning with the high.
est The average standing OF the first
thirteen il above nine. OF the others above
eight Those separated only by commas
have The same marx.
vAcToKy roIKr
MIR. Emmett futile has removed his
family into the Gilman Wilson house.
MIR, Edsin Buria has buill q new
barn on bis lo,. opposite his residence.
The cheese factory is being put in
coed order for business. The officers no. g
70 have il In readiness by the last Of the
pre~ent week.
Mrs Helen Burgess was called TO
SchAghticoke on Tuesday by the death OF
her brother-in-isw, which occurred from
pneumonia, Monday alter very short III.
ne&s.
Miss Father Benedict, life long res.
dent Of Manchester. died on Wednesday
night Last after several weeks illness. and
vss barred from the residence Of her
brother. Mr.. Ezra Benedict. on Friday.
There MAS large attendance Al the
funeral OF Hon. Rannsy Howard last
Thursday. tbs Res. J. A. ssart officiating
Tls dSoessed Vas member Of Aionis1m
Lodge, Y. 4 A. NJ and vas buried with