The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
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church. Tbssissi.,ss day o. II An
n Rev Allies Cisrh ssd fsnily are ia
ioss ssd sIpsei 10 ooespy The psnossSs
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--Csassy essrt ssis o. Bsssiastop nexl
Tuesday. ths Jury esleodar Indicates I
short tsrn.
"A lasss spsbsr u our Subscribers afs
sla essss ~ Ter 900 o. sasfs years. Wa
seed The nsssy
We psbliAh the prospectus OF The N.
Y. Tb.tsas. the -. N,olas and Hsrps,'
IMo@aliy. aiI hs, sisss publications
Rev. Allen Clark hes accepted the
call 10 tho psstorsts of The CsssrssAiiossl
shsroh ADD vili commence his lsbon pssl
sssday.
The moss stylish tursout Of The See
sos 10 sss elegant Russias sleigh driven
by The Misses ------. The bell there Is
bat sss) is superb.
The fall term Of Burr and Burton
Ssuinsry will closs nsrt week. Publie
sisninstioa will BE- hsld NosdAy and
Tuesday. The vacation viii " tvo
weeks
The Legislature viii close iis lsbors
IN season for the members 10 eat the tra-
diiiosai turkey at home. We shall pub.
lab . full list OF the laws passed 10 . week
or two.
"A storm Tussdsy nigh. brought al.
moss snow enough for sleishipg W. q
LAnpssn has sics lot Of new enter.
that be viii dispose Of cheap. Two car
loads have Just arrived.
u. n. Hard. collector OF fire district,
No. hss the 20 psr cent tax in his hands
for collection. The 600 feet Of new bose
has been received and parties ara at work
putting 10 additional water tanks.
Advertised letters: Frank Alexander
Hon. Myron Clark. DsA. II. q. Hawkins
Miss Harriet L. Freeman. Hayes a Co.,
NJ. Hsdlsy, Sheldon Lampson. James
kinsella. Ovens A Co. Mrs Elbridgs
Pierce. Elmer Robbins. Miss Susie Singer,
John Swstt, Thomas Vail, Herbert Wy.
man, Henry H. Wright, A. b.
"A nice graails ware water pail be.
longing 70 J. N. Hard disappeared o. tho
night after election. IL il possible that
the very hungry aud likewise very thirsty
crowd" Of whom George William Curtis
spoke stole in Os tho contrary ~ both
sides we're Out that sight il WAS probably
the party that has been corrupsing the past
tvesty.four years that tosk il.
Proposals. for carrying the mails o.
all The stage routes in New England for
the fsur yssrs Gem nsacisg July let. 1885
must be sent 10 the department before
Jan 0 1885. Information ia regard TO the
routes asd manner Of putting in bids can
b furnished 1t oil The principal post Of
Gees. The bidding of the routes now is
not 70 GET ahead OF the Democratic bat Il
done At the time required BY the postal
lss
There vas . fearful wind Sunday
night A shock Of earthquake was sx.
periesssd IN New Hampshire at half past
Twelve - that night and At about the
same tins il the sishtA large pissurs Vas
throva down from the wall 81 the "Elms'
il this village, asd alss : large wood pile
VA tunbled over. Its thought that il
nay have bsea ocsasisssl from the shsck |
81 Ne sa.s earthquake that vas felt 10
New Hampshire.
Miss Mary A. DursAam 10 new in the
south Of England fer the inprsvsmn Of her
LsAlth-sxpsctisg 70 return 10 her homo
Ia Northampton in January next Her
school romans Hourishins under the care
OF her associate Miss Capis. and her usual
accomplished teachers. Mrs. Putnam, Of
Dsavsrs. Mass,, tbs celebration Of whose
cestury Of life. there. vas mentioned 10
last weeks JorRSAf. received at that time
. centennial cake. sent BY this grand.
daughter from England.
The Rutland Herald 81 Monday was
printed on paper made entirely from pulp
made 81 saw dust BY new process. with
., rags or other fibre. The paper is
stronger than ordinary printing paper and
il 10 claimed that BY this process |. can be
naas ~ strong a. the best manila. and
white asd smooth osoDgh for writing
paper. BY this procsss the wood is not
grespd 10 powder bat Is passed many
times throssh rolieis which preserve the
original 6brs The patent is owned most
~ by Rutland parties. and il will bs
likely 10 make paper botL cheaper and
better.
The ssou sadly intericred NTH the
sscessa Of the celebration OF Clevsland's
victor. on Wednesday evening Of last
vssk. Tss band did not pat in az ap.
psasases and there we're lev prssen, from
osi Of tosa- A torch light procession va.
iorasd and marched through Fsr,ors
poisi bat did not venture over to The vi |
lAse The Naussn House ard G. r. orvis'
rssidsass we're brilliantly ilIumiaa,sd also
HsFrisss Hubbssd's aud sose sihsrs. and /
Rsmsa sssdlss ssd Greek nre gave the
village scarlet hue for fsv misutes but
tsss rather discssrsgiag business With
ssov several 'sches deep aad more com
leg dova rapidly,
yAcToxy rorxr.
--Nsss Carrie Tsrili l. visiting friends
10 Bostos.
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