The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-28

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bls shapi ia Londonderry, and are turning ont
some nlee specimens Il workmanship We are
glad q learn THAI orders for their voll aro uu-
mtrous.
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hands, and il now ~ charge q i. Todd from
Rutlnnd We glad t3iearn that this last prone
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seth L Randall has been appointed Postmas-
ter a South Londonderry IN place q \ Z. Picrce,
resigned,
MArLE suoAB Mr.. i. a. Benedict, q Factory
Point. has leil Ga our Table SOME II the finest
maple sugar We ever saw 1t Is a. white as crys-
tai. and as palatabc a. il is good looking. Mr. B.
made from one hundred and seventy -uine treoe,
eigttee, hundred pounds q sugar this We
think this is The largest yield of sugar from an
equal number q trees reported by any Of our SUI
gar-makors, either in this town OF tie State. It
is sn average Of over ten pounds 10 the tree. II
any of our farmers can beat this We shall DO hap
~ to chronicle the fact.
Mr. 0ryillc Sykes, Of Dorset, has sent Us two
cakes Of sugar made On the 25th of April, which
is very white and nice ranking next ia our col
lection to that Of Nh. Benedict. Dir. S. made five
hundred pounds from seventy trees
Last week we published request that the Dis
rict Clerks Of this and adjoining towns furnish us
a statement Of the amount Of sugar made in their
respective Districts, for publication. Mr.. Hill, Of
Sunderland, sends us the amount made in Dis
trict No. q Of his town, which viii be found be-
low. We hope that every School District Clerk in
the towns in the North Shire Of this County viii
comply with our request The amount of sugar
made this year il larger than that Of any proceed
ing year, aud il would be satisfaction to all to
know the exact amount made in this neighbor-
hood, and this method seems the easiest in which
to arrive at the fact.
SUNDERLAND, April Is, 1868.
G. 4. PnRcE Co. Dear sas find in last
JOURNAL a request for statement Of amount Of su-
gar made in each school district in the towns in
this shire Of the county. ! herewith comply for
School District No. 2 Of Sunderland