The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-06

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Number 81 iamI]ies IN school districts
la Iandgrovc, together with the number
II scholar. in each
District No. I--Whols number q fAmi-
lies. d.: number having children under
twenty years Of age, Ils children under
eve years. p between five aud ten, q 3
between tea and fifteen, g; between ii-
teen aHd twenty, 6s under twenty. 23,
J.. = Woodward, District Clerk.
District No. Number Of families, 1a
number having children under twenty (.
year Of age, -, children under GIVE, l9
between five and ten, ri; between ten
and fifteen, l3, between htleeu and
twenty, g: under twenty, 90. W. W
Wiley, District Clerk
District No D. Number Of families, "a; .
number having children under twenty /
years, IS; number 81 children under Eve,
3 between five sud ten, a; betweenten
and fifteen, ; between fifteen and TWEEN /
~, g. Total under twenty years Of age
Sc. +, K. shaw, District CLERK.
Whole numberof families in town, 20
whole number of coildren under twenty
years, ~. Numbcro Of marriages in town
Tor the wear ending Dec. 81, lsso, $; mum
Der births {; number Deaths, a,
WEsr rowSsHENp.
b. our hotel keeper seems TO have sue
ccedsd in pushing things some. lie has
obtained a vine growth Of six inches from
potato cuttings SET the present year. We
like his idea Of going in strongly for the
early maturity of garden vegetables.
The number Of Young men who have
gone from our village this spring is not
larger than usual. But the roll Of all that
we have, year by year grows smaller aud
81 we miss the absentees the more. some
have left expecting TO he away for aB IN
definite period. others will return pioba-
4 bly at the close of the work this season.
We shall be glad to see them again, aud
all have our best wishes for their success
and prosperity.
. AT the last annual meeting Of onr
school district, H. ". Page was re-ap-
pointed clerk, and j, W. Taft was chosen
Prudential Committee. il was voted to
have u summer school of twelve weeks,
and that the school should be- Taught by
female, also that next winte:'a school
should continue twelve weeks, aud be
taught by male. 4 tax Of fifteen cents
on the dollar was voted, for the purpose
of paying debts and for the support ofthe
summer school
LONDONDERRY.
Nix. EDITOR (Which | wish TO re-
mark, p that the ways of this place are
peculiar. Possessed Of good natural adj
vantages, pleasant location at the con
luenee of the two main branches of the
West River, which furnishes an abund-
ance of power, easy Of access to two lines
OF railroads, and surrounded by a rich
agricultural community, yet almost all
.
condition. What is wanted is a few men
Of energy! like many You have on your
side of the hill, men who believe in sue
cess and are intelligent enough to know
that Printers Ink is the great "Archi-
medean Lever, that moves the world. y
Let us note the business interests One
hotel, one saw mill and grist mill, two
stores, one wooden mill, harness, marble,
shocmakers, blacksmith tin and sheet
iron, and furniture shops, besides four
physicians and two lawyers, i have
omitted names fearing such advertise
ments would give offence.
-"Lengthened sweetness long drawn
out will aptly apply TO the sugar season
this year. The past week has been
quite as favorable as any preceding
More than an average crop has been
secured, and the surplus finds q ready
sale at ten and twelve cents respectively
for tub and cake. But the season is
nearly ''played out" and the boys will
soon have resting spell-picking stone,
WAKEFIELD.
Try 1t again! YOU are the man we wish
to hear from by every Mondays mail.
The Journal will wake your towns-peo-
pie up, only let us have the short, sharp
, items of news Of every dav life. Eur.
Journal
SUNDERLAND.
At the annual school meeting the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Moderator,
Col ;. Bentley; Clerk and Treasurer, NJ,
. Bentley: Prudential Committee, NJ. Bent
ley. :. NJ. Lyman. VI. Canlield; Collect
or. :. Parsons; Visiting Committee, Capt.