The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18

jag = ever $500 lUs q mls daiy ana
making 10 sheeae about 68 lhs each
Total amount &c mIk received faf The
week ending Monday I0 was 55 i65
raaaas
The Rupert Post 0nee has been
made "a money order office Do wI1
commence 5ssailg ardes about July
lst which viii De a great convenience
"a tbg town.
The lth school district ssgitatiae
tae subject af a new school house
Need enough # It,. They arc able and
ought "a have a raa3 nae and tie ma
iaritv Of the taxpayers are disposed to
have @ good oao Hope they wili sue
Cee8
The Listers have inst completed
their l8bors and returned the Grand
LAST The following Us a statement ST
tie List;
No. 81 Polls 227.
' " Dogs so.
Houses. stores, mills, etc,
with not more than sen
acres ICE. appraised at $40 Aa5
ether real estate, acres
23G6s, appraised at 2s7,935
Personal property 81, sos
Grand List of Town for year
1871, &4lt3sS.
BoNpyILLE.
Rev. c. \, uingmap has returned
from Conference We are happy to an
nourcc that he is to be pastor Of the NJ .
T.. Church in Bondvillc the coming
year. sabbath afternoon be preached
an able sermon from "a Cor. N:l4,
The love of Christ coustraineth us. -
During Mr.. Diugman'5 temporary alb.
sence Few Q, / Ter occupied the pull
pit
Mrs. +. Amoden has erected q
dwelling house, which adds 70 the APP
Peaance ofthis village and if there
was another on the vacant lot owned
by David Briggs, opposite Morgan's
Hotel, il would still more improve our
pleasant village.
Whiting Brothers World Ridotts
Troupe with their silver ware pres
cuts, exhibited their small talent to a
would-be appreciatiyc audience, Wed.
nesday evening May 10th A few
presents were distributed, all Of which
were not silver. The entertainment
was a slim affair, Adjoining towns
take warning.
Two weddings in Winhall last
week but as they will be chronicled
clewhere, we will not particularize.
i wish to see Bondyille represent.
cd in your locals, and as | have not
seen or heard anything Of your cores
pondent Nv for some weeks, | lend
you a few items. A.
PAwLET.
--IIulett Bros. are doing a fourishng
business this Spring. They have already
made and delivered one hundred and
nine Milk Cans; and have just completed
the contract for furnishing The East Ru-
pert Cheese Factory. They ought TO adj
vertise in the JOURNAL.
WIN B. Miller has leased the Har.
ness Shop formerly occupied by j. j,
Henry, (now deceased) where he will be
pleased TO see all old customers, and as
many new ones as will favor him witt
their work. Live and let live, is his mot.
to. Sec his card in the JOURNAL.
Mrs. Phillips the old lady who was
lying so very i'll at her son-in-laws last
week, has since died, and was buried il
the yard Of the East! Rupert Society last
Sabbath. She was in the Goth year Other
age, and leaves large circle of mourning
relatives and friends.
Albert Boynton is repairing hi
building and fences which gives tht
premises very thrifty look.
Waters & Bedding are doing goot
business at blacksmithng, They dc
their work well and cheap,
R. c. Wickham is turning out Il
cheeses per day OF about 50 lbs. each,
good yield at this season Of the year.
The Whitney Bros. Troupe gave on,
of their pleasing entertainments at TIN
Hall OF the Franklin Hotel, last Saturda,
evening. Citizens Of all sizes aud age
congregated there.
We think the sclcctmcn are cithe
sick or very much attached to thci
families else they would notice some 0
the small bridges in town.
We understand that jonathan
Ilulctt has sold two horses for 5000.
b.
PERU.
The steam mill enterprise here ha
FINELY taken shape A meeting las