The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05

! trade 1855 itme
pelehtr IS ibc contract wiil benia
a Co 81 Boston ~ cheese glosed
A favorable time ar iho pHpo. ~ ID
hetary rr3cc. arc HHloup
a large ielj of potatoes bring 81.
sc. down Tie market prizes. last SAT
uriay uce 3. Follow Eul Rose. 4
as Jagkso8 Whites. 81, Meal so
pe cwts oat. e. pea bush, Bse 3
iosl copper bosbe', Beer dressed 9 %
81, pea d Pork dressed lo 4 e.s re-
pound
Tle No variety q poia,oes tax,
ilie lead. 0ue man SAYS Dc gets Hs,
hubdrca bu.bcI, nom ihrec-iourihs Of al
sore, While auolber claim. yield d seq
Ell hundred bu.hel. % lie acre Tie,
grow very large. aud NC think are a BE-
he ,pong} They will prove a good 20
tuo lor stock, q. their yied i enormous
Bui wc think they Will not prove lead.
Ing variety for The table, a. an events =
new broom weep, clean Nh Ncils says
be has twenty acres Of Jack,ons yet ia
dlg, Fay had better hurry up, Or Jack
Frost will 20 ia for share notwitbstaud-
ing lov prices.
"A cheese factory Is talked Of on the
Vail place
Farmers Oh Tie line OF Tie Rutland
4 Washington railroad are irving 10 start
milk train. lfthey succeed some Of tic
cbcesc mctoric, will be dead property.
Please let Us hear markcl prices from
many localities IS.
HoNbNiLLE
Mrs. Fred Morgan Of Bondyile has a
geuuue Nigh, blooming Cereus The
plant perfected its ir,t blossom on the
night 81 nts 18TH Of JAY last ana was
said 70 be the most beautiful blossom ever
seen in HE vicinity. Its leaves were per-
fccty white and spread out 10 the size Of
10 inches Ia diameter. Some four weeks
since two buds made their appearance
upon the same plant These aroused
more interest than the others and were
watched with greater cagcrness BY both
The family and their guests. Much had
been anticipated both by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Morgan, who BY The way are not very
selfish people, but wish their friends TO
enjoy what they themselves priz., and
also by their friends who wished TO see
flower which is SO rare ia this climate.
But very unexpectedly both buds ma
tured on The night Of the 10Th, one day
sooner than was anticipated, and to the
disappointment Of many who wished TO
witness tho unfolding Of their beautiful
leaves The buds began to open about
eight O'Clock in the evening and assumed
their full size aud greatest fragrance
about midnight, and again closed before
morning. Mrs. Morgan takes great III.
tcrest in the cultivation Of rare and beau
tiful plants for the adjoining Of her din
ing room as well rs in preparing delicious
yiands for her tables.
Herbert L. Adams Of ellison \. H.,
and John s. Parsons Of Wnhall, arc the
successors of William Cudworth. The
Tannery property passed into their hands
Sept. 30th, by articles of agreement, and
they have begun active operations and re-
pairs.
PERU.
Something has happened here! The
attention of our towns-people has been
called to the neglected state Of the old
burial place, and the work of putting
things to rights was commenced Thurs
day, but the shower came on and they
were obliged to postpone il for the pre-
sent The time is set to finish the work,
and we hope TO see great change.
The Young men are about to, or
have organized a baseball club. have
not learned thenamc. think il ought to
be, Highlanders or Eagles.
The weather is still cold, foretaste
OF colder, and makes us dread the cold
est.
AN interesting debating society has
been organized in connection with the
High School
"A man called al the Bromley House
on Friday III great haste saying that he
was on his way TO visit sick sister in
Winchendon, Mass, and that lie was out
of money. lie lcit nice lap robe in
pawn for his bill and two dollars in mon
cy which he borrowed Of the landlord
On Saturday evening an officer arrived in
pursuit q tic man who stole The feam ia
Castleton. The thief was traced as far as
Marlboro when his trail was lost.
LANDGEovE.
The fail torm Of school is prospcring
finely, under tic instruction Of Mrs W
W Wiley
The boys met the other evening and
organized base bail club, other towns
may look ont for challenge soon,
he choir meet next Saturday eve
ming ia sec what measures they will take
to support a singing school. They have
failed 20 have school but once Tor four
teen win ers, can other towns say as
much2
The Sabbath School Concert came
of last Sunday evening at Emersonyille,
with good success, under the care Of tie
Superintendent, Mr.. Rugg. Of Peru, 70
whom the scholars tender their sincere
thanks 4 good number wefe present.
a, the Rev Mr. BoWkcr was spend
ing the evening 81 one Of his ncighbors
short Time since, cat belonging TO the
hnn.e ,rnnt ONT and .nnn retnrncl with a