The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21

! snow NOT hut % the luiru generations
living Ia town, and, Judging from The APP
peaance Of their farms, are men Of
wealth and influence Ia community and
leading members Of the church 4 warm
and cordial invitation was given for an
10 partakc Of their hospitality. Being 50
well acquainted with Preserved Fish and
Others by reputation, | was glad to find
il their descendants coHld live, aud live
well, without a lawyer, physician Or no.
tel, and | could see no place for a rum
shop Both the sunday School Conyen-
ton aud the meetings Of the Associations
were well attended and the exercises IN
iere,ling.
BoNpyILlE.
Pence aud quiet still reign IN this
vicinity, nothing worthy Of be-
ing called .local news" transpiring The
farmers have nearly al secured their
crops, with the exception Of potatoes,
aud believe they are well satisfied with
quality and amount with The one cx-
ception Of hay which was about two
thirds of the usual amount. No apples
to amount to any thing this year.
Mr. VIM, Cudworth has sold his
tannery 10 }. S. Parsons who will in
with gentleman from New
put the building in first rate
repair, with the intention Of doing more
business in that line than ever before.
The deeds are not yet executed, but
still no one has any doubt but that the
change will be made.
d. T. McInlire is expected here on
Monday, Sept. 18Th with three compe.
tent hands, to put in the wheel and
10 his min and chair shop,
aud we all hope to see it in operation be-
fore long. ! understand that Geo. II.
Ballou is about commencing mill one
mile west Of MeIntircs', on Winhal river.
Success to him.
&C. Il. Williams sold on the 18th day
Of August, 1922 doz., or 1864 palm Leaf
hats, all taken at his store since the 18th
day of last April.
LANDGRONE.
Mrs. w. w. Wiley has commenced
her fall term of school, the eleventh, with
thirty scholars. A good school is antici.
pated
The frost showed considerable
partially in his visits last week, letting
tie hills alone and making a clean SWEEP
the valleys.
The Ladies' Aid Society still keeps M
its meetings. The Society has done q
good work in completing the interior o.
the church.
Many people are feeding their cattle
to keep them from starving, there being
no feed in the pastures.
Rev a. f. Clark, of Peru and Others
have labored earnestly and successfully
in organizing and maintaining Sabbatl
school in the South part Of the town
H. II. Harlow is talking Of building
Circular saw mill. It's hoped tina
he will carry il into effect.
=. G. Davis is once more in tow
after long absence. y.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Ore evening last week, Oliver, sol
Of John CLARK, about twenty years ofaoc
evidently laboring under an alteration 0
mind, disappeared from home. Thougl
Immediately missed no alarm was giyel
until The following morning, when som
Of the inhabitants commenced a search
and soon discovered pair Of boots,
hat and handkerchief in the road uca
widow Towards. The excitement noy
increased, and the citizens turning on
en- maSse soon tracked the boy TO q piee
Of woods on the farm lately owned by I
5. Wall, where lie was soon discovered
entirely nude, having taken of the +,
mainder Of his clothing, which he lcil III
on the piazza Of Mr.. Walls house, an
was thoroughly chilled lie was take
to his home, but at last accounts was II
better, and fears are entertained Of hi- :,
coyery
-Our citizens were highly cntcuaine
last Saturday evening by some music lr0l
the Londonderry Cornct Band Anon
them we noticed tho genial face of d
Swift George seems perfectly
home, whether plying Bis vocation Or pla.
ing lis cornc', aud the alacrity vii
which they responded to bis one, twI
one, play, wa. noticed BY all
i -Our high school o. about forly-d,
I scholars is prospcring finely, under Il
I guidance OF Mr.. c. A Babblu 81 Barr
Mass
III IS asserted by one whom We hal
norcason to disputc, that a citizen 81 o.
village was caught one night last we.
pceriug into bis nelghbors sitting roo
through creyicc IN the blinds. 0l
friend declined to call ans names, sinp
stating that he thought the person cIosc
rc-cmbicd the man who ran biz h 81
through the ioll-gaie between ilsis plqt
AND Manchester last spring, for ll,c ~
Of saving twenty cents but miled.
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AnlI*GrOS.
The Rev Ciias. : Hale Of Bcllop
Fails viii oilieiaie 10 - James Church {
sunday the s5ib. ID Tie forenoon.
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