The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-06-20

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Ficld strawberries are ripe but not
Rcry plenty Ia this vicinity.
4 mall delegation from Manchester
vii attend the Peace Jubilee,
owing 70 the abundant rains the
grass grep looks promising, bat in some
ofthe mountain towns we learn that Il
was winter.killcd' and cannot be very
good,
Ne are requested to state that the
sewing Society Of The Episcopal Church
viii meet AZ the residence Of Mrs Geo.
Bennett on Thursday.
The Ethan Alien u. y. G. Of sunder-
land beat The Atautics Of Manchester In
score 81 ~ 70 q on Saturday last The
thanks 81 the players are due to S. T..
Thaycr Tor tie use Of his grounds,
We advertise, to-day The Citizens
line o. Steamers from Troy to New York
Tie passage s only fifty cents and
freight proportioually reasonable. Bag
gage checked through to Manchester. No
pains win be spared to make the journey
of tie passenger pleasant aud agreeable.
TIE Republican voters OF the town of
Manchester are notified to assemble ia
caucus al The court house on Saturday
evening, June 22nd, 1872, at o'clock
for The purpose Of choosing three dele
gates to represent the town IN the State
Convention for the nomination Of state
officers, to be held at Montpelier, June
46th,
NJ. $. CoiBuRS, I Rep. Town
J. +. WETnERBIE, I Committee.
People in the city who wish TO see
the country in holiday attire should lose
no timein shaking of the dust Of tie town
aud seeking the pure air and agreeable
relaxation Of country life Refreshed by
frequent. showers the country was never
more beautiful, the air more pure. II Is
pity that aIl cannot get ont to enjoy II
II only Tor a brief season.
The uew postal law, which we under
stand has already gone into effect, proyiees
that newspapers aud printed matter shall
~ for one cent for every two ounces. It
also provides postal cards with one cent
stamp and fines iardiracting on one side
ana ruling for writing on the other,
These ran BE- used FOR correspondence or
circulars whore parties are not particular
about their communication being seen
~ other people. and must come into
general use They viii be provided by
the post office department at an early
date.
a band of sirolIIng Gipsics passed
through out village ou Tuesday Their
carriages were fixed up 10 good style aud
well calculated to protect their occupants
an their nomadie life, but 0beir dispo.
siilou 70 beg hud iheir pcrdsiency Ia
their attempts 60 iell peoples fortune
Nclc NOT very pleasant. They bad bet.
aer devote themselves % some useful cm.
ploymcnl
Ii will TIC Of inlercs, to the Masonic
Fraternity % know aai Rollins Masonic
Monitor Z Row u print aud tor -aIe by
L.. & Ofyls oflhs place The work con-
iains ~ page. u reading matter, and
eell, Il lhe bow price Of two dollars and
Gny CENTS pcr oopy, bound 10 muslin.
q one d3lls, snd ify oeuts ID Morocco
iHekf. ILe Grand Ledge by special Fe.
solution have recommended this work
fgr tie 60 bf.0bouiiuaie Lodges III Yer
taoHt Tie foiI0wiug one II lis many
recommendation, q from > 4. Maek,
Grand Leeufrg Dear Sg and Broth,
er haye e1amiaed youf Monitor. and
compared u s.ih ite Work aud Lectures.
"a adopted 6g ihg Grand Lodge q Ner.
most. aud atn ple&sssl - sas iind Il cor
reclle camplied. aud woald m0si heartily
recommend liz adoption and asa by ihe
Lodges Of ,his jurisdiction
Tie Bennington County sabbath
school I nson held theis sen1i-aHuHal meet
iag la,t week a South siaisbuy I'D,
tIma was sAltay occupied u discussing
tlae aaesl8ua previously announced. apd
considering aes methods and meaaE q
sabbath school Effort ID was resolves
ihal ster3 aahool oaght e Is also s tem
Teranoe organization. And iiias tbs hanel
Il teachers and scholars uusAi y e q
iht lemperAaee pledge Several eenile