The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

lsd wln logi duHHg tho paa week. Tho
property 81 Mossrs Clark a BoAriraan
e Milton
Fletcher Alien has made iaelyc
haBdred poubJs a maple sugar from 80
trccs
--poi Perkins, Professor q Natural
History ia tbe University q Vermont de-
Hyered sn Interesting lecture on Thurs
day evening tbs md last Sabioet-.
Birds
Prof Bueklam bas been invited 10
aadu thc literary societies q the New
Hampton Institute on The occasion Of the
anniversary II june neat Funds are be-
ing raised Coz the improvement of the
grounds 81 De lnsula,e.
Joel Houghtou has purchased the
tannsry % Juiius Halberi Tor 5000.
-Four large loads Of potatoes crossed
Fairfax Plains, ca route for Georgia De-
pot, last week Potatoes are selling at
81 cents per bushel.
BONNEVILLE.
snow storm MAY 9th.
Bot little maple sugar made, Price
70 to ~ cents.
&C. /. Liyermorc Is running his mill
on fan time, getting ont chair backs TO
ship east
q. u. Williams has gone 90 Boston 10
buy goods c. C. Wheeler tends store
while he is gone.
w NJ. Wheeler Is At work for c. l..
IJyefmorc Ia his mill
VIM. g. Wheeler sHli remains at his
old business
PERI.
Mr. Josiah Barnard, one II the first
settlers Of this town, died at Oberlin,
Ohio, May lst, aged 81 years. lie re-
moved to Ohio many years ago, but win
be well remembered by the old inhabi-
tants.
AT the examination ofteachers for the
schools on Saturday, seven applied and
passed satisfactory examination and re-
ceived certificates George II. Wyman,
town superintendent conducted the ex-
animation assisted by Geo X. Davis,
Theodore Rand. NJ. b. Lyon and L. G.
t Simonds.
LANDGRoyE.
"A son of David Howard fell from
/ the high beams in the barn last Thursday
/ injuling him seriously. The physician
thinks bis recovery is doubtful.
There was preaching in the Union
Meeting House, Sunday the 9th, by the
presiding Elder, who informed us that il
was quite uncertain whether he could
find any one to supply us as pastor the
coming season.
The public examination of teachers
came off the ith. Only one Teacher was
present, Miss Landfere formerly OF
Dorset who passed good examination.
The saw mill known as the Burnap
Mill lately repaired by S. Griffith Of Dan
/ by is doing good business.
"A neighbor passing through an adj
joining town, the other day, made the re.
mark that he thought old barrels were
a scarce article in that town as the cattle
showed the prints of the hoops as far as
could be seen with telescope. A serious
commentary on the scarcity Of hay.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
-Dea. S. S. Lyon is now at work on
his new tin shop with three or four hands
and the work is progressing finely. Such
is the case with all that the Deacon takes
/ hold Of
N. II. Hart has rented the old, vel
/ known, stand of j. l.. Pierce, and has JUS
returned from Boston with a full line OF
all kinds of goods usually kept IN count
try store.
&C. d. Farnum has just got his circu
lar saw mill in good running order and
is busy saving out the logs. He has some
5000 logs in his yard, and all in want Of
/ lumber will do well to call on g. d.
CHESTER.
We had a cducUSS at the lngraham
House, Monday evening the 30th ult., fol
the election of delegates TO the Bellows
Falls Convention. Twelve men conyen
ed and did the Business in seven and one
hall minutes By Waltham watch. My
rick Wentworth and +. II. Robbins, Esq
were made delegates.
Pollards Cheese Factory commenced
diaMiag cheese April 18th. A larg,
business is looked for the coming season
About 2000 lbs. of milk is now the daily
deposit, but three times that amount i
about the same as guaranteed as soon Al
the land CLOVIS with milk and honey
The neatness Of this establishment i
absolute purity.
Chester has a fourishing Farmers
Club, and those who should be judges
say, that the discussions at their meeting
are marked by practical knowledge 0
the subject, amounting to scientific analy
sis. The able secretary, John s. Adams
Esq, often gives elaborate reports 0
meetings OF the Club, through the column
ofthe Windsor Journal, frequent extract
from which are TO be seen In other papers
-Gentlemen Of taste aud refnemen
will, nowhere, outside the large cities
iind better place 70 SELECT an outfit thai
] az A. -. Fietcher's. We have eve