The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

.ter This society contains asiire wo1k-
ers who So aai d5.ag missionary work
81 Wes Bfaulelor0 sondsy School sud
preaehlng every Sunday sBd new Mr.
Taaer. lMr Esty's saaaB}aW8 goes 90
sa&.aus River A. a family ths EsJy's
aec carHost eaaush labarers
eHuus.
TIE paar oa.t as the past year, 81
GiGG,. Iac ludebielnsss q tue town 81
e. ala3g Total receipts, : sss So. To-
tal disbursements sfa9l1a The siek
have swireed over $500 wafth OF "Aeeu-
ey," -ana pounds lsterang] milk was
abecse5 az PoHari's Factory the past sea-
son,
--"Fcp Night, 100 s. Bar Room Zap
proved b. 90 County Camiaisiouers1
aud Limerick Boy" ibe oh. and Quiet
Family thc 7th inst, at Pollard's Hal
They are heavy go drama over there and
IL pays to go.
The annual March meeting 10 be held
IN the Vault, on South Street Bring
along your rat terriers, gentlemen. We
are told chilling stories about these rat
bandits, how they skip oyc= the Old cellar
floor, playing with the bones Of our an
cestors whose graves are literally the
banking 10 one eide Of this voting vault.
The trap-door will open at about O'Clock
a, IA. Don't forget Your dogs and your
diseuieetauts.
SUNDERLAND.
Town officers. Moderator, Reuben
Webb: Town Clerk, A. K. Webb Select
men, q. b. Bacon, +. II. Gtayes, Amos
knjghts, Town Treasurer, A. II. Webb;
/ Oyerseers Of the Poor, selectmen; Cons
table, Cyrus Parsons; Listers, Geo. Fow-
/ Ter, samuel Pike, f. NJ. Judson; Audi
/ tor; l. W. Marble, II. a, Judson, Geo.
+ Carey; Trustee Of Public Monies, G.. Il.
/ Bacon: Pound Keepers, George Fowler,
/ Z. J. Bowen, Ambrose Williams; Town
Agent, G.. d. Bacon, Grand Jurors, ;.
/ Pike, Chauncey Madison.
ARLINGTON.
/ Town officers: Clerk q Treasurer, J.
/ Il, IIatchelder; Selectmen, a. G.. Mckee,
/ ;. n. Hard, G. NJ. Vaughn; Listers, ID.
/ Crofnt, \. Il. Bartlett seymour Hard /;
/ Constable a Collector, II Smith; Over
I seer of the Poor, A. ). Garfield; supt
Schools, +. b. Davis; Auditors, II. :.
! Hard, G. /. Benedict, Niram Hard Trus-
tees Of Surplus Fund, Arson Buck II. ).
Hard. Voted tax Of % cts on the dol.
lar of Grand List.
We hear a great deal of late in regard
to the merits Of Jersey, Ayrshire and
other breeds of cattle, but the famous
Durham breed stll holds its own among
them all, and for beef, probably, cannot
be equaled on account of size and weight.
| G.. NJ Vaughn has a Durham calf which
weighed, when one day old 1873 lbs; il is
now one week old and weighs lG0 lbs,
Beat this IL you can,
sHArTsBURY.
Town officers: Town clerk, hiram
Barton; select men, Solomon Howard,
W. w. Marshall H. b. Bottum; town
treasurer, Martin Wheelock; constable,
Myron Barton; listers, Myron Barton,
Gilbert 5. Madison, Chas. Andrew ;
town agent, VIM. 7. Madison; town
grand jurors, &. p Montgomery, Rob't
Hastings; superintendent of schools, G.,
Z. Montgomery.
wooDFoRD.
Weather mild
Real estate purchasers are plenty.
Hon, Amos Aldrich has purchased
the real estate and homestead of Albert
Dunn and sons. Mr.. A. will take pos
session in April.
The funeral of Hon. William f. Park
was largely attended on Sunday. Mr.
Park deceased in Charlestown, Mass, on
Tuesday of last week.
Jerry Casey man employed on the
Bennington & Glastonbury K. r., was
killed by the cars at the Patchen crossing
Thursday evening of last week.
The Lyceum drew a packed house
Friday evening. The farce, after the
debate, entitled Strategy, or how tc
manage girls" was acted well and as is
often remarked, improperly, however
drought down the house
The Ball at Fox's, last evening, the
4th inst, was largely attended and all
seemed to enjoy themselves in lerpsichorC
on the evening of President Grants in
auguration day.
A party Of lumbermen while repair
ing to the woods one day last week, saw
bird ia a brook BY the road side which
they supposed to be a wild duck, where
when Que Of the party hurricdy threw q
club at il to no effect, however and seeing
that the fowl paid no attention to them
not being frightened, the man thought he
would catch him with his hands II pos
sible, which he did, and the moment The
J bird was in iis hands, as he says, he
"wrung his neck, after which ii was dis
! covered that II was a rare specimen Of i
bird from some distant cline. II wa
. beautiful aud its plumage was soft al
! eider-down, and would have commanded
4. Il larnr nricc. II il had been saved alive