The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-28

t.s3s8 la tbc 1tfmu services, whica were
rtfy appropriate and affecting. AAst
ihc ceremony 81 wsu served WITH re-
Treatments provided b. Mr. 6sodAu,
AL sgemcd greatly pleased, tbe people -
well a. iae pastor aad his family, aud
sitter d season of social enjoyment and
prayer hr tAE PASTOR ths assembly dis.
pefseI There wsc about enc hundred
prescott, AMI DE children being len at
Haue, the sabbath following 80 invitation
Has given % thc children 10 meet 81 the
parsonage 90 Monday afternoon. The
daY proved uupropsuous bat abou, forty
assembled. aud, under ibe guidance Of
Mis- Mary Burton, WHO can control the
Htue ones 81 pleasure, and the Hon. j.
KlmbaH 10 tell them stories, The latter
occasion was more joyful, II possible,
than iho former. Could ai such ami
gcrsarics be- celebrated 10 a ike spirit
much good would DO the result. l.. L.
wEsT RUPERT.
The closing testimony Of the orators
80 The case Of Boynlon vs.. The West Ru-
pert Dairy Association, was taken on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Miner &
Beobe appeared for orator and G. \.
Davenport for respondents.
The people of this community are
again without a resident physician, as
their esteemed aud valued friend, Or. e.
y. Chamberlain, has removed to Green
WITCH, n. \. What we have lost Ga wor-
thy mani they have gained,
Elijah Burton, in digging a well, at
tho depth Of twenty-five feet came upon
a bed Of quick sand so deep that he was
obliged 10 OH i, mp again.
&C. \, Sherman aud wife, Mrs. Maria
McNjtl aud two daughters, intend to start
to day Thursday on a visiting tour
among their friends in Illinois, Wiseon-
sin, &e,
RUTLAND.
Mai. Salisbury has retired from the
Bardwell House and opened the Old Cen
tra House on the European plan. The
I i}ardwel j. still the ayorite stopping
place ola great number Of people, aud
will be, rs long as John Cramton is at
the helm,
I Rutland is to have a new freight de
I pot, Of brick, $50 feet in length, to be in
creased to 400 feet as business may re
/ quire, and to be located below the Bard
well House on land owned by the Har
lem Extension Division of the New York
Boston aud Montreal road.
The Baxter National Bank has moved
into their new quarters, the finest bocl
IN the State. II is substantially built, ant
beautiful inside and out.
BONNEVILLE,
Sunday morning was as cold as No
yember.
Gone has canght another bear.
There has been one death from ty
phoid fever
The Methodists held a quarterl.
meeting last Sunday,
A faithless swain has given back th
engagement ring twice within two years
The last time the wedding dress wa
made.
If the temperance laws were NOR
strictly enforced there would be create
degree Of quiet. We hear of some send
ing out of town for liquor and getting
in large quantities.
"A three-year-old son of Mr.. Jane
Lackey recently fell out of n store hous
window at the chair factory, distanc
of eighteen feet, striking on his head
lie was considerably bruised but not SC
riously injured
PERU.
"A. T. Bayard met with smash-u
on Thursday night Of last week. Will
going from Laudgroye Hollow to hi
residence he ran off a bridge in the DARK
ness, overturning SELF horse and WACO
completely, but, strange to say, no injur
of consequence resulted.
Several old time residents have bee
, re-visiting the home Of their youth dul
ing the past few weeks. Among thel
we noticed Hon. Ira X. Batchelder an
wife of Townshend, Jonas Bennett an
/, family Of Boston, +. ?. Simonds an
family Of Natiek, Mass, and l.. b. IIaI
good and family Of Boston. They on
aud all assert there is no place like the
old mountain home IN which to rusticat,
5 LONDONDERRY.
We have quite number of peopI
$ who enjoy piscatorial sports, and the
. are usually quite successful in securing
G goody number Of speekled beauties frol
70 oar mountains streams in this vicinit
I whenever they make the attempt. Or
p duy last week 4. b. Wait, w. l.. Gibso
and O. S. Osborn went to the Wa
brook, 10 the north part OF LandgroN
10 and Peru, reaching the fishing groun
about II a. m, when they soon disco
cred four or five others ahead of then
a fishing upon the same stream; yet in
t few hours they succeeded in catchir
\ three hundred and eight fine trout,
b. Wait catching QUO hundred and TIVE
/, ty-seyen Of them.
q SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
!. -Mcssrs. Shattuck x Chase ha'
bought the premises heretofore own'
and occupied by Mr.. j. L. Pierce f
.e s. 800. Mr. Pierce Is to retain possessit
r.. until the first Of next April.
D. SUNDERLAND.
10 &c. 6 Honghtou, for a few days, W
lie be through Arlington, Sunderland, Ma
u chester aud Dorset selling peaches. Tho
us ia want az ii crate of yoOd upacbes w