The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-24

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pnuee ufU maate.fs iss gsaal business
energy.
The Field Marble Ca.. offer ilsir
miH ana qasus lar safe. a raro 5ppog-
taalsF M uaw men ig invest Mr.
Fields residence. one of G4e most dgsi-
rsbls iu las village. ls also f8g sale.
During tBs past ycaF seine important
improvements hafe been made jusl It.
ge out o. lhe yjllBgd. We have tlme nov
ou.y 20 alude go lbe residence of Mr.
Benjamin sexton, which was completed
"a igs months since. ID is snug aud taste.
Goa even 10 the mmble haof iu the cellar
It is one Of tHe most sensible Of farm
houses.
Our former ueigAbgrs Malor Wood
aud wife paid u. a brief bnl very wei
come visit last week Their present home
g.. ia tbo famoa. old town OF Concord,
Mas. We welcome back. SIS residents,
Mr.. & Mrs. Hawkins, who have tried 20
live away from as but could not,
We are happy To announce that our
highly esteemed depot master, Mr.. Grout
who haas been severely ill, ]. rapidly re-
covering.
WEST BUrEHr
several days of the past week have
been occupied in taking testimony 10 the
ehancery suit Of Boynlon ~. The West
Rupert Dairy Association, which is an
action brought 10 compel the defendants
to remove their hog pens erected and
maintained near the residence Of the or
atars, on the ground that they are nui-
sancc. The taking of testimony is not yet
completed and whatever the result may
be A. TO the question Of nuisance il seems
TO be the opinion OF some Of the hes
writers on the subject Of cheese factories
that the practice Of keeping swine near
the factory has bad effect on the product
Of the dairy. j. W Beebe and J, Il.
Batcheder appears for the orator aud T..
SibleY for defendants
RUTLAND.
The Courier has suspended pubIiea-
ton, It's Editor, John Cain, saying in his
yaledictory IL has never been very profit
able. Those who have paid in advance
will be supplied with the forthcoming
Globe
The Bardwell House which has always
been a popular resort Of the wayiarcr has
lately been reinforced by the addition Of
Major Salisbury, lately Of the Central
Honse. II two such landlords as John
Cramton and Maj salisbury don't make
a strong hotel team then ice are mistaken,
bat whenever we 90 to Rutland we shall
venture to try them on.
Peru,
A correspondent under date Of Aph
18th writes: At this date we have plenty
of snow drifts ten feet deep. The team
ing is mostly done with hand-slcds (nicc
for horses). 1t has been a better sugar
season than we anticipated, and we have
snow at our doors to cool the maple
candy, Our mails are tri-daily now;
our mail carrier trys to get over one day,
and trys to get back another.
This is curious place to stay il,
when one cannot get out Of it.
The ponds and streams have been
ice-bouud nearly six months, yet the
Lakes" have not been frozen, and the
Reeds, Rushes' .and "LilIios' have APP
peared as fresh as ever: Robbins" have
been about all winter, and a number OF
Lyons have been seen, quite tame OF
r0urse), We have some splendid Walk
ers" ia town II we cannot ride. There
are some very stylish" people among
Us, aud others TINT had as lief have Pie
for breakfast as not, If they think 1t will
relish. We hare but one "Morrcll' man
and one "Cfossmon" IN town, aHd we
feel thankful Il ha. been so healthy the
past season as we have bat two "Nour.
SEES" We hope TO become more euligbl.
eued, as we have some Chambers aud
We expect lumber will be plenty while
the sawyer" tarry here,
LANuaHnEE.
Our correspondent under date oI
April 18Th writes: TIE snow is leaving
+ fast has settled two or three feet, can
. just .cc the tops Of the walls and fences
there Il no moving team and no pros
( poets Of IL az present, for the roads ar,
blocked with snow from two TO fifteen
. fceldee, the slrcoms are cleared OF ig,
go there viii not be much damage don,
By the snow melting without 60 melu
away very fast.
/ Sugar makers are trying to make d
little sugar, but they find it hard getting
sap. t9r they nearly lose lhemselyc. ia tht