The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20
sngauug yet.

80 sugatiug yet.
Judge Green ha, soine tine fat cattle
90 dispose 81.
Cauyasscrs viii do well 10 read IT,.
A. Mckeugcy Is Cos. advertisement this
week
IL. G.. Og,is, our c~x-DuagIst, viii
-fart for Chicago 800 Friday. Ills family
viii remain at present.
II. NJ. Collins, Of Dorset, has a new
card in the JotHNAI. he docs fine mar-
Die work, and at reasonable prices. Try
him
The Superintendent report for the
Town Of Saudgute, ou The first page, Is
we'll worth reading by The people, not
onig ofilat town bot OF this OF any other
town,
Wood has not been brought into the
fillagc this winter ia The usual quantities.
y. u. Sloeum has hauled about a hundred
cords with a woke Of oxen, which he
now odars for safe. They are a good
pair.
The Governor has appointed April
llth az the day for The annual fast. Gen
orally, we fear, the day is hardly obsery-
ed as II should be. 1t generally happens
10 be too good a sugar day, 10 pay much
attention the Governors proclamation.
"A Grand Musical Festival under the
leadership of Carl Zerrahu, aud spiced
with numerous other attractions, is ad.
yertIscd In Rutland, TO commence May
II, and end May to. Choruses are in
Nited 10 organize IN surrounding towns
ior praclirIng the music.
Va are requested 10 inform The mem
hers Of The Manchester Book Club that
t5o time TO which they are entitled TO
publications win be reekoned from the
time they are received at the box aud not
the time they are taken ont.
Perhaps We ought not 10 say that the
women are greater tea drinkers than men
bot what we wish to say "a that the
women have organized a regular Tea Co.
for the purpose as they say, Of getting a
purr article. Mrs. Morrill, Of Factory
Point, 8. agent Tor the company. They
have been using il at Nauderjips hotel,
and pronounce it excellent.
The wind got ou a regular bender
the l5th, though Il was sunday, aud blew
"a. &c seldom blows. even Ia Manchester.
Il must have becn the ]oquinoclial storm
Tor g. ii seem as though Old Equinox
himself would be compelled 10 succumb
to che blast. No great damage was done
however, The barns Of Lampson aud
sykes lost a portion Of their roof. and .
window To- Ihe spire Of thc church was
blowB la aud smashed.
"A letter from Worcester, Mass, an
uouuets that We have just finished the
losAuou. and arc about to commence the
construction Of gho FIRST narrow guagc
road Ia New England, Nigs the Worccs-
ser ard Shrewsbury raiIroad-eleven aud
sud q half miles IN ieugth-anj within
tie last two weeks have been looking
over 8 line CO. q railroad from shenurne
Falls, Mass, 20 Manchester, VI. south
81 Ruiland We guess rot, bat II 20.
ZEE her elue
SIC ats informed by many OF tie
farmers wha are sending milk to New
York, that ihey see unable 10 to get acu-
ulue uumlaed uapgcI WHrtul Beet seed.
Warren Fowler last year furnished G. T..
Manson Sufficient serI ior one bali sore,
and BE- claim. ihefe wefe loss than ten
bscis other lbsu uFe gsuuiuc 10 the l0t.
~esi grown bg the same mau viii be me.
ns,tti FOE NJ cents ger pound, Order,
waY tie ltn with & H. Mansou, Man.
saesitf, 90 seat h Warren Fowler West
Lebanon, n y Qaaallff Of seed re-.
qa.fei let alle pounds.
oae oG tbe Rat determination au1
~as Intending rs tare le0 town oa le
slas hereafter 10 be mentioned. hs, leeu
prevailed npan 10 stag over ons more las
aad - s consequences tie Repositories
Ciub vii hase ) grand social dance b,
ise.r bali il tbs village on Tharsiay
evening, MafsA ssh 4 fail ~aiieudane,
ofthc membsn aud their fuend, ~ asua
expected and . oliy good time q ear,
f. e llp FeEaa. A. ih4s Is pfobabiy ihi
tast T~efpsleaofeau 81 lbe SEASON. lh,
fallAal followers of the almble goodies
w aa loabl asal tae,a@ fes 81 uls oe
asoa aud Futa su early appearance
Bf De afsfs eat We allowed maglI
age uoll9e igQm Bsuds8ie 70 apfeAf u q
tAg Boa gNAt last wesk without. 8 prope
xuachef. and We have s.nee learned tia