The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-10

Prof II. ~ Shaw Of Burr & Burton
Seminary preached due discourse at
the Congregational Church last Sabbath,
People going 10 Troy should not
iall 10 call on G. \. Maynard a Co, aud
lool AZ their splendid stock OF spring and
summer goods.
Buruham 4 Temple, insurance
agents Of Rutland, have a new card IN
lo.day's JouHsAL. They represent relia-
hls companies.
Allen 4 Drew OF Rutland have a
new advertisement this week. They
have made new suits for several people
Ia this vicinity and have given good sat
i,iaction.
Herbert J. Bowen, son Of }. W.
Bowen, fourteen years Of age shot a wild
goose on the wing, last Saturday, which
measured Eve feet seven and one half
Inches from tip to tip. Pretty good for a
boy.
The mails from Londonderry aud
Jamaica to this pIaccare now carried on
foot, the roads being impossible for
teams on account OF the melting snow
drifls on the mountains.
Rev ;. W. Clemens will lecture on
the subject OF temperance at the Congre-
gAtional Church on Friday evening Of
this week Mr.. Clemens is an interesting
speaker and should have good audi
cuce.
Tie next regular communication Of
Adoniram Lodge will be held on Thurs
day eve, tthe 10th mst) at 7 IL O'Clock.
Work on the 3rd degree. Have you heard
The new orgaui The next regular Chap
ter meeting will be April 10th. Work
on the Mark degree,
The snow has been going OF steadily
during the past week, but there are a
great many drif,s left with bare ground
between There has been 40 good sugar
weather aud very little has been made
thus far, and win not be unless there
should come a bard freeze. Latterly the
sugar crop Of Vermont has come TO be OF
great Importance aud failure viii cause
many to be disappointed.
MIR. Fisher, a lawyer from Nergen-
ues, aud bis wife who was a sister or W
y Ripley Of Rutland, were on board Of
the Inflated Atlantic aud were both lost.
Their bodies have not been recovered. A
fellow passenger who was rescued saw
them sitter the boat struck, aud while
they were attempting 10 get on deck and
Mr.. Fisher was trying to persuade her
husband 10 try and save himsefand leave
her to her fate, but be would not DO this
aud il il supposed they were both swept
overheard,
Among the change. 10 real estate
lhl. spring We notice that Of C. b. aud
!. A. Manson, G. u. buying the home
.iead Of benjamin. Munson, aud also th,
livery stable and Augustus buying &
rs. homestead j. II. Phelps has sold
the swim farm TO John Williams, ans
Chas BELL will occupy !, the coming sea
son. Herbert 4. Walker and Alber
Hurl have purchased the glove mann
facipry Of VIM. Brpwnson and intend {,
enlarge tbs business. They will make
an object for cur eouHtry merchants 4
purehase goods Of them.
An set was passed a. the las, legisa
turc that The Stale Treasurer make ont
,.si az namck 81 the soldiers 90 whom 10
State il sdll indebted aud that snch lis
ts forwarded to al tbe county aud 'ow
CLERKS. Thu. has been done and ever
soldier, or If dead, his heirs should ca
anime this lis, 90 see whether there
anything doe ia order ubat the account
mas all be squared ap. We notice ou
instance. the Cummings boys who eall.
ed from lhBs town, so whom there
ueArly $40 due, and many other like il
9kuces Of soldiers who went from ib
sicinIiy 10 = bonn small amounts are III
due
VIZ FRaAN ~ Wv "HhHestAftH 81
dcInqneAt, lFrobablY owing 20 siril
grhcy II the money market some
ibem seem 10 have been "thOu tw0 {
three wears 81 leAsl they have failed
remember "a il ali That time Nos v
ike tie business Of naaulng a newKpAfs
and so printing ofiee, i seems 70 agru
algh oaf mental, moral snd physical CO
,u,auou. and YET, we 90 not DO i ait
gelhef Coz TIE fun oftbc thiug Use q
We have not the capital requisite TO carr
ii out properly Ne have 5000 Blank p
csspts printed which we would IKE
asl cat aud tlgn within tbe neat thir