The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-20

tines alterv.a. ihe anniversaries. Tic
golden weldaE q issg week uas sae-
aea1eI ca Monday q tlls week hy tbe
e.gdg-shlr8 anniversary Of the birth of
sister of Nr Hol.cg. Mrs. Jaba hcai.
Qa.ruy inviting 8 few co bar relatives
aBd al8 u-lrlbars 90 take tea with her,
% uas rrsPazeI. while az lhe tshle, 90
oaoat ap the ycau represented lo che
company. More than the fail millcnnial
uamBer was quickly reached the aFer-
src agg Of twelve 90! the persons present
bstuz IS 1esrs. 81 tae close Of tbe meal
gbcy rose sad suue Use de&o.ogy and zee
pairing to the par.or were B1lued by
sgmo Of ,ha younger people, Including a
few af oar city guests, Here was made
modest bal uurautradielcd recognition
of lbe value Of some 81 tho oll-ashiontd
ways aud homespuu virtues, aceompa-
MED Boy lhe impressive reading Of Aunt
Jemimas Crusade, by @ cbair and the
singing Of ayorilc songs Of heaven.
We Hbo were lyokers-on were led TO the
conclusion that the cream Of life, 10 not
its honey, too, may more reasonably be
looked Tor Go age than in youlh, and that
pleasant prospects ahead are as apt 10 be
realized at thrce-score and ten Us half a
century earlier.
Rev Geo. W Gray and family, Of
Raycuua, Ohio, are visiting their aged
parents aud other friends IN Dorset.
--Iley. Cyru. Iamlcn, j. d., arrived
iu town Tuesday and gave an address
"Wednesday evening.
HJrEEr.
Last week DR.. c. II. Allen of Salem,
assisted by Dr. Guild and Austin. Of
Rupert, performed notable surgical
operation ia this village Mrs. Evans
had been suffering quite number of
years from an ovarian tumor, Last
week the medical gentlemen above
named performed the operation Of tap
ping" and took from the patient 10
/ pounds Of waier-over 10 galous, at
one and the first operation. The ease
had been Of five years standing, and
there had been no previous surgical
/ operation. The amount OF water taken
/ from the patient weighed more than
Mr.. Evans did after getting rid Of her
affective burden, and justified her re-
mark that "she felt rs though the largest
part of herself had moved away" The
case will be reported in the medical
1 journals by DR.. Alien, and we are III
formed Is the largest quantity Of water
ever taken from patient at one opera
ton. We have the figures from one Of
the attendant physicians, Mrs. 6. is
doing we'll
EAST RUPERT.
Farmers are securing the last OF
heavy hay crop.
/ - The Cheese Factories are doing
good business. The Mettowee has lately
made quite a large sale--oyer 800 boxes
Of cheese sold and shipped, price twelve
and half cents, delivered at the depot.
lie Grand Eastman, of Pleasant
/ Prairie, Wis, now 66 years old, is on a
visit among his relatives aud friends
/ of this place. He was noted sheep
breeder in the West, but has closed out
the last of his flock-together, with the
"uicks of the trade" and turned his
attention to fishing, and since the law
allowed him to throw the line, May LIST,
has caught, with nothing but hook and
line in ten days, 14l4 fine trout. He
wears the belt and will bear off the
palm, unless the far-searchng JOURNAL
can find a better man.
sTRATToN.
--Stratton has had sensation" at
last, in the appearance of large black
bear, near the residence Of Il, b. FORTS
ter. Mr.. FORESTER, who was standing
by his door, first saw bruin as he emer-
ged from a thicket, near the sugar house,
coming into full view in the PASTURE
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LAND"Ro'E'
Miss Emma Whitman OF Landgrove,
not of college fame, but Of well earned
experience, which is the only successful
way for teacher to become a good dis
cipIinarian, completed her 18th term of
school, aud her second term in district
number two, which closet last Friday
afrrupDn The teacher aud scholars