The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-07

Tie resi- estate consists OF h0nses lot, Ac.i
and 3 wood lol Of s. acres in Rapert and
Ia sores IN Dorset. The personal prop
epty consists ofhrmiug tools, sugar uten.
siis &c,
wEsr RUPERT.
The West Rupert Dairy Association
held their annual meeting on Tuesday tOe
ga. The following officers were elected
for the year ensuing: L. :. Sherman
President; u. Hopkins aud L. Ilswley
Vice Presidents; 7 l.. Sheldon, See. aud
Treas; r. l.. Sheldon, l.. d. Hopkins
aud l.. llawley Directors; Fayetc W,
Hopkins, 5, Moore aud y. Hopkins, Au-
ditofs. No. Of lbs. Of milk manufactured
during the past year, 363, 12j. No. OF lbs.
of cheese made, 1850. No. Of lbs. Of
milk for a b. Of cheese, 9,sl.l00. Whole
amour, Of cash reed for cheese, $40 ESQ.
40. Average price per ID. per cheese,
SI3.75. T. l.. Sheldon, secretary aud
treasurer, has discussed since 1851 over
$4,000 among the stockholders and
patrons of the factory. They made their
last sale OF cheese for the season two
weeks ago. The quantity wos $500 lbs,
of whice 900 lbs. were sold at sixteen
cents per pound, the remainder at fifteen
and three quarters cents per pound.
BoSpyiLLE,
Henry Hall. Sen, while going home
from the funeral Of Gardner Gale, New
Years day, was thrown from his sleigh
by reason Of his horse taking fright, aud
had his leg broken.
--Cephas Williams celebrated his sill
yer wedding New Years day. There
was good company present, numerous
gifts aud good time generally.
SUNDERLAND.
--l0= below zero December 3lst.
MIR. Ross, who has contracted to haul
6. W. Brad ley's logs from the top Of the
mountain 10 the mill, is hurrying them
down. lie drew 70 logs at one load, so
am informed. Where is Mr.. Bergh?
The hop at L. II Graves ball, New
Years eve, was greatly enjoyed by all.
About twenty couples were present.
Another one is talked of, 10 come off in
two weeks.
ARLINGTON. ..
MIR. Charles II. Holden, who has
served tho Rensselaer, aud Saratoga rail-
road company and the Delaware and
Hudson canal company for many years
as their faithful general agent at Saratoga
Springs, has rendered his resignation, to
take effect January LIST. He remains at
Saratoga engaging in other pursuits. Mr..
Holden Is a native of this town, and has
a wide acquaintance. lie has worked
his own way in railroad matters from the
bottom of the ladder aud rctires with the
coddence of his employers and the cs-
TEEN of the public as a railroad official.
West & Bro. have received a very
large lot Of dressed hogs from Michigan
the incest lot that ever made its APP
pearance In Arlington.
"A large and pleasant surprise party
was held Mt the residence ofJ. Il. Judson
at East Arlington ou Tuc-day evening
the 29th instant,
E-Rcy. L. II. Garfield. j.. d., formerly
OF Arlington, rector of the Episcopal
church al North Adams. is delivering a
series OF lectures on European travels,
The lectures are free aud delivered at the
request Of the Young men Of that village
At the annual meeting of the Fish
and Game Club. Monday evening, jan.
4th the following officers were elected
W L McAuley, Presidents W Holden, I'd
Vice President; d W Elmore, Secretary
c J Williams. Treasurer: J G. Woo d.
worth, A T. bartlett, II ) Hard, } X
Ba,chelder, NJ II Demiug. II c William
J i; JudsOn, Executive Committee.
NouTm BENNINGTON.
At the annual communication 81
Tucker Lodge, No. ~ +. X. 4. NJ, the
following officers were elected: Charles
NJ. Colviu, W. NJ; Geo. +. koon, : w,
Charles NJ Fish, j. W; Milo Pierce,
Treas. Frank q. Madison, See, Chas,
d. Phillips :. d; Albert NJ. Colvin, J,
D.; l.. Mason Wrisey, Chaplain; Henry
+. Lamb, OrgaHist; Edmund G. Tough.
ton, Marshal; Charles l.. lIoughtou,
Tyler. Public installation OF officers by
Il. W. Deputy Grand Master /. G
noughton, Wednesday evening next.