The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09

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bere usKt week. 70 bold 3 .efiei o. meet
ings
--rbe relatives Of JoBAthan Hspgood
SER Invited 70 hls bouse, the 10Th slt..
10 celebrate tie foarleenth anniyersAry %
- biribasy, (which occurs only once 10
every four ysAr,). seine 81 he relatives,
.igiag q diaAsoe, wero detained from
seibg present, and tbs angel Of death bias
removed some who were present four
years since and who were greatly mls-
sed. Though they wil meet with Us no
more ou eArth, NC trust 20 meet witt
them 10 lbc world 70 come. Those
present presented Mr.. HApgood With an
album 70 contain photographs Of all bic
relatives. Ia the evening, The company
WAS joined by friends and noighbors, 20
The number Of ttyor more, who came
10 to pay their respects to the host; aud
the whole party, numbering over eighty,
greatly enjoyed the visit. MIR. Hspgood
is one Of The prominent citizens OF the
town, having served on the board Of
seleetmen fourteen years, as many years
IS be has seen birthdays, besides fill-
ing other Offices Of trust.
LONDONDERRY.
--Popular--in fact AT lhe rage here
The mumps. They take with the old as
well Is With the young
On Friday night tramp was found
In freezing coalition 10 the barn Of A.
n. Howe, about one mile south of the
village tie was taken to the hotel,
warmed, fed and lodged for the night
The next morning clothes were given
him aud be went on bis way rejoicing.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
MIR. Larkin Smith, an cid aud
esteemed citizen Of this place, Is very
sick with pneumonia. Many friends
wish for his speedy recovery.
The exhibition for this week Tburs-
day has been changed 70 y sleigh ride
aud oyster supper. Exhibition postponed
to next week Thursday, II the slate Is
MT again smashed.
"A pleasant party aud an agreeable
surprise--the meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society, connected with the Baptist
Church ON last Tuesday evening at the
residence o. j. L. Martin. The evening
was spent very aEreeably by q large
party who fully appreciated the endeAy-
ors of the host and hostess TO render oil
happy; friend j. l.. demonstrating his
sbility to dispense hospitality with the
some facility that he is known to dis
pense the weighter matters Of the law
Daring the evening, TO the surprise Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and nearly all pres
ent, Mrs. Il. Webster Melendy stepped |
forward and in brief but neat little
speech, recounted the long and valuable
services rendered the church and society |
by Mrs. Martin, as member of the
choir; and as slight token OF the APP
probation Of said services and of the
esteem 10 which she was held by them,
and in the name of the church and society
her with valuable silver cake
basket and syrup cup. Mrs. Martin,
though taken completely by surprise,
very appropriately replied. Afterward
Mr.. Martin being called out, returned
thanks in behalf of himself aud wife. We
IAN merely say that 1t was in his usua
happy style, being a credit to himself and
A satisfaction to his friends present.
SUNDERLAND.
Town officers:
Moderator-R. Webb.
Clerk-A. II. Webb. ss,-.sa 49,.
Selectmen--G. b. Bacon, A. Elwell,
NJ. knight,
Treasnrer--A. Il. Webb.
Overseer Poor-Selectmen
Listers-E, ". Jadson. n, 8. Bart, 8.
Pike.
Auditors Mark Bentley, II. n. Buck,
|. w. Marble.
Trustee Public Money-Cyrus Parsons.
Fence Yiewers--CoIonel Allen, +. j.
Bowen, G.. w. Bradley.
Grand Jurors-I. w. Marble, Chancey
Inspector OF Lealher--M. ID. Madison. |
Pound keepers-A. Il. Webb, Il. NJ
Judson, J. J. Hill.
Highway Sarveyors--Msrk Bentley,