The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-25

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-Eveyihbg Ia Ger beauilful valley j.
bufsiing into life, aud with ne return Of
spfipg, come the familiar faces Of neigh.
boars saa frjen3s. Mrs Hatch, vita Der
two daughters, has retained 10 occupy
her pleasant home, having spout the
winter with her brother, Or. H. G. shc-
don, o. Troy, \. Y. Miss Maria Moore
has also returned, having spent She
winter very pleasantly With relatives, 10
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her friends here, Is occupied with eiass
Of ten music scholars, IN Rupert, aud she
Also has i0ur here, TO whom she gives at
tenlion Mondays aud Saturdays.
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II. Colyin intends starting up bic
knitting mill, which has been closed for
nearly year.
Mrs. Clcarland's school closed on
Monday. It will sgsin commence in
June.
Several hard freezes this week, aud
the brooks very high for this time Of
year.
james Mason starts for Philadelphia
on Tuesday, where we suppose he in
tends to see the sights.
james b. Wheeler graduated at the
Albany Law school OH the 18th. He Is
at home for few days and will go to
Wisconsin 10 commence practice.
ID. w. Bromley has laid new slate
Sidewalk IN front Of his hotel, thereby
adding much to the appearance Of his
place,
Morgan Andrus aud Eugene Flowers
ran away from home on Sunday last,
Andrns len note at home saying he
should be back in 10 years.
Tree planting is going on briskly.
Two large boxes of trees, from the nur-
sery OF L. Ross, OF Poultney, were dis
trbuted IN town, week before last.
F. S. Weed is adding new coat of
paint to bis buildings, and has planted
fine row Of naples in front of his prem
ises.
Rev. Mr.. Bemis, of the American
Bible Society, filled the place of Rev.
Mr.. Aiken on Sunday last. At the close
of his sermons, a collection was taken up
In behalf Of bis cause.
Rev. S. A. Stone, the forme. pastor
of the Congregational church, preached
at the Methodist house, last Sunday, by
the request OF Rev. Mr.. Marshall.
We are glad to learn that Miss Flora
Miller, daughter of Rev. w. A. Miller
of Singsing, N. Y, is to start music
class in town. Miss Miller comes highly
recommended, and is very fine must
clan and through teacher. All wishing
music lessons will do well to call on her
at the residence of her brothcr,W. -.
Miller, OF Pawlet village.
PERU.
The cheese factory will commence
operations the first of June.
People are hurrying up their sowing
aud planting.
There Is occasionally snow bank
left, but the hot weather of Saturday and
Sunday made them grow beautifully
less.
A meeting was held Saturday even
ing for the purpose of making some ar
rangements for writing centennial his
tory of the town. A committee was APP
pointed in each school district, to collect
material for such history. II is also
proposed to have celebration on the
coming Fourth Of July, TO which all the
old residents of the town will be invited.
There is some patriotism among the
Peruvians.
LONDONDERRY.
Sunday school was recognized May
l4tb, with g. ID. Rider as superintendent,
w. A. Gibson assistant aud l.. e. Wells
secretary and treasurer.
The Windham Association OF Con-
gregational ministers met here, Tuesday
and Wednesday, of last week, Public
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