The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30

win be greatly tsli II lhss coumuniiy,
Tbers arr soms o,hsr cases 81 sickness j
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nuSuYmGE
The ian pars of The wiuisf hts beer
noted ~ hlgh wisds and considerable
a. - snow We asveg xss eboEted ou
q aur winter here.
Basins.s i dur, even shlngles, %
s poeg mAus Currency, arc 81 such heavy
dtsooaus that they viii hardly bay bread
( Potatoes are $ oests per busbel, pslmlcA
= cents per pond Aad boys bats = cent
per dUzsn
TIE Ladies AID Society for tie bepe-
q 81 The church meets 10 Frsnge bal
every Thursday. Considerable Interest
i ssia manifested IL the religious meet
logs Nearly City dollars resulted from
the festival Tor the bcneat OF our efficient
pastor.
SUNDERLAND.
lion. Edward ConAnt, State Superin-
leudeBs Of education, will deliver An sd.
dress st the Borough school house on
Friday evening next Al seven O'Clock.
The public sre cordially invited TO attend.
sorrH LONDONDERRY.
Twelve inches Of snow fell Friday
nlght and Saturday.
"A change Is to be made in our hotel
keepers this week, S. d. Curtis & Son
goiag out Thomas Evans & Son going H.
The hotel Is owned and WAS kept by Mr.
Evans prior 10 Mr.. Curtis leasing il q
year and half ago. His many friends
will welcome him back TO the old stand.
"A Centennial entertainment and an
antiquarian supper is to be given at the
town hall, next Thursday afternoon and
evening, in aid OF the Vermont Womans
Department at the Centennial exhibition,
A good time will be enjoyed and worthy
object aided.
"A Centennial horn, q lusty old horn !
Mr.. Fernando Brown, Of this place, has
shown Us a powder horn Of "ye ancient
times" II measures about 10 inches In
length, aud has carved upon it in fair let
iers the owners name and date, viz,
Silas Wheelook's powder horn, Shrews.
bury, February, l776." Mr.. Brown also
has drinking cup made Of horn, by the
same person. On one side 10 engraved
representation of lattice work, upon the
'ther side a heart and the square and
compass.
Mr.. Bryant informs us that he is not
soing to leave his shop. He ia going TO
rim for Whitman & Goddard but will
Till run his harness shop.
Post Master Smith Is soon to loose
lis "Chick," or in other words his very
popular and gentlemanly clerk, Mr.. Geo.
Walker, is to leave him the first of A pril |
Our young friend Cephas Albee is TO
cave ms in few days to enter a mercan.
lie collection bureau In Rochester N. Y.
Ne wish him abundant success.
AT the Republican primary meeting,
ield at the town hall on last Saturday, j.
). Martin, 4. w. Mellendy and George
Toward were chosen delegates to the
burlington convention on the goth inst.
Six hundred bushels OF ashes have
een picked up In this vicinity by the
lessers WILDER and Mellendy, and sold
Q farmers in Putney and Westminster.
Notwithstanding the very Indictment
Vesther very good audience assembled
I the town hall to witness the exhibition
often up for the benefit of the Ladies
lid Society connected with the Baptist
hurch. All went away delighted with
he play. The characted Of "Mr. Foozle"
nd ''Mrs Quicktidgetp in "My Wife's
was very well rendered; the for
Ter by Mr.. L. A. Brooks and the latter
y Miss Hattie Pierce. "Mr. Sourberry,
l "a Phenomenon in a smock frock,"
'as sustained by K. Webster Mellendy
] maner not to be excelIed by any
mateur In the country, and to bring
,fth shouts of laughter at every turn of
le play.