The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
Telegraph omts


This l. the time Of the year when q
man feels particularly poor, bat the Gs'
sessors viii soon have completed their
4 rounds, when we hope for better times.
Min. Blackmer Adyertlses new goods
30 the millinery lioe. She Is ready for
\ the spring campaign, aud ladies should
call and make their selections.
The usual fast day has been appoint
4 by Gov Peck, aud occurs on Friday, the
\ ilih INST There will be services at the
n Congregations church, at II O'Clock
\ A. NJ
Mrs Wilcox has a new invoice OF
millinery goods, aud ia ready 10 attend
to anything 10 that line, or dressmaking
z Read Der advertisement.
The public examination Of teachers
10 an the towns Ia this county was fixed
" By TIE meeting Of superIntendeuts, at
4 Arlington, according to law, on Satur-
\ day, April 10Th, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
Read the testimonials 10 favor OF
\ Robiusons corn planter, among the adj.
\ yerusemgnls SWEET has the contract for
making large number Of them, and
they are bound TO sell.
There will be special meeting OF
Skinner Post, G.. A. r., at Thayer's
4 Hotel bali, on Tuesday evening next.
4 Il il earnestly hoped that there will be a
\ full attendance.
AT last we are having some really
E iine weather, and sugar.mAkers are TAX.
8 ing advantage Of t. We have received
some very due samples from A. X. Sykes
and from Hubbard & Hopkins who carry
90 The sugar works Of Judge Green.
We have tried the vertical brolIer ad.
8 voriised 81 SWEET, and the result was,
according TO the statement Of the femi-
8 nine portion Of the household, no smoke,
no burning face or bands, no attention
Whatever, and splendid steak. They
arc q good thing.
Lay services are held Ia st. Johns
g church every day this (Passion) week
& 90 Friday, Rev. Mr. Eastman will ofiici.
ate, aud on Easter Sunday april l6th)
: there will be choral service, followed
BY celebration Of the Holy Commun.
ion, All these services begin at O'Clock
Pm.
There will be special communities.
ton OF Adoniram Lodge, At their lodge
room Howe's Block, Thursday evening,
April 29th, st $50 O'Clock. Work on
the 50 degree, aud Il Ii also expected
that the district deputy Grand Master
will be present. All master mAsons, IN
good slaudiug are Invited to be present.
We give a lengthy obituary notice Of
Rev, Mansfield French, from the n y.
Herald Mr. French was q native Of
tAis town, where bis boyhood was spent
aud where he has relatives slill living
lie was one Of the remarkable men Of
Tie times, aud bis obituary notice will
repay = careful pcrusal,
Every family that ownsa housc and
building los should, this centennial year
have Al least ono shade-lFee transplagted
f8r each member Of TIE household, to be
remembered aud cared for as that pArtlc-
ular Individuals tree The magnificent
elm. in Che lower par Of the village were
,ransplanlcd |ast shout one hundred
years SO, by DR. Could, whose name
would not be remembered here now bot
toF those trees There arc very few
larger Or more beautiful elms In New
Englsnd
The other Sunday morning. Walter
Chaplin, who sometimes drives the milk
wagon q John D. Purdy, succeeded ia
disposine Of about ~ quarts Of milk, In =
barry. When 10 the yard Of Dea Gone,
tbs horse got disguNsd with the Sunday
business, aud staliej Tor chareh Or some,
where ese, pltchiag cot the milk cans
aud Water, overcome b. The embarress
meat q ihe situation, would have lain
a8wp - reflect II there bad been room
ensagh 4 good macy MAnehcslci
youngsters cried over tia, spilled milk
There were ten marriages, forty-seyer
b.rhs, aud forty dea,hs reported 10 thi'
iown, isst year The number Of deaths
VA nnususls large, aud A. follows =
over ~ years 81 sge, between q snt
%, eeiWesu g And 50, ons beiweeu 9,
asd go, ; betweeu % and %, betwees
i9 and 50, nose betweea 50 and 20. BE-
tsota q and @, one betwoea % ADD ~
AHd u ua3es l9 Of lie births l9 wer,
males aud = females Factory Poin
takes ihe lead, having Contributed 10
ward Tie increase Of population, ans
Manchester village Is.