The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

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Dr safrs,ai has friends ti,ilisg hin
iiam Rochester n D.
W B Miller bas . fresh sapply u
hsraess Rood.. together viii hrpcts.
BhiPs blankets. sil sorts % pads Coz
lafs5s wear. aad general assortment
~ .sp-shesis which makes Il a. uBsqualle1
pAee f5r gentlemen 10 obiain anything
% tae above line, Miller should adver.
/ glse ID the JogESAI
Xii Adams & Son have raised new
mia buiidinE 10 he place formerly knows
e. The "ged MIL" which was burned
last spuug
3 Ann Hastings commenced her sec
oDd Summer terra q school 10 district
No p Jas. Monday,
"A few days since, a, Joel shellon's
lssm MAS leaving the field The tongue
dropped from the neck yoke, causing The
team 70 run away, tipping over the load
q bay aud badly spfSining the ankle Of
F Z. Root, who was on tbe load
As Miss Martha Iluleti, with a Miss
Clemens, Of Dorset, aud Miss scott, Of
East Rupert, were coming from Manehes
tef, their horse ran away, throwing all
three out and breaking Miss Clemens
shoulder, aud badly hurting Miss Scott
I This makes twice Miss Hulelt has been
run away with this summer, the result
Of trusting horses to be driven by ladies
LASDGRosE
We clip the following item from
Spaioga paper The Old Leland stand
F is situated it, the "Holow - Up 10 the
I little town Of Landgroye, IA ths state OF
Vermont, is located the original Leland
hotel, once uuder the management Of the
lprogenitor Of what il now universally
known as the largest family Of hotel pro.
prietors in the world. This hotel has
been purchased by Lewis Leland Of the
Surlcyant house, of New York, who !.
determined that the patriarchal structure,
around which clusters 80 many happy as
sociations, shall be retained by one of the
Leland clan. A full half century has re-
solved into the dim shadows OF the past
since bis grandfather as host received
guests at It's door, aud kindly cared Tor
them beneath It's hospitabIe roof. Grand. |
father Leland and the travellers OF those |
days have long since joined the ranks Of |
the msiDrily, but tie rudimentary train |
ing received in that Old Vermont tayernl
has developed a race of managers who
now keep some Of the best aud most pop |
ular hotels IN the United States Grand |
thher Leland had also the honor Of run
ming the first stage and mail route across
the Green Mountains, an enterprise of as
much magnitude in those primitive days
As the management of a railroad al the
present time. A semi centennial gath
ering OF The representatives Of the family
az the original Leland hotel at This time
would be most happy way of celebrat-
ing the event.
LONDONDERRY.
Farmers have nearly secured their
hay crop, which is better than last year.
1t is estimated there will be a quarter
more hay through this part Of the town
than last year.
The village school, taught by Miss
Cough, closed on Friday. We hear the
school well spoken of. Miss Clough il
an experienced and successful teacher.
Quite a number OF former residents
OF this place are back on visit to their
old homes. Among others we notice DR..
Geo. Arnold and family, from Boston,
also Walter Hobart, from the same place,
who brings young bride with him,
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The cheese factory is an established
fact. Operations TO commence next
week.
Henry Hewes OF Winhal has been
quite unfortunate, having lost two colts
last spring; and now valuable horse
drops down dead while at work in the
field.
Minnie Tyler, daughter Of llarand
Ty Ter, is bright, cherry faced little girl,
one Of the kind that to see her is TO love
her. 1t was very satisfactory to every
body when her teacher, in making re-
port of her school at The close Of the ex-
c ctscs, Friday, said she had not missed
a word in spelling during the the term
OF school
The school picnic last Friday was
very pleasant sfriir. Fify-four children
were seated al the table, all bright-iaced I
ltJle boys and girls. The table was GOV.
cred with TIE choicest edibles, and hand
someN arranged just as The ladies OF
this village always do things Of hi.
kind The exercises by the scholars were
doubtless good, but the writer occupying
a back seat, aud there being some heavy
iufant-ry practice going on ia the ball
aud gallery, was able to hear but little OF
H.. At the conclusion Of the exercises
The teacher, Mics Ella Cheney, read
report Of the school, from which we
learned that Emma Ross, Cora Farnum,
Emma farnum, Minnie Tyler, George
Bry ant aud Frank Mellendy had no marks
upon the register sgainst their names
A good record, surely.
JAMAICA
-- lhere hiss been considerable excite