The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06

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List Of letters uuealloa for At the
FACTORY Point Post Oalee, April lsl
Mrs. Margaret CLARK, Nctde Luddie,
Ars. Maggie A. Whitman, Henry A.
GsrpcBlaf, Wa. S. rarker Clark TORY
r. AnEs, Z. NJ.
NORM DORSET,
Uncle Dan. Curtis, post master, has
received letter from the department At
Washington, Stating that be has been
longer 10 the service than any other ofie. |
isl in the employ Of that department. |
lie i q year, old. May be live to see
The beginning Of another century.
HCPEBT,
March has blown himself out Of ex. /
islauce. Nobody was sorry when be
took bis departure; he left the roads be-
hind him, but might as we'll have taken
them along, for be len them 10 such
condition that they are Of ihue use to the
traveller. t#t# -
business is concentrated ia The man
Of maple sugar. at present.
Capt, J. A. Sheldon, who has been
very sick for the past few days, am
happy TO learn, Is much better.
The Gospel Workers flushed their
labors here April Sd.
--Mtthew Morey, a worthy citizen Of
our town, died March 81, in the fifty
fourth year Of bis age.
RUTLAND.
Deputy sheriff G. d, MilIiugton has
been quite ID for few days but Is getting
better. His father, Hon. Norman Mil
Iington has also been sick while on visit
here, bat is better aud has gone home.
Liquor raids PANIED out so poorly
that they have ceased Tor several weeks
until Tuesday when officer Crawford
about so gallons Of different
kinds at The Paige house--formerly Bates
house.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY. .EI
The ladies centennial party and an
.iquarian supper, held at the town hall
ast Thursday afternoon aud evening,
was very enjoyable affair aud decided
success, with the only drawback, that
The ball was entirely inadequate 10 ae-
The audience, il being the larg-
est indoor meeting ever held in the town.
The number present was yariously esti-
mated at from FIVE to twelve hundred.
Much credit IL due the managers for the
successful Ipanher la which the affair was
conducted; and all concerned labored to
make il a pleasant success. The full pro-
gramme OF exercises could not be carried
cut, owing to the crowded state of the
room; a few tableaux were presented
hat were very good, and ye old folks
,oncert aid well underline circumstances
Many Of those present were dressed in
aye ancient Style provoking many
hearty laugh, aud pleasantly recalling
many memories OF by-gone days. The
supper consisted Of baked beans, hulled
sorn, boiled victuals, pumpkin pies, etc.
and was partaken OF by about $50 per-
sous. The display ofrelies was beyond
he expectation o. the most saDgine, both
as to numbers and antiquity, some 500
different articles being on exhibition, rat
ing In age from 10 to rs years; deed
made aud executed in l77G, when this
was the town OF Kent, county Of Cum
,erland chair aud clock made 10
l74o; chair brought from Ireland by
he colony who settled Londonderry, n.
H., 10 l74l, aud brought to this town by
John Aiken; pewter cup 200 years old, /
brought from England full Of silver coin
, teapot 10 years old; an iron kettle
,75 years Old a cup, eapot aud picture,
brought over in the MayhOwer; a book
whose title page told ts story uumistak-
In London, IN 1898. The
largest election by any one individual,
was from Mrs. Samuel johnson, who ex-
libited 6j articles, many Of them 100
years old, and one a claw.fooled mahog-
Any center table, from which we took The
following label, written By the owner,
viz. "Good people, / am more than $50