The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-06
low I your eold2

lloN i your eoldg ......
-Abolher biz snow storm Tuesday.
We hAvo lad one good run Of sap,
Ninety barrels were gathered from the
sugar bush u Judge Green.
= oar thanks aro due 10 Mr.. A,
Hasklus Of Dorset, Tor nice maple sugar
and syrup u this years make.
The attention Of farmers Is called to
TIE advertisement Of Wells, Richardson
q Co
smith, the Peru stage driver, could
not make bis usual trip Tuesday on &C
canut OF the snow blockade.
&C. Is Munson sold bis best span Of
horses to a gentleman 10 New York last
week. lie says we need not mention the
price, but !, was over oae thousand dol
lsn.
The ladies OF Bennington County are
requested 60 bear 10 mind tba, all articles
for exhibition 10 The Woman's Pavilion
Il Philadelphia, should be 10 the hands
of the county manager on or before April
20lh.
The JoURSAL Office and post office
are grsocd with new sud tasty signs, The
handiwork Of our townsman, Geo. w.
Bennett, who has gained an enyisble
reputation as painter, bis special forte
being fresco painting. lie is at present
engaged 10 repAintiug the Weldon House
81 *. Albans.
"A despatch from Rutland this morn
Ing gives the sorrowfu intelligence OF
tie sudden death, from congestion of the
lungs, OF Mrs. James Marks, daughter Of
Joseph |. sheldon Of this plsee.
--lt costs as much to keep dog a
year rs il would to take half a dezea
good newspapers, yet we never knew a
family TOO poor 10 keep worthless cur,
The Rev. DR.. Cushmau has so much
Improved In health that be expects to be
able 10 occupy hi. pulpit next Sabbath.
The spring term Of Burr and Burton
Seminary opens with good number Of
students and a few more are expected
The graduating class Is larger than 1t has
been for several years.
N. Allen a. Son, merchant Tailors Of
Rutland, have new advertisement in
to.day's Issue. They claim to have an
extra cutter
&c. W. billiard, Of Rutland. is still
selling goods extremely low. Read bic
new advertisement and compare his
prices with those you have been accus-
toned 10 pay.
The promiss0ry notes Of a great
many people, 10 these times, are great
deal Ike Tennyson's Brook; "Mcu may
come, aud men may 20, bat run on for
ever"
Last week IN giving the list of
officers II the Ladies Benevolent Society
Of the Congregational Church we made
some mistakes. This Is the correct list
Mrs Barnes, President; Mrs. A. J. Gray
Treasurer; Mrs. NJ, H. Wooster, Secre-
tAry Mr. G. b. Manson, Mrs. l.. II /.
iIcmenway; Mrs. 4. Perkins, Miss r.
Ilawley, Miss Helen Black, Miss Della
Cashman, Managers,
The following letters were uncalled
f1r 81 The poet oilire In this place, April
ia Mrs. Matilda Duba, Luelus b.
johnson, Miss N {. Harrington, Patrick
Kelley Mrs. sarah Mason, Miss julia
O'Buen, Mics Kitty Peuinger, John
Rllcaie Frsuk s Smith, Horace Williams,
Publishers u Standard Card In calling
l9t shove sGy advertised.
ID. X. smoSps, r. NJ.
The annual collection 10 behalf Of
the American Missionary Association
toe freedmen -wili be taken up Ia The
Congregational Church next sabbath ~
TbIs society furnishes lhe means Of edu.
Gallon sud 81 gospel ordinances to the
late slaves 81 The south, aud to many
Indian tribes, a. also to the Chinese Ia
California Il employs 80 teachers and
missionaries, has 900 pupils under its
charge, s churches, WITH 5000 sabbath
school SCHOLARS. i, L. greatly ia need "
faads.
The Young people q lhis place 70 the
nambsr " twenty, attended The prcsen.
tAfion q ibe War drains, Loyal Monu.
iAiucsfs, al Arlington, Thursday evening
81 last week, knd were highly pleased
with iAe entertainment. A larger stage
ard hAl and fan orchesirA would have
addcA Is The attractions, bot, ~ Il Mas,
40 fault ooald be louBd. The p4rts were
al weli taken, "Old MARKS Wa true 10
life, wid Holden aAae capital Fred
sleele and Mas Holden io0k tie part o.
Alice MARKS Ia very crcditab.e nsuucr,
Ard he DuiehmAu, lrishman ard darkeg
made iots % sport uIthoag oYsnlol6g
taslf parts Post Dadlcy j. 10 be COO.
graduated on The saeaess shieh has Al