The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-29

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The l.sTabjrau primary meeting to
eiosi delegates 70 TIC STATE oonfcuaou q
MoaiTelcr. and he coenty aonreation a
Aranetou. "a. bed ou Thart8ay even.
laK Jaue q. A much larger attendance
ta2a asasl 81 sach meetings was nuilocs-
Die. Tie meeting vas called 20 order BY
Or J lieary GuIld. chairman 81 NE
town cemmliioc ] g Barton was AZ.
polated president, and DIR. W. II Austiu,
secretary. Cornelius NJ sheldon and
Cyrus + sheldon we're elected delegates
o. The state convention, sud Elijah Bur
t1n. Charles A sherman aud Albert +.
Burton delegates 20 TIC county eonYen-
ton, The delegates were empowered TO
select alieruales and hll vacancies that
might occur Iu The delegation. a reso-
lotion vas then passed inYiiiug the Hoo,
Loyc,snd Manson, Of Manchester, to DE-
liver "a address on the political Issues Of
the day during The coming presidential
campaign, aud Dr. Guild, 5. II. Rising
aud 5. Ilarwood were appointed COM
mitiee to forward the invitation and
make proper arrangements for bis recep-
lion.
DANDY.
Bond has an independence bali, ith
Of July evening. Music: Wells baud
PERU.
--Hoeing is the order ofthe day among
farmers.
The potato bug has made its appear
anec IN some ofthe gardens In this place.
Mr.. NJ. G. Walker is repairing his
barn and other out buildings. A good
example for others to follow.
MIR. J. G.. Walker and Mr.. T. j.
Walker were chosen delegates to the
State convention from this place, Meth
or being grangers we shall expect them
TO go solid.
Peru people are quiet people, aud we
expect the glorious Fourth will be oh.
served by them In quiet way, though ii
would not be strange If some of the
young and enthusiastic should resurrect
an old queen's-Arm or two and invest q
sixpence IN some OF "llazzard's best, >
aud then, tram Il hard" NOw-all
ready snapl Darn it all, she didn'i
I go Try again Now--all stand back,
for she may kick Snapl Bang Hur.
rah BY jiugol wasn't that good one
| say, jim, Wen show 'em that we're pa.
triotie and can celebrated Go in, boys!
LANDGRovE.
Farmers cannot complain but that
they have plenty of rain this season, Sc
far. Crops are looking very well; grass
is coming forward with all possible speed,
and good crop is expected where IL IL
not winter-killed.
Am very glad that Miss Roe has
found one room In the wide world fit to
be occupied. Was not aware that we
had hog-pen COR school house. Hope
there will be change here soon, If that
be the case.
District No. must be called a rich
district as they have already had two law
suits, and another one is expected They
have so much money they had rather
spend ii in law than TO pay one honest
debt. No case has been decided yet
Your correspondent has been wait.
ing for an invitation to the Centennial
by some fair lady. Now, do not be
afraid TO use your rights, as leap-year
does hot come but once in four years.
LONDONDERRY.
We intend to have one of the gran d.
est celebrations the coming Fourth ever
known in this vicinity. Chester fire
company with engine aud fifty-fve men
in uniform have been invited. London
derry cornet band furnish the music,
Hon. j. l.. Martin will be orator of the
day. A glorious time may be expected.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Rain in abundance. A heavy thun'
der shower on Sunday, accompanied by
rain and hail.
Our thermometers have all been car
ricd into the cellars--to keep the mercu'
ny from running out at the top. If you
want to know how hot II is here, send us
two-story "gehometer."
-Thirty-seven have united with the
NJ. +, church within the past few months,
showing very healthy condition Of the
society.
"A little child of Mr.. aud Mrs. Arga-
lus Rugg, died on Sunday.
Presiding Elder Beman, of the NJ. f.
church, baptised five persons on Sunday
I last.
AT the Republican caucus held on
Saturday evening, David Arnold, j. J..
4 Martin, Thomas Evans, John Aiken, j,
w Mellendy and George Howard were
elected delegates to the county conyen.
ton, to be held at Newfane the 30th.
The FIRE company Of this place go ID
Jamaica on the Fourth with their engine,
the Champion.
BONNEVILLE.
"A. T. Graham and Joshua Barnard
attended the State convention as dele.
gates, aud G. G. Wheeler, L. o. Bolster,
j. NJ. Kendall are delegates to the county
convention.