The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

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The sick 81 oar pAaa are mostly re-
covering
improvements are being made st
The Hotel, preparatory to the addition Of
Sumner boarders 1.-THE merits Of G.
W. Bakers house, aud its detIrabIeness
As home aud boarding place were as
well known abroad as At home, Il would
surely be crowded,
As ancient relics are the fashion, /
will state that the writer has 10 her pos
session QUO Of pair Of shoes that were
worn by Mrs VIM. Dunton, her great
aunt, when Au infaul--oue hundred and
fourteen years Since, palEskin shoe,
three iuehos and bali ID length 1t Is
quite q curiosity.
pAwLET.
--R. G. Wickham is making three
cheese per day st bis factory.
David Cleveland is very sick from the
effects Of slight hruise GU his finger by
which the nerve was affected.
Mrs. LOOMS died at the town house
LAST Thursday, aged % wears, months,
% days.
The funeral Of Mrs DEMO took place
on Sunday last aud was very largely al
tended Mrs, DEMO was a very estims-
bic lady, aud her death Is mourned by
all
! i, 5. Weed received $3.50 for sheep in
jared aud killed by dogs belonging to e.
LOOMS and s. Brown
Three panes Of glass were broken out
Of the postoflicc window by some per-
son or persons intent on gaining an en-
trance. Postmaster Bushee has taken
the precaution to put on heavy shutters
aud new bolt to the door.
William Leach has a new cheese fac
tory in operation at his place, one aud
oue-half miles east Of the village.
i. d. Monroe Is building new store
on apiece o! land lately owned by NJ. L.
Wheeler.
BONNEVILLE.
"A. 7 Graham, Esq, has just return
ed from business trip TO the West,
The snow is pretty nearly played
out in the open land, but plenty in the
woods yet.
Sarah Perry, who had the typhoid
fever some time since, has been unable
10 walk since, and tits feared that she
has lost the entire use Of one of her
limbs. ..... 81. ...=.-..-
MIR. Newton employs ten men in bis
chair factory, and is running full time.
In the notice about the centennial
tea party last week there were some err
rors; II was carved black walnut
trunk, Chester Williams instead of Ches-
ter Wheeler, and tea spoons instead OF
tin spoous. The avsis $50 went to
pay the pastors salary
PERU.
-Sugaring over, a light crop snow
running away what there Is left of it,
report says 70 tic sea; The travelling any
thing bat good.
"A party Of yonng misses, eighteen
10 number, assembled 10 celebrate The
birthday of one OF their number, the past
week, and tho the winds were cill, they
did celebrate IN very enjoyable manner.
We can afford TO wait awhile for May
flowers after such display Of rosy checks
aud sparkling eyes, and such merriment
the robins aud bluebirds were "nowheren
during that day.
A very pleasant affair OF tie kind
came of on Wednesday Of last week al
the residenc Of NJ, b. Lyon, Esq, where
were assembled about thirty Of bis neigh.
bors. After beiag well sweetened Will
the product Of the maple they were fur.
Their treated TO bouutifaI dinner, pre-
] pared somewhat after the manner Of the