The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19


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wrars > .ie nsnsti peck fe. A ssrtn
aad 0tsEiuaiea ne fsshioA with hlm.
Tsss ,ntgfrssg Ksonemtu, Nc. u
Tfonbiy. wstisg 10 AevEsee the bpss'
utts lalsretis 81 ttls place, hAs establish
SO : bsksrr here and proHaises 70 tarnisb
COED iasi 81 ferr bW rates.
House e3eaalng, gardening, frog con
efrls au8 cFoqaet are ue spring Ike IT,
silaus sssu sad beard 10 lhls vicinity.
-. + Ameden has contracted 10
aaid he louadsiioa walls for J. a.
Maasons barn 81 Manchester Ar. Ams-
a q rssi8ss 10 this village, aud will 30 .
good j9b.
p0nsHr.
The public examination Tor teachers
81 comman schools Tor the town 81
Dorset sill be bold AZ the school house 10
district No. 6 ia East Dorset, on saiur-
diy. April 2slh. ats O'Clock g. IN.
EAsr poRsET.
w D. Ames Is getting together ma
tttlAl preparatory TO building . barn,
which wia pat qalte 10 the shade any
similar structure Ia this region.
The house Of Michael Ward, OF North
Dorset, WAS burned 70 the ground on
Sandsy last. Tic Gre Is believed 10 have
originated from the burning out Of the
chimney. Most Of the furniture 10 The
owcr rooms wss saved by The neigh.
bort, tie family being absent at church
except = sister Of Mr. ward's, a deaf
mutc. Loss considerable. Insurance
500,
The doors Of Bakers cheese factory
viii be swung open to patrons May lot.
The prospect Of patronage was never bet
tes, Since this factory was established,
three ears $50, our farmers have been
gradually changing their stock from sheep
aud young cattle and horses 10 cows
and they are besides brAyely over their
Visions OF amassiug sudden aud vast
wealth by selling their milk in New
York Cans returned short aud sour aud
promises instead Of pay have reconciled
them fully 10 small but sure gains.
nuPEEr.
-Oar district school Il to b. taught by
Miss Lo,tie Baldridge.
Rupert has elected two coustAbles
u,e present spFing, aud still the Office is
vacant
-llorace Bardeu is preparing the
foundation FOR a new residence. Eigsr
II, Bruce is doing the same thing.
The sugar season has come and
gone. The farmer has started the pillow
The familiar sound Of the builders NAL
let and hammer Is beginning 10 be heard.
The migratory song,ters OF the Spring
are returning TO their old nesting places.
PROF. Reynolds, the illusionist, ven
lriioqlist, aud prince OF wizards, gave
one OF his entertainments ut the school
house hlll on Wednesday evening. The
performance was highly creditable TO his
profession. The tricks of the responding
drum, glass bell, aud glass jar, were adj
mirably performed aud had the profess
or laid any claim to the presence of a
supernatural agency, his performance
would have been satisfactory TO the most
fastideous s~piritualist.
PAwLET.
MIR. Amos Bromley died very sud
denly OF heart disease, at his home on
sunday morning. He had worked hard
the day before. and was In usual health.
He had been 10 the barn to do his chores
aud 10 coming back passed TO the rear Of
his house, aud Is supposed to have died
instantly. Mr.. Bromley's age was 81
years.
"A colt belonging to William Weeks
ran away with him last Saturday. The
colt ran from the village toward home,
and colIided with a wagon in which was
Horace Clark and wife. Cla7k's wagon
was badly smashed and his horse thrown
TO the ground. The colt was finally stop
ped, aud as CLARK or his wife had suffer
ed no injuries except a badly broken
wagon aud an uBceremonious upsetting.
Weeks settled with them by getting the
wagon put IL good repsir.
Ne. Sbas Wood reports that his
sleep was broken a few nights sgo by
-omc Que cry ing for help, aud on going
% Use door BE found Vim. Wood, who
said three negroes were At his house try
ing t. Aet ia and were breaking la the
d0ot, aud he h4i escaped by getting out
OF tbAck Window ut. Wood qaiukty
irc."d and together with W." men
Renf back 70 Wittiim's honse, and on at
riyi1tg ilere hitnd the Negroes trad given
a. getting ia, and had campsd in TIE
OAra 'Ihey were not disturbed, aud IN
the morning went toward West pawlet.
Had they succeeded 10 getting inlo The
house tie family wonld undoubtedly
have been mtsuscd, a. the threats made
by the legroes clearly showed hist they
mcsut mischief.
PERU
Born in this place, April Sth, sou
80 SIR. sud Mrs. Leroy g. Davis.
sugar makers have been very busy
for the past W weeks. More than the
usuai quantity has been made.
The o j. nearly al gene and the
roads are getting quite passable.
We understand that Mr.. Leroy G..
Dasl. has lAken lhe CONTRACT % carry The