The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-17

shsgs trsps Mar Ia, ssd have twelve 81
tAem ssw IN waiiing. Lss ibe bears
take Hoaios and Be e.
Mr.. eansel Stiles. superintendent
81 schools IL Pera, died Nay issh, aged
- ysau. she vas a lady 81 sctiss and
8svosed pissy. Of sdauatioa ssd isislli i.
Ktsos. aud will be great loss ts Der
fanlly add tbs t0wa.
Rev. Mr. noekw IL 70 lecture %
oar porthern aad casters states a. con-
pared with the wsstess and soatAern, -
thsy we're before the var, the result Of
persoaAl realdescs and observation. A
collcciion will Be taken up 70 purchase
clock for the church.
Mr.. John Byard has been grating
trees here and 10 Londonderry. The
Bsyards do net stop growing wheH they
reach slI feet, one 81 them being about
six feet Asd half. They are the tallest
family 10 town, and hardly need ladders
10 grating. II woald seem Is II those
who plant shade trees for others TO sil
under. and graf trees that others may
eat the fruit, wbea they are gone shoald
have an extra allowance from the tree OF
life on high.
JAMAICA.
The dwelling house, barn aud out
buildings owned by Mrs. Batter, and oc-
oupied by her aud her sou, John A. But
Ter, cashier OF the West River National
Bank, were entirely consumed by fire,
including q valuable horse in the barn,
early Saturday evening. Most OF the
furniture wAs saved in . damaged con.
dition. The fire originated in the barn,
Il il supposed by the earelessness Of
smokers. II was only by strenuous ef-
forts that the residence Of Judge Wheeler
adjoising these premises, was saved. The
total loss Il about four thousand dollars,
partly insured.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The Methodist conference has sent
to this place the Rev. T. TrevilliAn.
The tsnnery, which has been idle for
several years, has been leased to Henry
Ball, who will put II into immediate or
Grafton.
The first six days OF our village
school had 81 pupils, no. one Of whom
we're tardy. II auy ether district has
done IS well, please let us hear from
them.
There 10 a sign posted 10 this town
which reads; ono flshins alowd IN this
in this brook" II 10 suggested by way
OF explanation, that the owner went to
school to member Vt the late legislature.
In order to keep peace 10 the family,
we suppose it Is necessary for man TO
| tell bis wife that her new bonnet is
pretty, bat be must give up all hopes of
happiness In the next life, for call liars
shall have their part iu the lake which
burnett with fire and birthstone"
-Dont go out of town to buy your
millinery goods. Mrs. G. W. Chase,
over the post Office, and Mrs. q. A.
Whitman at her residence, have large
stock Of goods In that line. Both are la.
dies OF taste, aud eau certainly please the
most fsstidioas at hard times prices.
Mr.. sylvanus Holden, a respectable
farmer residing near this place, met with
q severe accident last Friday. lie went
into bis barn to harness horse, and
while there the scalIolding ever his head,
which was heavily laden with lumber,
old sleds, ETC., suddenly gave way aud
fell, catching him aud breaking one leg
above the knee, and otherwise severely
injuripg him.
ARLINGTON.
Kendall has moved the post Office 10
his store and put everything In good