The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-05

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MANCHESTER.
The assessors arc sbroAd, aud every
body 10 poverty stricken - usual.
--Mlss Fannie Hawlsy Of Troy has
rented the DIR Osman house Of J. 5.
Kellogg for three years and will take
possession Of II Abeut the nrst OF May
"A son Of Is Mcclure, for Joni
time conductor Oh the Harlem Extension
Railroad, aged two aud one.hAif years
old was ehoked 20 death Al Benningt on
Sunday, BY swallowing metal screw.
&C. G. Bell Of this town has sent the
Journal Ofiec very fpe specimen OF
maple sugar, we have never seen better,
aud we are pretty fair Judge Of that
article. Send 10 yonr specimens.
The editor Of lke JOURNAL Is com.
PEELED to move, about as often as meth.
odist minister, for the reason thsi he
cannot get money enough with which 10
purchase q house. This year he removes
20 The house owned by Joseph |. Sheldon,
Mr. sheldon going to Rutland 10 reside
with bis son.in.law, Mr.. Mark.
&C, II. SWEET advetlses the best milk
pan for dAirymen.
Joseph Lugene, OF Factory Point has
rented his shop to his two sous. See bis
advertisement.
The following letters remained nn-
called for 10 the Post office, Manchester,
VT, March 9lst, 1877: A. II. Tanislas
boucher; Mrs Abble Bowen; j. G.. Car
lyle; James 4. Greenlesf; j. Hayes &
Co.; Mrs. Alexis iamel; George Jen-
niugs; Chas. Jones George NJ. Ludel.
ID X. sIMoSps, z. NJ.
Last Saturday was one OF the beat
days for maple sugar makers ever known
In this section aud Sunday was nearly
equal 10 It. Some people worked on sun
day TO save waste while Q good many
others would have been glad to but con-
scisniious scruples interfered. Anyhow
there has been good run" and sugar
makers are happy.
--Mrs. Wilcox adyertises new millinery
goods.
Quo hundred aud ulpe dogs have
been registered 40 this town. Their,
were over one hundred aud forty on ID,
grand ilsi last year, so the dog law bai
resulted IL reducing The number msteri
ally. Most OF these dogs which bav'
beea killed we're, doubtless, worthless
animals, but occasionally man hA
parted with really valuable dog for tn
reason that he Was TOO poor 10 pay TO
The iicense In some eases parties hsv,
come into tho town clerks Office will
tears ia their eyes, too poor to spare sh'
money, yet going hungry themselves 4
save tie life 81 tbsls failhfd animal.
There viil he sugar party TOT th'
benefit OF the Gre department al The Ia
comic Hotel Saturday evening commend
Ing at o'clock Admission 70 oeu,s
Nj Gray bas accommodation for 800 snc
Manson has sugar enough for any mum
Der, aud general Invitation il extended
Any mAA woman or child who 10 no
able to get awsy with % cents worth o
new map's sugar or snow, TO say nothing
aboul The other attractions Of the occasion
Ought TO be placed under the doctor,
care. We shalt eIpeel 10 see large an,
enihasiAsllc gathering.
The meeting Of Superintendent Q
public schools for this oouu,y was held $
ArIingioa. April srd. The following
saperlnieadsnls were present: Airing
'ton, Rev. G, MeCnliom. Bennington
Rev. L. G. Partridge Dorset. Rsv, 4. ;
Pratt; Manchester, Rev r II. Arch
bald, ID. -. ; peru, Mrs. samnel Stiles
Hesdsboro, {. A. Perry, NJ. D.; shsh'
barry. Geo G. Montgomery; ssndgair
Mas. Hamilton ftrv, Mr.. Pratt wa
chosen chairman and Rev Dr. Arch
bald secretary q was voted 10 bold II
Spflug sasminsliou on she 2ssh Of Apri
asdsbe fall examination Oct 9Th. III
following gentlemea wefe ehosea u Goa
*iliute 80 examining board ander ID
provisions 81 the act Of is5e: Rev. /
&. Partridge, Msssrs. =. ". Howe al
NJ s BAies. After adopting iist {,
qneaioAs Tor TIC examinations The NEE
leg was dissolved.
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