The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11

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Geo. G.. Taft, L9naaudsGry, ! se&rliug
bui. fa. n. III. Caiilns. Londonderry
bnli calves, la and 81
Cows ab8 heifcrs-M. 6. i5Ferfnore,
jersey COW, Is; u n. Collins. DarhAm
hesfers, Ia add -.
Gf68e sud native stock. Belle " e.
I Cushing, la n II Collins. ~
Cows aud hciierx--I.. A. BoulWeil, isl
NJ. e. i4vtrmoFe, 2as Wm a. Boyle
50. Three yesr Odds, N 6 Livcrmore,
Ia and "a WIN. a. l}ogle, - Two
year oids. Willard Merry, Ist.
AeArisugs Luther Dcnsmorc, lst.
y willard Navy, % 81. G. Llyefmorc, s.
Hest pen 81 Caives-H. II Collins,
Londonderry, ist. w. C. Casbing, "a;
Fred Yoang, 81.
lIelfer ealyes-w c. Cushing, lst,
wm. A. Boyle, "a
Twla steer calves, days Oil Fred
Young, 1T
Matehed steer calves II a. Collins.
Isl Arthur TUuoY, I'd Fred lUuug, ~
BAT cattle Oxen VIM. Hove lsi and
a.
Working oxen and steers 5 years old
Warren Wheeler, lat; Willard Muzzy,
%; fred Young, 90. Four year ODDS,
John Kills. LIST e.. Il. Williams, Winhail
I'd; Mason Howe, "a. Three year ods,
Seneca Howe, lst; A. o. Coleman, %;
w. |. Howard, 50.
Trained oxen--John Ellis, lst; >. W,
Tbayer, I'd; Willard Muzzy, 81.
Trained steers.--W Willard Mpzzy, lsti
Ed. Hunt, "a.
sHEEr.
Backs. Lewis o Boyle. H. Cosscts
III Z. Spencer, lat. Lambs NJ q.
| LIyernore, ist
Boars.-M. G. Llyermore and II. f..
Spencer, 1st Sows. 81. q. Iiyermore,
LIST; II. +. Spencer, "a.
POULTRY.
I 1tHsh LtNefmuItt pQthtHiluNf ieA a.
j. Parker, Windham, "a. II l.. Spen-
GER, Plymouth Rock, LIST. Asa Howe,
Cochins, lst. A. j. Parker, Windham,
| ducks, LIST.
BUTTER, cnEEsE, ETC.
Butter. - Mrs. j.. NJ. Thayer, ISL
| Cheese - Mrs. NJ. e. Livermore, LIST;
Mrs. Il. M. Thayer, %; Mrs. David
TwItchell, Sd. Maple syrup-Luke T..
Landman, LIST.
RYE. ID. Watson, Wardsboro, LIST.
Yellow corn-Ezra Whitman, lst; NJ.
f. Howard, I'd; Ezra Pierce, Windham,
Sd. Western corn-Wm A. Sanders,
LIST; j. ID. Baldwin, Towhshend, %.
Pop corn Nj. #. Howard, 1st; Ezra
Pierce, ID. sweet Corn-John A. Butler
LIST; Lewis A. johnson, ID.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Ross Liyermore, white globe turnips,
lat IL. II. FELTON,, fqnashes, LIST; A. j..
Parker, %, aud blood beets lst. Il. Will
man, wate.melons and turnip beet, LIST.
5. Foskett, pumpkins, list; Ezra Pierce,
I'd; Geo. Shaffner, Sd. Ii. ii. FELTON,,
sweet potatoes, 1st. l.. I. Landman,
potatoes Early VT, 1st; Il. NJ. Thayer,
2d. A. MuZzy, cabbages, lat. Rev. ID.
Wells, Wardsboro, Japanese beet, LIST.
Albert s;tnrgis, tnrnips, LIST.
FRUITS.
Best aud greatest variety of apples
David Twitchell, % kinds, LIST: M. +.
Howard, Is kinds, I'd; X. NJ. Thayer, s
kinds, Sd. Best sample of apples-D.
Wilcox, Winhall, let; VIM. a. Boyle,
I'd; |. N. Coombs, 81. Best sample
pears Mrs. Sybei Shepard, 1st; Mrs.
Ur johnson, ID; VIM. A. Boyle, Sd.
Grapes-H. ii. FELTON,, 1st; VIM. A. Boz
gle, ID, Cranberries-M. q. Livermore,
LIST.
LANDGRovE.
The shower of last Thursday under
mined the mud sill of 4. II. nart's new
dam which he had just completed, max.
ing huge rent in The earth beneath the
dam much to his disadvantage.
The auction sale of tinware at the
post Office last Friday was rather thinly
attended and bidding was not very lively.
Mrs. Jennie Bailey has been quite
sick with lung fever but is now recover
Ing.
M. A. Thompson has picked five
bushels of low cranberries this season.
Mr.. Herman Streeter of New lamp.
shire has been spending few days in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. Buckley did not preach here
last Sabbath as was announced one week
ago, but the people who were at the
church were not much disappointed,
judging from the close attention paid to
the two discourses delivered by Rev. Mr.
ellis, pastor OF the church, who is All
interesting speaker.
Potatoes are nearly ali secured and
amount to about twoth thirds OF crop.
Apples are scarce. Il j. Reynolds has a
few hand picked gratis for sale at one
dollar bushe. A little too high.
One of the greatest sells oT humbd9s
We have heard al Tor some time in dis
qniet "burg" happened some ten days
since. A man came along throwing nut
posters advertising grand art entertain
ment, to be held at the ball on . certain
evening, and some of US q very few
thought were foolish enough 10 go. On
arriving there we found he had the con-
stable from Peru 10 protect him or his
wares. His show consisted ola magic
lantern, so called, and few comic pic
lures, such a. lap dog, mau swallow
ing rat, which we took TO be the pro-
prietor swallowing his small audience,