The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-18
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III, n. Fowler has about ~ bushels
Of spples on bic trees notwithstanding 1t
Is an off year
IN y. Perkins presents ns with the
boss beet, (nol dead beAD which
weighs ten pounds.
--latest market quotations Gold,
i02 rs. Batter, good rs, extra 2S, best
80. Cheese IS to 10 ~ for best factory.
u, wiBowen reports that his ducks
have commenced 10 lay again this fall, q
thing uuheArd Of before by him. Being
q faithful Democrat he attributes II to the
Ohio election.
The members Of Un1ine Fire Co. are
requested, by the foreman, TO meet Sat
urdsy afternoon at IL o'clock, for prac-
lice. IL il desirable that as many as pos
siblc be present
People who wish 10 order magazines
or city papers can generally save from
ten cents to one dollar on each besides
the cost aud risk OF sending the money,
by ordering them from the editor OF the
JOURNAL Make q note Of IL.
DIR. l.. II. Hemenway Is now settled
10 his new home at ST. Paul, MINI. lie
will soon resume the practice OF his pro.
fctsion, taking the business OF promi-
nent physician OF that city who Intends
visiting Europe.
CLARK and Whites Ministries gave an
entertainment TO a fsir audience at Music
Hall, Monday evening. They are as
"livelyn as ever, and Hank White has
several new twists which are perfectly
circulating. People troubled with the
"blues" ought certainly TO hear them.
We are glad to learn that the Leba.
non Springs railroad from bennington to
Chatham, n. Y. Is open again, the towns
on the line of the road having made salts
factory reductions in The assessment OF
the railroad property. II. G. Root Of
New York Is president OF the road
Orders have been received from the
Post Office Department TO let the con-
trae, for carrying the mail twelve times
per week between this office, Factory
Point aud The railroad station to tho low.
csl bidder. Sealed proposals will be re.
eeived 8. The post office Ia this yilsge til
Oct. 25th.
Mrs. Harvey Hodge OF Dorset, re-
ports picking a pint of red raspberries
from the bushes near her house, Oct. Alh.
We have frequent reports Of the second
growth o. strawberries and raspbcrries
this season, which Is owing 70 the warm
weather this fan and absence OF frost.
There has not been frost enough in
this village 10 destroy the vines, and
eyerytlgihg 10 e. green as In mid summer
except the tree foliage which Ii partially
changed. Who remembers such an in
stance before 30 late IS the middle Of Dc
lober.
-OwIng to the peculiar weather Of the
past season people will fiod by examinS
lion that trces have pnt on 4 larger
growth Of young wood than usual. As
an instance John Williams has crab ap-
pie tree set one year sgo last spring, has
10 all 81 feet aud 3 inches growth the
present season. There are ~ branches
which have grown from 5 inches 10 four
feet and = ball each.
The mesiing Of The Vermont State
sanday School Association At BennIng.
ioa viii observe the following order Of
exercises Tuef1sy, Oct. Gard, 2.50 p.
m. Opening Exercises. 2.t5 p. m. We'll
come to tie Association, Rev. T.. c.
Reed. Response BY The President, Col
&C. Habbell. Singing Riest be The
lie thai biuds." - p. n. Why do we
meels Opened By lhe Conductor. Ans
wered by ) minute volunteer speeches
Staging S.ss =. "a. sunday School Mo.
sIe. whAii Hiowg Illustrated by a
Service % Song by Prof sberwiu. Wed
nesday, Oct. 2A,h, 800 q. IN. Unlon
Prayer Meeting Conducted BY Messrs.
NeedhsHi and Cato. 10 % 4 IN. Section.
Al conterence. D.aieat!es Ia $. s. work.
Sec. A. Troubles ofthe Pastor. Sec. b.
TrlbalAlloBs ofthe Superintendent. Sec
e. DiscoHrsgefnents q The Teachers.
Rec. u. Complaints oiihe scholars. Hos
can We help them, (bslsi sngKestions)
lI0o ;. m. siAglnE. ill9 !. m. Ad.
dressts. Topic Lessons We may learn
from secular Schools Opened By Prof
1adAh nGns. Discussion Of The preyloas
topics is.So p. "a. Announcements.
Chlidsns Meetings, etc. Recess. 200
+. N. Desogiousl Services. z.is ?. "a.