The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-10

~ MAHN tM ttHHAfk p 49, Att't tset
death 90 sandsy May h, ite
son II A X. Kinas, iifie hoy sbaai
lwehs yesv ola uas c.esu,ag 20 5 c3i.
ass had tied ths hattf sr1Hnd - g'ae
bei ) body 10 bold bin II spTears ihe
colt GOT frightened Ia some way aal rap
with ne hos wiih tee halter fasteaeA q
him. dragging him in tbe road sone Cry
rods. and over stone vail Mbea tes-
ened lhc boy wAs dead TIE fsthu aad
mother a. The time were attending chs
faaefsi Of John Mcfarland. ihc father q
Mrs.. kinne, ia ilebroa, y "
wEsr EurERr.
The farmers are ihfoagb sowing,
and arc busy with their planting
The cheese factories are getting more
milk than they did The corresponding
week yeaf ago.
Butter aad cheese are nearer The
same price per ponpd than they have
been for tweniy years.
The fat sleek looking potato beetle e
occasionally turued up 10 the ploughhcll
indicating that tbey are ihe picket euarl
10 Tie army to 40 battle en Tie potato
crop This season.
The tramp. arrested at lho mctropo.
lis Of Rupert and sent to iaii wi' soon he
ont. Question discussed 81 The CLAY
scale Lycenm" T., who pays their board
The farmers are getting their phos-
plate TO dress their meadows aud give
their corn good starr. They are defer
mined 10 increase their crops. Speaking
OF manures, we afe not expecting any
new illusions OF poeiirAl talent for five
or six years. The brain mast rest.
-CurrAni bushes are looking finely
aud bid fal~ for good crop, Doctor
the bushes 10 season with white Hellbore
and apply il on the under side of The
leaves a. soon as they are fully developed
To do this, tie up the powdered hellbore
IN cloth that will let 1t SIT through, and
fssten Il TO the end Of stick about three
feet long, aud Ia the morning before the
dew Is of, open the bushes aud pat the
bag down near the ground and shake IL.
At this time in the morning the current
OF air Is upwards, and the powder will
rise and stick on The under side Of the
leaves. The main object Is TO get the
powder on the under side Of the leaves
before the worm deposits Its eggs. Re.
peat the dose when the fruit is fairly set,
aud the work is done for the season. A
few hints and a little judgement will
help to keep the bushes free from de-
strncllon. We think two years more
aud the worms will disappear.
MIR. r. G. Wickham & Co., OF Paw
let, were here last evening looking for
Merit Munroe, whom they wished 10
ask about some rs calf skins that he
(Muuroe) with two olhors, selected ont
of lot belonging to Mr.. Wheeler IN
Pawlet without speaking TO Wheeler
about 1t, which they took to Salem, n.
y, and disposed OF for about fifty dol.
lars. A party here seeing him 90 up the
Kent Hollow road, Wickham followed
up and found the gent at Riley wilkins
comfortable by the stove. They asked
him TO ride over to Pawlet and he did.
Last night be did not know much, but
this morning be knew considerable, and
remembered who was with him. 1t i.
generally supposed he will go mp TO Rut-
land on visit to bis brother who is
boarding at the stone hotel lie may
find good bread there, but we don't
think be will find as good milk as they
did from the farmers milk cans when
they were going 10 market with theiI
skins Wednesday night
PAwLET
james Weed, former resident o.
Pawlet, now OF Darieu, Wis, Is ia towf
on a short visit with bis brother shcr
man.
Curtis Reed had Biz oyerco,l stolen
while he was attending The railroad meet
ing faesdly night lis supposed lbAl
oae Of the gang took It that stole INC cal
skins from Wbeeler
While f. 5. Weed was Oh the mpap-
tain mending fences, be aad his mal
caught two hedge hogs, both eery large
one having qaiHs six iuel iong un,
weighing over 20 pounds
The notiei /. posted for t,wi
meeting to be held Tor the bonding OF tht
town for the aid Of the u. & ~. Il. y
We hope al will see the advantage OF lh
new road TO Us, aud come out aud give !
q good vote. There will BE- meeting e
discuss the question the i6th. at whicl
there will be several speakers iron
abfoAd.
/ Mr.. Fred Barrett was married q
Miss Mary Warner on Wednesday, Ma
liz. Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrns Eagsam ans
Mr.. aud Mrs Harris were the attendants
OF The fair bride aud favored groom
The presents were many aud c1stlY
among the most noticeable being silver
tea Sc, presented By Mr.. Barrctts forme
employers. Mr.. Barrett was former
from Rutland, but has lately engaged i
trade at the old stand OF Mr.. Vail 9
Middlslown. The wedding took plAc
at the residence Of ,he brides parents
and was = very enjoyable affair. Aflc
pariAkiug Of choice refreshments vii
the marriage gasst., ibe happy pair start
ed for New York Oh their bridal trip.