The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

FROM hls aevsre fall lAl be haa resumed
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sss8 he murmured slowly BAT bot out -
tisss, What SHAH The harvest b r
The direesor u ibs Central Vermont
railroad passed through here Monday 10
special oJ to cEamlne lbe depot II
Hoftb Bsnalegton, a which place they
have sioos decided 70 build a new enc
Pour ane new coaches aad Two bag.
gage cars manufactured BY tie Jackson
4 sharp @. Delaware Car Works, for
The Barhngtoa aud Lamoillc railroad,
passed through here one dsy last week.
DoRsET.
Mr. +. D. Aulhony aud daughters
Of New York are spending some time Ia
Z Dorset
Thanks 20 the ladies for the runner
oss floral offerings each Ssbbath recently
80 our improved house Of worship.
Don't forget, one aud al, 10 attend
The strawberry and ice-oream festival, to
be held 81 the lecture room this week
Thursday evening.
--Rey. DR. Prentiss occupied The pulpit
last Sabbath, In the absence Of our pastor,
who weni last week 20 Bradford, VI, TO
attend the Vermont conference
DIR. WIN. J. Manly aud wife, with
Young son aud daughter, are 10 town on
vlsi, 10 bis native place, aud TO meet bis
aged father, after an absence Of over 20
years. Tho doctors present home Is at
Dalton, Ga
LAND0RoyE.
Crops generally are doing well, and
the hay crop is expected TO be unusually
good.
Tho frame Of A. A. Rlwel's house
Is up aud the walls covered. Mr.. Row
ell has beea quite sick for faw days
and under the doctors care, but we hope
for his speedy recovery.
The frost OF Saturday morning, June
23rd, did some damage TO Me-. Wiley aud
others 10 this vicinity. One piece of 10
Of an acre, OH which was planted corn,
beans, potatoes, pumpkins and squasbes,
was badly injared, hardly ahill escaping.
"A word TO people who take ont mall
matter for their neighbors, aud to post
masters who send mail IN this way
Where parties live at some distance from
the post o flee, II Is very often convenient
TO have mail sent in this way, but it
ought not TO be sent, aud people ought
not TO take il unless they are quite sure
ii can be speedily delivered. 1t ia not
pleasast to 60 two or three miles TO the
post office and iiud yoar neighbor has
taken your mail aud gone with 1t to Lon
donderry or Weston with no prospect of
your getting it for two or three days. A
little Judgment aud care should be used
and then there will be no trouble.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
"A meeting Of veteran soldiers was
held at the Town Hall, Saturday even
Ing, TO take into consideration the forma.
lion of company TO attend the reunion
and centennial celebration at Bennng-
ton. II. f Rugg was chosen chairman,
aud II. p. Chase secretary. Mr.. d. Il
Goddard stated that he had seen some OF
the Jamaica soldiers, and they were anx-
ious to form company, and would unite
with this place for that purpose, but
owing TO its being the regular meeting OF
their Post they could not attend the
meeting, and recommended that we pro-
ceed to organize aud they would join us
Whereupon, Ii. T.. Chase was appointed
recruiting officer, aud 70 names were i'm
mediaicly secured, and they proceeded to
organize by the unanimous choice of the
following officers: VIM. w. Pierce, Cap
tain, Albert Sargiss, of Jamaica, First
Lieut,, A. W. Hall, Second Lieut., VIM.
II. Howe, of Jamaica, First Sergt.. VIM.
A. Shattuck, Quartermaster Sergt. A
meeting for drill was appointed at Jamai-
ca next Saturday afternoon. The meet
ing was very spirited and enthusiastic.
1t is confidently expected that company
of sixty will be raised, who will attend
the celebration.
SYNDICATE.
IL, a. Bennett has an independence
jolifcation at bis hall in West Sandgate
on the evening OF July 4th.
4de BENNINGTON.
"A little more rain in needed
--Circuses ate en- route for Bennng.
ton.
The people are taking hold with
will now, aud the Centennial is likely to
DO grand success so far ss Bennington
10 concerned.
The choicest yands OF the season
can always be found at the Gates House,
and that accounts for the large company
OF ladies aud gents Lewis has around
him.
The Flyers Sisters give two OF their
unique entertainments at Library Hall
Wednesday, aud Thursday evenings of
this week. Wherever they 90 they meet
with high commendation.
wooDfoRD.
The days are shortening.
E. O.. Temple has new potatoes 10 his
garden.
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