The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

Miss Cara willard L bosae AfieF b.
+ laR llssest ulih fIiends darinE he saH-
msr.
Nssy large arores Of cattle pass
through the tgwa each week. The
DRIVERS report Il refY dry Il The northern
0ooniief.
-liaHlinr. " hisa Is asaAlly verg good
ssFe. j. tle poorest fog years. some
+ parties have been ont al day without
eren scelnx gray squirrel.
-wn. u. Miller rcoeiyed the frss pre-.
mium ior single harness and dr., pre-
niuw ior double harness al The Roper.
fair These afe about ibe only premiams
given 20 any ore il lhls place.
4 The Troy and Boston railroad com
patty have settled with Miss Laura War
per who wAs severely injured AZ the col.
lisisu. al lIoosae Junction. August IA,
for - Cos. Sac gains very slowly, and
/ Is feared will never recover her former
strength
RUTLAND,
--0ne night last week the u ltes House
took Ore from the Fireplace Of marble
lied slate. 81 The otiice, and burned
through into Higgins drug store. The
FIRE was discovered snd extinguished
without general alarm. This makes
the second time IL has been on fire since
Il was rebuilt, aud there seems TO be q
sort OF fatality 10 this corner, but the
proprietors aud everybody else hope this
is the last time.
Maj. white, a noted evangelist,
will preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday at p. IN. This Is under
stood 10 be The commencement OF series
OF meetings 10 continue through the
month. Il seems 10 us great mistake
that Moody was not sent here TO open
the meetings, instead Of Burlington,
though Il seems 10 be the opinion among
the authorities that Satan has hold OF
the collar Of more men in Darlington
than any other place in the State.
BONNEVILLE.
MIR. John Dorset has FIVE children
sick with the fever. He buried Que in
July.
The fall school in this place is thus
far success, taught by Rev. Mr.. Hast
ings.
"A. l.. Wetherell has purchased the
right for winhall and Jamaica of the
Davis Rock and Stump Extractor, aud
has them for sale. They are agood thing.
Rev. Adna Newton is building a saw
mill in the Bolster neighborhood, on the
spot where VIM. Percy had one burned a
few years ago. David Howard is doing
the work He has already done several
good jobs OF carpentering, aud is also
quite n farmer and has four acres Of corn
the largest aud best filled in town.
PERU.
Farmers say the potato crop is not as
large as usual.
-R. |. Batcheder is again behind the
counter at Hapgood's, ready to sell the
goods and take the cash.
The auction sale of tinware at the
Bromley house on Saturday last was well
attended and the bidding lively. We
conclude some must be getting their
"setting ont" by the quantity purchased,
! and perchance tin wedding may be on
the docket.
On Saturday, the 22nd inst, the Win
hall base ball club played match game
with the Mountain Boys of this place, on
the grounds of the latter--score standing
Winhall club 20, Mountain Boys 81. A
return game was played on Saturday
last on the grounds Of the Winhall club
score standing, Winhall club "a, Noun
tain Boys "a This speaks well for the
Mountain Boys, who had not had prac-
tice of but three games before playing
with the Winhall club. A challenge has
been accepted by the club of this place to
play match game with the Goodellville
club on the grounds of the Winhall club
on Saturday of this week. Do not lose
your good name, boys, and play to win.
LANDGRovE.
Miss Luella Harlow has returned
from the West to visit her parents.
"A. A. RowelI has his house ready
for the mason work. lie will have =
good time now to do that work; no dan
ger OF freezing his mortar.
What has become of the Rutland
Herald and Globe3 None have been
seen 10 this place for ID e last two weeks.
il is an old maxim that "too many cooks
spoil the broth"
III. Harlow has found ttuitea number
Of pine stumps 10 the woods where he is
cutting logs Some of them are very
large, one measuring over four feet 10 oil.
ameter. Probably the trees were CIT
more than tifty years ago.
Farmers are having Gue time In
which to secure their crops Corn is
good, especially that Canada corn, some
of which may be seen at the post office.
Potatoes are generally light, on some
lands not half crop. George Richard
son has the best Yield we have heard Of
The rain Of Friday evening OF last
week made 1t little unpleasant for the
ladies to attend the husking at Mr.. n. p.
Davis, especially those who walked, bat
they had a 0aaaraf 0anerat rood ,i,,o III