The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-11

Dad'ey Pest. No, ., G, A. r., Al their
rooms 90 Tuesday svesins, April 10th,
for The Transaction Of business. All CON.
FAdes are requested 10 be present.
We notice Mr.. G. W. Mlliemors, the
Patent Car Axle man, 10 10 town sgain.
We learn be has some inlsulion Of spend.
ing The summer here and carrying Oh
business, which We bOpe will be The case
Our barber, Mr.. Phillip c. CallinAB.
has moved into the room lately occupied
BY Mrs. Dadm&n Tie milliner ST Judson,
DeminS and Woodworth's store, which
be bAs cited up 10 hnt-class order and Is
now ready the 10 attend 10 all the wants
OF bis old customers aud as many new
ones AZ zee ht TO patroni1e him. All
those wishing a clean shave can procure
II at this shop.
wooDFoRD.
Wilbur DuntoB has Iost another fine
team horse, which is piling on the agouy
rather thick.
Thanks to your South Londonderry
correspondent. We are always glad TO be
with you.
The Messrs. Hathaway have pur.
chased farm in Pownsl, and John, Jr,,
and Lou" will move thitheF.
-'LoggermeD" have chung up their
fiddle" 50 far as Transporting tholr tim
Der on the beautiful" is concerned.
Lay inn for one Of those fine fishing
rods and reels manufactured by Charley
Oryis, of Manchester. None better to be
found.
Occasionally you run against men
who are not so anxious about the dollar
OF their fathers as they are about the dol
lar OF their iathers.u-law
The streams are not very high, aud
fears of the usual spring freshet are not
entertained. But there may be an un-
common amount Of rain.
Little Music Quitterfeld was severe
ly burned by pulling from the stove 3
dish OF boiling syrup. She also has
symptoms OF fever.
Women with big feet will feel cha
grined somewhat to learn that 1t will be
fashionable this summer to wear their
dresses short In front.
For various reasons there will be
preaching each Sabbath at O'Clock and
Sunday school Immediately after, until
further notice.
The listers are going the rounds, and
pretty soon certain persons will com.
mence "grieving" because their property
Is worth SO much.
1T is said that Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
McLenithan's infant child has five grand
mothers and great-grandmothers living,
two of whom are over century old.
On account Of engagements else
where, Slick and Turpin's Ministries did
not appear, as advertised last week.
Probably they will come out in all their
glory soon.
-Unavoidably the town meeting APP
pointed for the 4ts inst. has been adj
journed TO Wednesday, April 14th.
There will be rush among the "lcgal
faction.
Repeated invention inspire us to
change eouplet we have seen some.
where into the following: Alb, science,
give us one more link, that we may hear
our neighbors thsk.
Mr.. John Rudd the present driver
on the D. u w. mail route is making
good time and is likely to become one of
the most faithful and Trustworthy drivers
there for years.
The grasshopper hoppeth In the
fields and the frog croaketh Its mournful
music, and the potato bugs begin to
tumble out, wondering if"taters" will be
plenty this season.
A certain woman in an adjoining
town is anxious to have her daughter
marry. She has already offered Wood
ford young man q bag of wheat and two
guinea hens il be will take the coveted
prize"
You can begin TO think Of getting
ready for angling. The first OF May will
soon be here. But remember those "for-
hidden waters" II is said that the "ram.
rods will be awfully severe in their
prosecutions of the unwary. But, shl
they themselves will need the watching.
--Eunice Gleason, the estimablc wife
of Geo. w. Knapp, died Tuesday, the
End inst, after brief but serious illness
though her health had not been good for
several years. Mrs. Knapp possessed iD
an eminent degree those domestic virtues
that render the wife and mother the light
and life Of home; kind to the sick, q
cheerful word for the responding, a gen.
erous hand for the needy, a pure and
noble woman. The funeral was held at
the Union Christian church on the Thurs.
day following, the Rev. VIM. Barber, OF
Wilmington, Officiating very befittiDgly
from the text found In Eccl. vii: l-2.
"a good name lie better than precious
BERLIN, n. Z.
David q. MAxon, an aged and prom
inent citizen Of Petersburg, died the 9th
Inst.
DIR. Sands has removed his Office to
his residence, opposite Rasieo 4 Niles
store.
Mr.. l.. Frey, a shoemaker from
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