The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-16
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Truman Perkins has been hlling up
aud rclnying the walk 10 front OF bic
hardware store.
Rev. j. c. Church Of Gin, Mass,
preached very aooeptably at The Consre-
gslIenAl church last Sunday.
The Sunderland Brass Band has been
Engaged TO fufnlGh music for the grAdn.
bling exercises Of Barr aud Barton semi.
bary.
We can voueh for The fact ths, II L.
Brekenreed Of Factory Point Is frat
lass tailor and those who pAtronixe him
IRE sure ola perfect IL.
There will be meeting OF the Con.
kreRalioual church on Saturday aflef-
noon, at O'Clock, TO take some action in
regard TO calling 8 pastor. a tnll al
endance IL desired.
IT. &. Robbins, U. S. Collector, has
nssice 10 io-dAy's paper Of bic visit TO this
county 10 collecting taxes for govern
neni. lie will be at the Colburn House,
Factory Point, on the afternoon OF the
e7lh.
LA digging under the court house
preparatory to relAying the floor one or
40 old graves were disturbed, bringing
10 mind the fac. that this spot was the
nrst burying ground in town and that all
The bodies were not removed at The time
he new ground was selected.
The Citizens line OF steamers from
Troy TO New York advertise passage
iekeis for only ten cents, anil berth aud
lA,c room tickets al low prices. They
hAve two OF the best steamers on the
river and get good share OF the travel
snd freight between the two points.
jerome Lakin, who 10 an uncommon
J careful horseman, INDUCED In a little
circus performance on the street, Mon
iay. One OF the tugs became unhltched,
Setting the thils drop, which started the
horse into circle which finally wound
PIP by standing jerome on his bead In
s be road. No damage occurred, however,
excep. slighl bruises and broken thills.
The Republican voters OF the town OF
Manchester are requested TO meet at the
conrt house, on Saturday evening, May
lslh, a, i.2 O'Clock, for the purpose OF
chosing tour delegates and Alternates 10
attend The Republican State Convention
st Darlington, May Esd,
RAssIr HowARD, Republican
=. j. HAwLgr, Town
w. Cook. )CommItlee.
Those venlursome people who had
put on their summer clothes began to
wlsh they hadn't las, Friday, since which
time the tops Of the mountains have been
covered With snow while the thermome.
Ter In the valleys has stood only Toe
above freezing point. There has been no
frost here yet, although 10 some portions
OF the country there has been 3 heavy
frost, /. l. Zoe weather for grass add
grain bat lhs gardens aud fruit must suf.
fer anlsss II grows warmer toou.
Al The meetisg Of Skinner Post, u.
4. r., Tuesday evening, Il was voted 10
accept the Invitation Of Phunix Lodge oi
East Dorset, 10 ipclade IhA, place In tbeII
FoaBd OF visiI on Decoration Day. Tbs
f.ttn .~fm.. .ns,.s.fffaas ,~A~. -. stsnsmyf
To mark the graves Of deceased cOmrAdel
T. d. Eston, II. r. nAidwIn, John Fishes
A. w. kiibnFn; TO take part In the sx
srclses ii the graves, g. II. Sessions, q
II. Howe, n. W. ulley; 10 mske thl
necessary arrangements for maslc, teams
fowsrs &C, {. II. Pond. O. NJ, Howe
". II. Wooster, John Fisher, ]. c. Black
Her. II is expected that The Sunderland
bssd will be engaged, and 80 effort vii
be made 70 obtain speaker.
VERY good sadiences Et,ended thl
lectures Of Prof cressY last week
though : great many farmers Who nigh
have reoelved oenefl iron shem stayed :
j bosne. Tile remarks we're free FROM un
common sesentiae terms aud 50 plain tia
all coaid agdsrsiAbd lhess. lie dsssribu
some 81 the more e0mnos diseases {
cattle md horses aud lhe noel spwove
methods Of treatment TIE leelsfe
we're wsllreosiyea and al Tie close = 70,
Of ihanks vas sehdered 10 the State Us
venltY And Agriealiursl College for pr
Wiling the lectures. IL farmsrs woal
ssudy = Aliie mere into the nature a.
care 81 TIE diseases of lbelr domestic xn
mails Gad got lay sytrything 70 "hor
ALI ana swell ssslAp IL woald Be ysal
Scr their benefit