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

nss 81 T. NsRdns, Bs1i Saturday
evshIaE. 70 PraciiaN slsEiag under tha
lcaaartAlp 81 J. \ heSsaghaon.
-A.J. Kilbsrn Ass sOuEhi The suasool
hoess fornsriy used By dissrioi No. u.
oosVeried a into = dwelling hoase and
bss moved iuio Il.
Sewi0n Kelley wA badly barred,
Moaaay sveaing. In tAking 3 sap pan
from Tho arch with 8 considerable qaaD.
tliy u grup 10 Il, falling down aud spill
Ing It over him.
joseph MoTgan, Of Salem, y. l., 10
he "bou" leticrer. having Gu. hiiy.nlas
large sanken letters and forty-lour verse
letters In about two bears and half on
Vermont ltAlian marble.
AT tho anBuGl school meeting in die.
irici No the following officers were
elected Moderator, Carey Reynolds
Clerk, r. B. Taylor; Prudential Commit.
tee, Carey RsyBold, Il. d. Taylor, II. T.
Bourn; Collector, Il. T. Bourp; Treaau.
ref, l.. II Wade Voted tax Of 10 cents
on iha dollar.
The school officers 10 district No. 6
for the ensuing year are rs follows: Pru-
dental Committee, q. Gilmore, Leroy
Boarn, Melealf Marsh; Treasurer, Thorn.
IS Hoyt; Collector, Henry sherwin
Auditor, Chas. King; Clerk, Hsbert
Boufa. Voted tax OF twenty-five per
cent, to be twenty II paid Oh or before
The let Of september.
DORSET. as
MANY thanks TO those ladies whose
beautiful Gala Iillies sncircled the pas.
tors desk last Sunday.
Isaac BarroWs aud Thomas Martin
will sell some extra nice property At anc.
ton on Thursday Of next week. Read
their advertisement
Maple sugar is plenty aud OF excel
lent quality. Thanks for 4 very fine
specimen of maple syrup made at George
Kellogg's,
DIR. c. Slocum OF Middle Granville 10
to occupy the late DIR. Farwell place.
His sister, who is also coming, 10 highly
spoken OF as q milIiner and dress maker.
They are expected here this week.
Dorset people, II seems, do not in
tend TO become strangers to each other.
Parties are very frequent. Last Friday
afternoon Mrs. Harvey Hodge had q
birthday surprise party. In the evening
there we're two in the village, one ct g..
w. Bakers for his daughter Lillian, and
one at Mr.. kilbourn's.
There has been considerable sickness
here lately among the elderly people.
Mrs. Calvin Sheldon, Mrs. Charles Bald
win, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Holley are
among the number. II is hoped they
are improving. There are several cases
of lung fever. Little Anna, daughter Of
G.. NJ. Sykes, is recovering.
NORTH DORSET.
The farm lately occupied by Hemon
Buffum has been purchased by the town
authorities for town farm, and large
amount Of personal property will be sold
on the premises at public auction next
Saturday.
"A house and barn in this place be-
longing to Austin Ladd was burned early
Tuesday morning of this week. Said
premises were vacated by Mrs. Hayes
and son last week Wednesday, and since
then had been unoccupied. The origin of
the fire is as yet unknown. The proper.
ty was insured.
WEST RUPERT.
Tho maple sugar crop is good.
March has shown her teeth little
but has qnieted down again.
Nice maple sugar sells at 10 cents
pound nice maple syrup at rs cents per
gallon; eggs at 10 cts. per dozen; butter
10 10 20 cts. per pound; Jackson potatoes
10 to % cts. per bushel; Rose potatoes 80
to 40 cts. per bushel.
The dramatic club played before