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

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blossoms sad iepF bads,
-Tbets VIZ Be D.tibe service il Zion
rsaryh ia this village, peat saadsy ansr.
Boaa 81 8 o'eloot, he Rev Mr.. Randall.
rector 81 s., James church, Afiugton, Of.
deiasinK.
We woud hare yonr Faesory Poini
correspondent 70 nndsn&nd that Ws 40
soasekeep jus Dspos oorrssPan-
dcut.
fsAal sAbH As sa.A. 'hut vaks aiuns.
sleep ilsRsprg. ! stae fafl9rE
-Mf Emerson EslAbfOoks has inst re.
turned from New York With a new sup
ply q books for his circulating library.
This enterprise seems 10 be quite 5 sue
oess, A. many are ayalIing themselves Of
tbs op0Haaiiy OF gellug good reading
matter II a snail rate per week
-Myroa Morse, Of the Grm Of Gid.
dings & MoF.e, has purchased piece OF
land Of DR. Edson, next 10 Lugene's shoe
shop, for the purpose Of erecting a meat
market We regre, to learn that b, ID.
Giddings has cold out bis Interest 10 the
business, but We have Freds promise
that be will remain With as through the
summer. lie intends going to wabashs,
Man.
The Banker Hiil, H., Gazette has
the following The Granger Creamery
onencd on Monday, aud resolved over
i2,0o0 pounds Of milk, ut 81 20. Messrs.
King & Walt, the gentlemen IN charge,
seem to understand their business, and
1 they have called 10 lhen sid the most i'm
proved apparatus and appliances. II
seems from the above that "tbe boys"
have made a start,
"A lady la this village while examin-
1 log pot Of earth In which pepper seeds
were sown, noticed a moyemeut abont
the surface. Soon little white objects
crowded themselves up through the dirt,
weak aud but just able TO move at first,
but in less than ten minutes after coming
to the air were active, sprightly grass
/ hoppers, abonl one fourth OF an inch in
length. Nearly one hundred were de-
stroyed and still there's more TO follow
There has been five aeccssions to the
Good Templars Lodge iu the last two
weeks. A good degree OF interest IL
manifested aud all are willing TO work.
They have a circulating library of about
fify volumes, quite number Of them
from the pen OF T. $. Arthur, whom all
know to be strong temperance writer.
We said circulating, yes, that's the word,
for not more than half dozen eau be
found 10 Grant Lodge. We want 10 say
10 those persons who have them: "Don't
lay them up on shelf for legacy to
your grandchildren, but keep them float.
Ing. They will strengthen every soul
that reads them, aud IN that way the real
aim Of the owners will be achieved"
MANCHESTER DEPoT.
Ira Lincoln has moved into the house
with Mrs Perry.
Frank LaFrancis has moved into l..
d. Matisou's red house 10 Manchester
Center.
We notice Or. Clemens has the eel.
lar for bis new house staked ont on North
Main Street.
William Buckley has commenced OPP
eralions preparatory to burning another
kiln of lime.
Both the marble companies now in
operation in South Dorset, have engaged
their sand Of j. w. Kelley.
How thankful we are that we do not
live In community where some have
such an affinity for peanuts.
The Burrilt Bros. are building barn
30 by 40 feet, and intend TO open road
through from their place to s. w. Bourn's
mill.
IS. w. Bourn 10 saving considerable
quantities Of oak aud ash lumber to fill
an order Of Warehouse Il CO., of Cali
tornia
y, c. Blackmer has broken ground in
front Of Henry Green's new building for
a store to be built OF brick 20 by 40 feet
two stories, with tin roof
The remains ofMrs. Lucy Grout were
inferred 10 Factory Point cemetery, after
services held In the Baptist church con.
Quoted by DIR. Archibald.
Boston Charlie has loaded a car at
this station this week with bones. We
should think the farmers would dislike
to see so much good fertilIzing material
taken out Of town.
We understand that the marble quar-.
ry owned by the Bradley Bros, DR..
Edison aud NJ. S. CoIburn, in south Dorset
Is to be opened up and worked this sea-
son under the supervision Of James
Iampson.
Reuben Colyin il determined TO rev.
olutionlze the grain trade In this town.
lie declares he wiz sell corn meal and
feed cheaper than any other mil Within
twenty miles, and deliver II anywhere
within two miles IN the bargain.
The sugar season has closed up aud
farmers have commenced pIoughIug.
Many OF them Of them would IKE Zone
more ran," bu; be satisfied gentlemen for
with good sugar al cents s pound there
Is bur little money 10 be made.
Owing 10 the unfayorAble weather LA,