The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-14


The soelabIs lhis week meets At the
house Of Daniel Purdy.
REV I. Jennings Of Bennington Cen
ire Ia expected 10 preach At the Congre'
g~stionAl church next Sunday.
An experienced traveller says; "Af.
ter . weeks %sojonra at lbe Grand Cen.
trail HoieL, have no hesitation 10 saying
ihA, II 10 the bes, and cheapest frst-elas.
hotel 10 New York" 4E
The board Of civil authority viii
meet al the Taconio hotel, Saturday,
March 23rd, Al 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose OF Abatihg tsxes. AL persons
having grievances Of this Kind should be
present and present their claims.
Harry Gray has telephone, running
from the Office Of the Taconio TO the barn,
which Answers the purpose very well,
ordinary conversation being beard quite
distinctly. II consists OF a couple of toy
drum beads with . small wire stretched
between.
Rev. DIR. Smart, Of Albany, preached
at the Congregational church again last
Sunday His dlscourses were OF much
more than ordinary interest, aud The gen.
eral impression seems to be that be is a
preacher OF superior ability.
Dogs to the front again. They mus
bs registered this month or suffer the
penalties of the law and their owners be
liable 10 . ine. by calling at the town
clerks Office this month the old numbers
can be retained.
by q recent act Of Congress all sol.
diefa Of the war Of 1912 who served four.
teea day. OF more, aud their widows, are
entitled TO q yearly pension Of $40.
Fowler 4 Son are the agents for this vi.
eiuity. m
The ChAnncey Green farm will DO
sold At public auction, Friday, at 10
O'Clock A. n. IL Is one OF The best in
town, located near Manchester village,
with new and costly buildings, splendid
sugar orchard, aud productive land. II
ought TO bring a good price.
The following letters remain uncalL
ed Tor 10 the post Office, Manchester, VI.
Eivin s.. BArrows, Miss Sarah f. Brsnt,
John n. Boutwell,, james Case, Mics En-
me Cox ., Ira II Fellows, Kate NJ. For
syth, Milo Gilbert. Sarah Grady, Head
illl, Francis Labrlc, Lncien Morse, NJ.
G. Martindale, Nessrs. Porter & McNish,
Freddie Rowell, Martin G.. Wright, 10.
seph l.. Wood. Held for better direc.
tion, Mr.. Smith, Druggist, Boston, Mass.
-Chas. w. Stewart Of BrAttleboro,
general agent for southern Vermont for
Decker bros. and Weber pianos and Es-
tey organs, has a new advertisement.
Mr. Stewart worked for years In manu-
featuring Instruments aud Is thoroughly
acquainted with them. lie selects all
Instruments Of The manufactures himself
ADD kaows thai be ge.s good ones he
will sell them - Low - they can be cold
by any live man. Any inquiries can be
addressed 20 him Il Bratucboro or 10 the
J0uKSAL oface.
The mapie sugar season has com
mepced aud Il ls early enough for a 70
markedly good yield, bat !, al depends
On The weather. Maple sap has all the
ooyaess - well - The sweetness Of six
tsea year old mIss and unless The sun ant
wlad are iaEt right IL refuses to cSm'
dowa. II 10 q fact, perhaps not general,
kpowu, the, Vermont, though small Il
area. makes snoFs Maple sugar and siruI
lAAa aaY otbsF Stale, aud Of better quail
ity, and helng ''belweeH hay and erAss'
and rqelring lltue extra help, 1t Is 81
much clear prolific he Vermont farmers
II 10 not arrange, therefore, thA, the basI
Hess il Increasing every year aud d
farm Of much extent IL without Its ''suga
bash.r
rAcroRf FONT.
Tbs farm know ~ The FAyette BA
her fArm was sold Al pabiie s~aelioa, La
Friday, 10 y A. JaAeson price ~ GO.
-Ielepho0es are ~ tbe rage and saor
lots Of neal, bot melhltks moe, {
The chapa who converse With The gir
through them wouA prefer to be "nearei
dear Glri, TO lhSe.
-Aitses Tow asleY and Back are 81
Peeltd 81 the Baptist church, Wednssds
eseslsg 81 lhis wssk, 10 = -
ties Of msesiags. Miss ToEntiey
lsbogs hare besa greatly blessed Ia 9th,
places. I'D ue ,russ that ths good wor
nay "a e. beers.
WAY b Il that sone people who a
light n .DopenhARean - pasyea At SON