The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03


wssisrn New YORK.
-Mr. George Gilbsr, Is goiuE q
Earops u parse bis studies 10 GsrmaHY.
Mr. asd Mrs. Dwight Sykes are Ab-
tsni II The "Adirondaeks
We are havinE ssEsfs trosis foF this
sessoB o. The year.
-sbst5on Barross, wbo came hOmo to
spend the sabbath. Is sick. and unable 10
rslurn 10 hia school this week.
Mr.. lease BAFrows and Mr.. Wm.
Root, II EAst RaPsFi, started for Mont
pelier Juesdsy.
FouTH DORSET
Kent a Root are running their
marble works day and night 10 supply
orders They are getting out large
qasntity % turned work Of the best
quality.
BoSDylLLE.
Potatoes are scarce, apples are plenty.
The frost for Two or three nights was
very severe.
The centennial French woman, who
lived in this place, 10 dead.
Mrs. Allison Benson 10 very sick bat
is improving under Or. Ayers care.
DIR. Aver was thrown out Of bic
wagon recently, bu, was not seriously In
jared.
Rev. MIR. johnson hAs sci. "a school
OF nearly tIirty scholars.
-Elder Pier aud wife start this week
for visit 10 relatives 10 the north part Of
the stale.
N-Rev. Mr.. SWEET Supplied The pulpit
last Sunday, Mr.. Johnson going to
WArdsboro.
The Ssbbath school connected with
the Methodist church nov numbers 20.
There will be concert next Sunday.
LANDGRoyE.
We have had . few severe irosts
which have killed everything that frost
can kill
Henry Harlow is quite sick. A. A,
Rowell and wife are improving, they have
been sick long time.
Rev. w. NJ. ellis and wife returned
iast Saturday IRON four weeks trip 70
Canada.
Edmond Thomson has returned to
the old homestead after III absence OF 20
years. He is looking hale aud hearty.
A petition has been in circulation IN
town TO spare the life of John Fair until
Ills guilt can be more satisfactorily deter
mined Nearly every person has signed
II where Il has been seen.
"A. Fem Ia moving bis sugar house
little nearer home. He will now be
able to run most of his sap IN spouts.
Don't call a man dishonest becsuse he
happens to differ In opinion from your.
self, perhaps you can saddle him next
time. The Vermont Legislature meets
Oct. I'd. 10 that job completed that you
wished, some time ago, TO complete be-
fore that body convened9
Our representative elect has gone to
Montpelier. We hear his election Is to
be contested on account of bis being
Postmaster. We are credibly informed
that the Questionoi right to postmAster's
seat In the Legislature has never yet been
raised, for the reason that no other town
1n the state is possessed of so much legal
talent as this. We recommed TO those
going on that errand to take along few
pals Of Johns sugar TO peddle on the way
so as not TO spend their time for nothing.
That kind of sugar will make bitters
without hops.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Now look up your cider barrels.
The melancholy days will soon be
here.
john Wiley finds better half in
Miss Carrie Hart.
j. II. Albee, who went from this
place to Boston last spring, is at home on
. visit.
MISTER George Albee has gone to
Rochester, N y, 10 visit his brother, II.
o. Albee.
Ill. II Collins OF this town had the
best ycarlng bull at the Jamaca lair;
weight 100 pounds.
The writer Is IN receipt OF letter
from lady TREND ia MI. Holly, enclos-
ing Two Strawberries. She says: "li0w
is thisI A ripe strawberry picked the 23d
Of September, where they niske sugar the
year round aud the waller runs both
ways. ! thought | would send IL that
you might know what productive place
il 10 on top VI The mountain"
Mr.. Steven A. Buxton, who resides
10 the northeast corner OF this town, has
son (Wm. Al who recently entered
college Colby University at Waleryille,
Me. y ct the age OF IL. Aud now boys,
listen, this boy who fitted himself for coli
Icxe before be was IL, did the most OF II
while at work on bis fathers farm, read
ing four books Of CGesar while going TO
aud from the pasture with cows, writing
propositions in geometry aud shorthand
and committing TO memory while st work
10 the hay field. lsn't this noble7 Go
thou and do likewise.
ARLINGTON.
We notice crab apple trees are in
blossom the second time this year.
Several car loads Of excursionists
passed through here Monday to Montreal.