The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-02-21

tie other day, drew tvo kasdlsd abd
aiasty feet, runslng measure. one ban
dred sad eighty feet Of Il 81 obs load
MYFos Taylor drAws from twenty-five &c
thirty iogs dAy, iaat Saturday drAwiaa
thlr'Y-ons II too loads. making four kaa.
irsd snd three lisesi feet, and IL was soi
mach q dsy for drawing logs Al that.
poRs1T.
There viii be an oyster supper and
social gathering a, Mr.. Bakers, Friday
eFeuihg, heb. y.
Mr. :. Pratt Of Boston spsat q tsu
days Al The parsonage, las, week, Mr.
Snow. aiso Of Boston, WA their guest for
) q short time.
Mr.. Ira syke. has been confined Ia
The boase and to bls bed for some weeks
1t is hoped be is improving. g. NJ
Sykes ia on the siek lie, also, both being
attended BY Dr.. Holly.
la booking over soms late CalifornIs
papers We discovered that our former
townsman, j v. Cheney, IL winning COL,
den opinions there. His recent lecture
on the subject OF Music, lie place aud
power 10 the World" IL very highly spo-
ken Of
We regret to learu that one Of our
citizens Ia leaving us. &. W. Sttarns IL
about moving bis goods TO Manchester,
10 mountain farm, known ~ the Daniel
Wright place. His son, A. StsstUs, il
Alec moving to farm near bis fathers,
owned by Jay Hswlsy.
! PKaU.
We would inform lhe LaudRroya
correspondent that L. Wallace BAles has
located In WinhAll.
The late Miss Dofcss Simonds willed
$500 10 the Congregational society la this
place, the interest OF which is TO 10 to the
support OF preaching.
The near approach OF the snnusl
March meeting for the election Of town
officers occasions no small amount Of
brain work on the part Of some TO figure
the balance Of power aud influence of,
myself iu account with 5. i H." aud
judging from their care.worn countsnAn.
ces, their sentiment IL, Nov Is The win.
| ter -four discomfort !"
LONDONDERRY.
The matrimonial market continues
lively. a short time ago Mr.. +. W. Ar.
mold took to bimselfa better half from
Factory Poiut. lie was followed by
Henry Ball who went 10 Mt. Holly to
hud his lady, aud now Frank Stevens
has gone TO Boston for the same purpose,
There is now some prospect that we
shall have cheese factory here the com.
Ing season. mir. Winchester Offers to
move his factory from The south village
If enough cows can be guaranteed him,
aud IL il thought that there will be
enough.
The railroad excitement continues
undated, Pablic sentiment In this part
OF the town Ia very much opposed to be.
Ing obliged to help build . road for the
south part. The latest project started 10
tobulld road from Chester to this place.
1t Is thought with the aid OF the railroad
at Chester and to Sns which would be
benefited by II, that such road could
be built and run without much difficulty.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
A sleigbing party of thirteen couples
from Windham took supper at the West
River house, last Thursday.
-Abijah Cudworth aud Ormando Will
Der are the boss bark peelers, they hav-
ing peeled and piled ~ cords aud As feet
OF bark In three days.
A large party assembled ct the town
hall, last week Wednesday, on donation
visit to the Rev. l.. w. Wheeler. The
net receipts amounted to . satisfactory
sum.
The school In Winhsll hollow, taught
by Miss Nora j. johnson Of Jamaica
closed successful term OF twelve weeks,
Feb. Sth, Twenty scholars attended tbs
school, of these, Pesrlie $. Barnard, Ad.
die NJ. Aldrich, Hattie f.. Aldrich aud
Freddie o. Aldrich had no marks agsiust
their names.
The exhibition last Friday evening
drew large audience. Both plays were
well rendered. Some OF the sctors are
deserving Of honorable mention, aud
none more 80 than Mrs. Geo. 5. Curtis,
VINO haS few equals NJ All amateur act
res, aud Whenever she aud Mr.. &. A.
whitman, as Pat aud Bridget, we're on
the stage the audience wa. convulscd
with laughter. The pathetic parts ufihe
drains we're well rendered by Mrs DIR.
Woodward aud Miss Martha L. Wilder:
while Ia the FAIRIES Of the green gr0tion
Mrs. IL. ID. Tyler AZ an old maid aud Mr..
Trim Is. Chase as Sn Irish woman could
not be ercelled; aud Lula Harrington
aud Berths Whitman, little girls Of ten
and eleven years, who had leading parts,
performed their role in mADnsr to draw
forth encomiums from all.
SUNDERLAND.
Albert Bowen. son Of the late Lyman
A. Bowen, came near losing his life The
sih, while drawing wood with IN OK
team from the mountain for LemusI King.
The water had washed the road and
rude bridge had been built. A team
driven by Patrick AeCurdy bad passed
over the bridge, one OF his oxen breaking
through. Albert being behind him sau
the break bot while reeping his eye upon
biz oxen TO mAke fham hold Iha Load