The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-05-02

The sound OF the lawn mower Is
beard 10 The land
Pat DOM In your diaries "Fire.fies
aud Jane bugs in April 1873"
--OrvilIe Bell has come back TO town,
TO resIde on the homestead with his
mother.
Rev. Dr. Hubert preached at The
Congregational church last Sunday aud
be IL expected again next Sunday.
Timothy or Herds grass leaves two
feet and four inches long, grown In the
open air, were brought TO the JOURNAL
omce April 29lh.
Ill, L. Utley brought 10 fine string
oilrout this morning, the first Of the sea.
son. We eau testify 10 their good quality
from SEXUAL experience.
The Right Rev. Bishop Bissell will
bold service and preach at 81. Johns
church, Manchester village, on Tuesday,
May 7th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Gray, OF the Taconic Hotel, has re.
Gently purchased a span OF black horses
10 Addison county, to use on bis coach to
the railroad station this summer.
One OF our young men has "myster.
iously disappeared. But be won't be
away long. lie has gone to fulfil con-
tract made 10 Arlington to support one Of
lie Poor.
ID. A. Phillips has rented J. II, Wat.
sons farm near Noble Purdy's. NJ j.,
Walt has sold his farm to Martin Van
Buskirk and purchased a portion Of the
old Wheaton farm.
"A large detachment Of the general as.
scmbly OF New York passed down by
special train Monday evening. They had
been spending Sunday in Montreal and
appeared TO be set OF jolly fellows.
"A picked nine from this place played
aelub from Eat Dorset at Factory Point
las, Saturday. The former beat by .
score OF Al TO 20. The OndAwas are anx.
lous to bear from clubs In adjoining
towns.
The following letters remain uncslled
for at the post office, Manchester, W.;
Mrs. F. NJ. Andrews, Z. G. Cheney d
Co, T.. T.. Herriek, Luclen Morse, Miss
Eliza c. s,eAms, Il. V. Shepherd, Jim
Wheeler.
Numerous applications for rooms
have been received by our hotels and
private families and the indications are
quite favorable Tor agood summer season,
bat IL 10 too early yet TO determine
whether IL will be very lively or not.
People who have printing OF any kind
to be done viii do well to call At this
oGaee Tor terms before sending away. II
We cannot do II as eheAply and well as il
can be done la Rutland or Benning on,
then send II away, bat we are quite sure
We can suit ell who come 10 both re-
speels.
IL. 7. utley's hens are getting smbi.
tIoas 10 two directions. The largest egg
produced by them measures inches by
si.2 Asd weighs four ounces the smallest
weighs bot li,tle more than half en-
Dance, or about one seventh the size OF
the other. According to al absurd cue
tom they would sell for the same price.
Capt. Wooster and Dea. Black have
removed their front yard fences this
spring and Judge Fowler and Ars.
Lawrence are expected TO follow. THIS
will make pretty clean sweep on The
east side OF the street, and most people
viii call IL an improvement though tastes
diGer Ia lhls resp set ss in everything else
Noah Greasy, NJ. ID. &Y. s., Poiess-
OF OF Veterinary scienoe 10 The Agrieulin.
raj College II Amherst, Mas, will de.
liver two leelares 81 The court house 10
this village on Thursday, May 9Th, In the
afssrneon on The diseases Of cattle and 10
The evening on The diseases OF horses.
Prot. Greasy 10 employed BY The Vermont
Agricultural College 10 deliver these lee.
sBres IN diGsrea, portions Of The State,
aud they have been very highly spoken Of
where delivered No farmer within ten
miies who hss stock Of horses OF cattle
can AFFORD to nlss these hectares whlcs
Grs free 10 ali. There il 20 better Gnlb0fI.
~ Ia New EaglGbd on these sab)eeta thas
Prof. Cressy, Add whatever be may ssy
will Be vAlaAbls 10 III " DO keep stock o.
any kidd
The Forrest Cisy LghisinE Rod Co.
have stVsFai inca lu this vieiaisY pattlat
up no6s, AmOug sthers We notlcs ] S
Kellogg has smploYed them 10 pat rod,