The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-07

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lsY's aua Mr.. ". J. Toda 81 Troy Il also
ss0Frlng 10 tpwp.
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TIE ,ravel to Nj. Apsons - rapidly
Increasing. A Ttflsafass 90 the summit
wesia vel PAY.
re potato beetle Is fafing bard and
VII Goa is The end that the Rocky
Mounlslss Is more oongeulal plsoe for
him.
The las crop Of RupeFs Is nearly
rsthsrcd io. !, xlll tau below al aver
age aboni tea per cent, olher crops arc
prunislag 70 cone ap 70 fall sn average.
-Nis s. FISHER, Als Halle BisoO,
Mrs.. MIlton, Mlss Matte AID Miss Meg.
sic Milton Of New York, and Miss Emma
san u BroOklyn are spending the sammsr
at. s Beebe's
Widow Merrill, very aged lady,
died At tie residence Of Rev A. d. Lam
bert 90 Sunday, A0R. 50. Mrs. Merrill
had been resident 10 DIR. Lsmber's fam
lly for the past few years Her sge was
elgh.y-ulne. Her remains were taken to
Mlddlebury for burial
The first car load Of children from the
lower strata OF the city OF New York was
dlstribu,ed among our people last week.
They will be well cared for during the
shor, period OF their stay, and the change
10 them win doubtless be beneficial. one
Of the number (an inisnt) has died since
( is arrival
PEKu.
DIR. Fitch Is residing In town for q
short time.
+ Where Is your regular correspond.
ent that We do not get al the newsf
Mrs. Edwin ellison residing at par.
soDsge this summer has been quite ILL.,
The shop belonging to Royal Bryant
took fire last week, bat prompt aid soon
eKtinguished II.
Sabbath school concert at the North
church a, five O'Clock, Aug 18th. Mr.
ellis ia expected to be present and take
part 10 the exercises.
LAsD0RovE.
Winfield Davis has left the old home
stead and gone to Boston to work.
Potato bugs are very lively these
warm days; but farmers hope to have q
fair crop.
The hog cholera prevails to some ex'
tent. Fred /. Moore lost nice animal
from II last week.
News 10 this place Is at 8 premium
The weather is so hot that all who can,
keep ia the shade aud drink ice water.
Among the new arrivals is Mr.. VIM.
ID. Chamberlain of Westfleld, Mass, q
very nice and agreeable old gentleman,
who is stoppin at f, | Moore's.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
lion. j. l.. Martin is at home on q
flying visit, but leaves again Wednesday
for Albnrgh Springs.
Railroad matters are progressing
ing satisfactorily. The slight bree 70
created by the DAvenports is likely TO re-
coil upon its authors aud do 20 further
damage
The Londonderry Cornet Band gave
ia very pleasing out door concert Sat
urday evening. Their band, which is
steadily gaining in public favor, is en-
gsged for several fairs this fall
BONNEVILLE.
| "A large audience was present at the
quarterly meeting. L. 4. Spencer
preached In the p. NJ One candidate was
bsptsed.
The people OF Bondvile, wishing to
welcome their pastor and bride TO their
new home aud labor, made II manifest on
the eve. of the oath nit. by giving them 9
reception. Notwithstanding the hay sea
son there we're about $50 persons present
The ladies provided q bountiful supper
after which Rev. A. B. Enright offered
prayer. The reception passed quietly
and demanded the respect of all. The
company left goodly number of presents
all of which proved very useful for house
keeping. The pastor and wife wish to
extend thanks TO all for kindness shown
aud hope they may reap rich reward in
the world TO come.
SUNDERLAND.
The teri book committee, after due
deliberation, has agreed TO recommend
the following text books for the use o.
the schools: Ffanklin's Series of Read
ers Grepnlpai's Arithmetica Cnrnriti,