The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

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Mr. Ra6o has moved is.o TIumGn
Esleh's house.
Mr. Abne' Baglsy from Diana, y.
: las bess on ! short Walt 70 trltnas IN
us visialiy.
-AYrou Lawrcnoe has bought build.
ing " 81 !, y Hslllsirf Wesl 81 sbs siols
oacspled By Barr 4 MGuisy
Mr.. GeotEs Colbarn died a, The real.
deaos Old Il. swallow % Fridsy last
It's mslbs were taken . MopBt HoI-
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Oai Fseiosf peinl irispds lave Dis
posst jAiI Of ihtt boneY they took from
esbl'e fsesdr hornets ntst 40 othets
aeeJ bot spply for more
Alylp DAVIS, o. he dTm Of Davis &
Sou has 1855 returned from market where
be has purchased a stock Of stoves eqaal
20 4 ooi sopetsor e Any io tots vicinity.
Davis & soa are sgcbis Tor the celebrated
"Psris Rage which Reclaimed 10 be
the bed IN aie. 5Af
We notice The tepreseolive Of the
Rgrol Ner roEtersi The Utlca, y. \.
fair speaks ycry highly Of The machinery
exhibited bY A. W. Gray 4 sons Of Mid.
dletowu springs. VI Mr. a. s. Finley
The general ageul reports an Increase Of
20 per cent. "a their business and that
lbsy are driven 70 On orders, as this j. 40
Indication ofreturuing prosperity We are
glad 10 notice thier success.
Now for some big potato stories. u.
ID. Eddy raised from medium sired
potatoes Of the Burbank seedlings one
iull barrel Of tubers on . plat Of ground
By % feet william p. Taylor raised
from small polstoes containg IS eyes,
IS pounds OF the Beauty Of Hebron yari-
ETY., 10 OF the lsrgest weighed 10 pounds,
aud 40 Of the mkt size weighed % lbs.
There we're 10 al i52 polatoes, % suits
BILE for table use and 80 smaller ones.
We doab, II lbis report can be beaten Ia
the state,
Your Landgroye correspondent has
broken out again. We have been enquir-
isg around some aud End be ia proprietor
OF the might express" spoken Of aud IL
anxious for custom. We understand
also that be has received several callers
bat al have failed 10 identity The Unit.
len, aud Il Is generally believed by The
young men Ia that vicinity TO be a hoax
for the putpose OF giving publicity to
their outraged feelings. ! am authorized
toSay tor Henry that he is lruly thauk-
fni for lbe interest hst your correspond
eut takes Ia bis welfare aud be will call
Ii few days 10 examine The article in
question. FL.
Miss Gerlie McWaiu died very sud
denly on Tuesday last at her fathers, Mr..
n. McWaiu, She was apparently as well
as usual 90 retiring Monday evening.
Daring the night her sister noticed some.
thing unusual 10 her actions aud the
family were atoased. Dr. =. SiClemons
was summoned bat could do nothing TO
relieve her Tuesday morning DR.. Hem
enway consulted with DR.. Clemons bat
failed to satisfy themselves rs to the dis
Gaze. She was entirely unconscious and
rem aimed so until her death which occur.
red at II AN She was greatly beloved
by her family and friends aud her loss
will be deeply felt. She gave abundant
evidence of being a christian, having pro-
fessed faith in Christ short time since
DORSET.
Miss Maria Moore went 10 Albion,
N. Y, last week 10 spend the winter.
--Fatmers are exaliibg over fine crop
of potatoes. II Is no unusual thing TO
see bushels OF which each one weighs
over one pound
Mrs. Charles French OF New Haven.
Conn. has benin town for some time
as guest of John Msnly,
Mir. aud Mrs. Bruce Of Wilksbnrre,
Pa. arrived at q. W.. Bakers last week,
intending 10 enjoy the mountain air aud
scenery 10 is most beautiful array.
RUPERT,
"A sFghi frost on Sunday morning.
the first Of the season.
There is much greater prospect Of
wedding 10 town than there is Of good
crop Of winter fruit.
Mr.. l. A. Bibbins has Just flushed
very substantial hay aud stock barn, very
much improving the appearance OF bic
place
MIR Warren Flower Is building
= new dwelling house, which tends 10
suspicion, though there may be nothing
10 Il.
--SplrituAIism Is 10 be exposed aud
explained at wiiders hall, Sept. Goth, at
O'Clock 3. IN, by Prof Dayton, al the
small price Of 70 eeuts admission.
-Lss, Thursday evening Miss Mary
Sherman. her sister Fanny ard lady
friend were riding out ia . carriage, and
when opposite the cemetery 10 Rapert
their horse became frightened, turned
aruaad and upset The carriage, ran and
jumped ever four-ioot stone wall where
be was faaud With one trace hitehed TO