The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-03-25

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The uegtuvet tdmii The pAutioilily "
sls sfaaBest bat ipta tAti 0uf lo~n
dfEei.lt soaldsei htve rlsuored sosArssst-
j 70 raise The tex tLis year o. . bupdred
dollars II lbey hsd sss3se on hand NOR
thtn lbey need We have agreed 10 refer
The qle,tlou 10 ou Mr. Editor With one
rstif.e.l0s, va yOa are not 10 predicate
yoar deoifon 90 The Eprawilng pfoFosi.
zion that car t3Wn edciAa car use al
TIE moasy hey cas gsl bands 90. eve
supposs our irisad's arRumsns a that a.
tic Z s. deposit money and $1,000 bal.
spcs sRsiast ihe town on TIE bond Ac-
eousi-esHnos b. spAid At preseEt
that 10 kccognt should be msde Of them
10 esslmsliag tbe smoanl Of money 20 be
raised BY TAX There Is some force 10
this sfgamsot bot he town rspor, shows
that tbe tax raised ssl year did not qaiIe
pay lbe current erpososs OF the town
aud o. tie Assets some $500 Is not avail
able not being eolied.
RtrHRr.
-OHe more victim 10 the dreadful
scourse diphiheria.
-George n. Hopkins was taken sick
with dipbtbefis on Wednesday March Sd,
sod died AondAy March sth 1880,
The cold weather Of the pasl tive
weeks bss materially retarded sugar max.
log 10 tails section. Bot few have done
more than make preparations
Jonas Wilder E.q, is about TO
change bis residence, from West Rupert
to sartsogs Syringe Mi. Wilder hss
been 81 active business man 10 town and
will be missed 10 the community. His
son A. b. Wilder accompanies his father
10 their new new bone ID ssraicgs
WEST RUPERT.
WIN. Parker has taken The Harry
Clark farm
Fred W. Wilder Of Woodstock, VI,
hs. been 81 bis illbers on q short yis,..
DR. Merritt Moore from HebroH
moves into the Boynton honIe near the
cheese factory
III. N. Bradley OF Boulder, Col, has
made bis semi-AunuAl visit, stopping at /
Wilder's, his old home.
There are TO be some eight or ten
changes 10 tenants in this village about
the lsl Of April-more than has been for
many years.
Col. Parker has sold bis farm, includ-
Ing stock. grain, hay, &C., 10 Joseph
Bonneville for 80 goo and moves to the
house near by aud owned by Mr.. Stafford,
bis sou-iu-lsw,
The Rupert Farmers aud Mcchsn-
les Club held their annual election OF OH
GERS Thursday evening, March 18th, and
elected tho following officers for the year
ensuing: Jay Sherman, President; S. II.
Rising, Vice President; Fayette N. Hop.
kins, Secretary; Charles IL. Sherman,
Treasurer; Managing Committed, Elisha
Hurd, Dr.. Y W, Carpenter, S. II. Rising !;
Directors, John F. Sherman, CIiuton
Wilson, A. T. Sheldon, Il. H Bebee, x /.
w. Collins. The treasurer reported the
funds on hand S59, showing that il is self.
sustaining aud In sound condition. The
policy has ever been from the start not to
pay premiums and to conduct the busi.
ness In an economical manner, to be gen.
erous to provide In every way TO make
the club meetings aud Fairs success,
and to-day the club stand on firm
foundation for future progress and 3 last
1 ing benefit to this community under lie
influence. The management has again
fallen into good hands and the officers Sc
lccled are those that will spare no pains
to keep up the standing it has gained 10
U 4 IN t4a a. btgn ynura NJ 10 axfataura
PAwLET.
ID. A. Parker has been to market
this week for new goods.
u. A.. Belden is to occupy The dwell
iug lately owsed by Fred Winchester
= Mrs Neville Taylor, who has been
deaf many years, has had her hearing re.
stored
The uew organ for the Congreg alton.
al church Is expected this week.
quite number OF strangers were il
town over Sabbath
The concert lsu Friday eve was 4
success and those IN attendance were
highly pleased.
The next regular communication OF
Morning Flower Lodge No, II r & A /.
NJ. Takes place Thursday evening March
25ih.
We see OF late Mr. ID. S. Wilson's
funilnre wagon losded vita goods from
his ware rooms for various parties In this
section. Good goods, moderate prices, aud
advertising il what does the business.
Mrs. Isabel Sherman died Sunday
morning Last. Her age was "a years, shs