The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

Most Of our farmers are through their
sOving and planting.
Geo, X Davis and wife Ars spending
few week in Brstilebors.
Repair WORK on the notch road 10 be-
ing vigorously pushed forward.
Regular rehearsals Al the Congregs-
tional church Saturday syonidg. AL ye
men and women singers shOnld he promp,
In attendance
Boxpvrf4i.k
Planting is over and good many pee.
pie are engaged 10 peelins hemlock bark
There are three lodges in this place,
the Good Templar. Changers and odd
Fellows
Mrs.. Lewis SkisneI died Last Thurs.
day Of cancer 10 the stomach. She Was
buried at Grafton.
DIR. Marsh of Factory Point removed
a rebel bnlls, from the leg Of Chss. Stark
recently. that had bcen there since March
cath, 1864. Stark served three years in
the l23 Rgt n. Y. Vols. and Was wounded
a, Snow Hill
--Adel. daughter OF Harrison and Marcia
Kendall, died Saturday morning May 2sth.
Her funeral was very largely attended at
the church ON Sunday, Rev, Mr.. Mackey
officiating assisted by Rev. Mr.. Reynolds.
She was only eighteen and large circle OF
friends, including her afiianoed lover.
mourned her untimely departure.
IAspGRovR.
Irwin Colburn is located IN town.
H, II. Harlow's estate payed 1868 on
the dollar. He will locate in some part OF
the west
Mrs. s. A. Patterson starts for Iowa
this week TO spend the summer with her
daughter
We would inquire il Peru justice Is
licensed 10 ofliclate in this town and would
also like full particulars Of the last cere.
mony performed.
"A young couple lately married were
out riding for pleasure last Sunday and
when near Roscious Buttorfelds the young
lady attempted to drive into the cellar by
way Of the drain, installing i. for the door
10 the horse kars.
Another Wedding is in contemplation,
Is soon ~ the weather and circumstances
will permit The crockery and tinware arc
III ready and Mr.. Simonds had better hur
y up and get Johns boots done as disap.
continent in such matters is unpleasant.
10 doubt Jonathan will lend . helping
land il his services are needed.
The town tax Of 3l.50 on tho dollar Of
he grand list Of 1881 is in the hands Of the
own treasurer, according to the provisions
4 Act 80 Of session laws OF 1880, and the
rst installment OF said tax is to be paid :
Iithin ninety days from the date Of this !
office, four per cent, being deducted il so
aid. 1t not paid OF the expiration OF that !
ime the treasurer will issue his warrant $
gainst the delinquents and deliver to the |
ollector agreeable to said act. Dated at
this I'd day Of June, 1881. y
w. W. WILEY, Town Treasurer. v
JAMAICA. u
Fully 35 tickets were sold at this n
alton for the excursion on Tuesday. p
%. G. Flint is compelled to run his y
nair shop night and day to fill his orders 4
" chair stock.
Alvin Frost. tray Manufacturer, has
ken possession Of bis new shop.
Mrs. W. j. Howe, son and two
lughters. formerly Of this town. but now
Worcester, Mass, is in town to spend
10 season among her friends and relatives.
E +, Russell has purchased the house
t on Factory street OF Abijah Muzzy.
Q is to erect fine residence thereon as
on as possible. q
Horace Holden OF Bondyille has taken
e contract for carrying tn mail from this
acc to Manchester for four years. He d,
i'll move into this village.
On Thursday the people at West
Imaica were much saddened to learn that
three and half year old son OF A. p. q
ough had been instantly killed. 1t
ems that the little fellow was put on a
'avily loaded oI.csrt for ride to the
Id. but suddenly the cart ran over some X
ones throwing the little one off. The
1T wheel passed over his head crushing
to mass. Death WAS instantaneous.
9TH Mr.. and Mrs. Clough have the most
ar' felt sympathy in their truly great
isfortuns
Day was duly observed
re under the auspices OF Dudley Post,
A. Il. The services we're largely at.
nded at the hall and we think more en-
nsiasm was manifested than on any sim
II occasion for years. The vocal music,
iieh was under the direction Of Mr.. Geo.
ford, was worry fine, the best We ever
d at my Decoration Day services. The
raj display was by far the best ever seen o'
re- on such an occasion. The crosses at
d flowers that decorated the speakers -
md we're uneommonly fine. The ad- i
ess by the Rev. II. Gordon surpassed 6,
ything Of the kind eyer delivered here -
d was listened TO with very marked at =.
ition by all present. Mr.. Gordon was 3 81
dier and speaks from experience, and
believe that anyone who listened 10 that