The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-14
WEST hUPEBT

A@aFH Nf'ff fft""ANN 80 49, ~ - -
$500
WEST RUPERT
T. n Beebe has gone 10 Rutland 10
work on tho Catholic convent which is he.
ing erected there,
Mn. Beceher who has been absent
some weeks visiting sick sister in West
en- Pennsylvania, has returned TO her
home in this village
Miss Mary Sheldon having positively
/ declined serving rs town Superintendent
10 which Office she was elected at town
| meeting the selectmen have appointed
g. g. Iilbbsrd Of Rupert 10 serve IN her
stead
Cheese making has begun q, the Rose
factory They nilk was drawn the 9th.
but owing to the small quantity received
no cheese was made until the 10th. The
10th being Sunday this viii undoubtedly
be called good beginning.
At i recent meeting OF the Directors
Of the Rupert Agricultural society it was
decided 10 have fair this fall, the same 10
commence on or about the 10th OF Sept,
and TO continue three days. There is also
talk OF erecting larger and more com.
modous building for floral hall using the
old one for other purposes. The trotting
course is also 10 be put III the best posi-
BILE condition, and in short everything
done to make the fair grand success.
No Pool Wheels need apply,
PAwLET.
Quite number enjoyed skating on
the mill pond April It'll,
The cheese factory opened for the seas
on last week Thursday.
Will Monroe is at work for Smith Hill
lizard in East Rupert for the season.
Bernicc Weeds team was the first at
the opening OF the cheese factory to deliy-
or milk.
w. b. Miller, without any assistance,
made from Dec. LIST 1880 to April 9th 1881
sixteen harnesses; fourteen OF which were
made TO order.
--Jaynes Wheeler aged 8 years, died
Saturday evening, The funeral services
were held at the residence Thursday. Rev.
8. n Moore officiating.
Private examinations for teachers
should not be al owed. Those who are
qualified will find no difficulty in obtain.
ing situations as teachers.
Some of our merchants propose to
engage teams to haul merchandise from
Rutland as they can procure goods at that
place and have them delivered at lower
rates than from Troy and Albany
PERU
oh! how sweet.
Beautiful spring, that makes the birds
sing. This is poetry.
Woe 10 the ''purp" whose master las
failed to get him licensed.
Prospects now Of an early" spring so
says the old weather prophet Let her
come.
BONNEVILLE
School teachers are wanted in dis
triets No 2 and 4
Charles SINNERS family have braided
5000 palm leaf hats the past year
The water has been so low that our
mills have been idle some OF the time.
Our Sunday school has been kept up
all winter with an average attendance Of
about sixty.
Oar quarterly meeting will be held
neat Sunday, Presiding Elder Spencer
will he present
Mrs. Clark Ball OF Jacksonville died
Of dropsy last week, and Mrs Lewis vii.
Hams Of Jamaica, Of paralysis.
The Argus Patriots correspondent
was no, very complimentary to our town
officers in the issue Of March 9Th.
The town voted 10 have an agen, for
the sale Of liquors for medicinal purposes
appointed. but none has been thus far.
Mrs. George Chailn successor to Mrs.
Fuller will soon GIL her shop for the
spring trade She has superior taste Ia
the millinery and dressmaking line.
Until the past three or four days the
weather has been cold enough for January,
the wind blowing agreat deal Some
nights water has frozen in a warm
kitchen.
We have been more than satisfied
with our pastor aud his estimable wife
during their services Of the pas, two years
aud would be glad TO retain him another
year. but 90 account Of poor health he
wiil he compelled 10 decline.
soCrH LONDONDERRY.
And still the Maple iows sweeily.
Our streets are clear Of snow but on
the hills. OBJ my
Oar farmers arc likely to make mere
sugar than tor many years