The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-10

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Io.s Burbank 10 III with fever.
DR.. Aver viii remove o, windham.
!, rains nearly. al The time with oc-
essionAiiy little snow by way Of variety.
Rev. Mr.. Mckay Of the NJ. Y church
lately married We welcome the bride Was
30 her mes home in the parsonage
Mrs johnson is osnrassing the town
for tie sale Of the Life Of Garfield aud
skrns oil other agents 10 keep out
Rev. y. johnson Of sprinheld. late Of
the L. 4 Navy will spend several months
In town He is writing book, ~ Tour
Round the World.
George Sheldon has taken a contract
for five years to draw logs. lie has several
teams employed
AT . Grange Fair held by Mountain
Home Grange the following honorary
premiums were awarded: On corn. LIST,
premium. Y. +. Fuller; Add, W. II. II.
Burbee; Sd. c. II. Williams. VIM. Y. Cole
man. ID. Q. Hosley and o. G. Hall; on
white field corn, LIST. and all to G. L. Cole;
on pop corn. LIST, Q. X. Williams; End, O..
p. Burbee; 3rd, VIM. II. II. Burbee; on
oats, LIST. and all. A. X. withersll; on Java
Coffee. LIST, Mrs. CephsS Williams; on fruit
and vegetables. Early Rose potatoes; LIST,
AK. Burbank. Ind, Z. /. Fuller; srd'
VIM. II II. Burbse; Early Vermouts. let,
AL. witherell; I'd, q. w. Aitell; Bur.
bank Seeding. LIST. VIM. +. Coleman. 2ud,
A. o. Coleman; 3rd, A. l.. Witherell; Eu-
rekAs. LIST, and all Gershom Taylor; pump
kins. LIST, VIM. Y. Coleman. 5Obs; Ind.
A. X. Burbank, 39lbs; 3rd, IL. l.. Williams;
squash, LIST, A. X. Burbank; End. VIM +.
Coleman; 3rd. A. l.. Witherell; cabbage.
LIST, @. p. Burbee; End. G.. A. Cummings;
caulihower, q. p. Burbee; beets. Mangold-
wurtzel, II. l.. Williams; table beets, LIST.
Cephas Williams; End, q. p. Burbee; 3rd.
A. X. Burbank; sugar beets, w. J. Shell
don; Rutabaga turnips. LIST VIM. II. II.
Burbee. End f. L. Fuller; 3rd A X. Bar
bank; tomatoes, LIST, Mrs. q. Taylor; 2nd.
W. II. H. Burbee 3rd, A. o. Coleman;
onions, lst, C. A. Cummings; 2nd, T. L.
Fuller; peppers, LIST. G. p. Burbee; End, Q.
L. Livermore; cucumbers, LIST, q. j.
Thompson. End. A. o. Coleman; pears.
1suC. l.. Livermore; 2nd A. o. Coleman; Sd
A. X. Burbank peaches, f. l.. Fuller; sp-
plies. LIST. w. F. Coleman; End, A. o. Cole
man; Ord. Joshua Barnard; crab apples,
LIST, G. X. Williams; End, ID. C. Hosley;
ounces. G. L. Livermore; twin pumpkins.
G. Taylor; butternuts, W. H. H. Burbee;
grapes, LIST W. II. h. Burbee; 2nd, G. l..
Livermore; home made pepper sauce, Mrs
c. II. Williams; tobacco. W. II. H. Bur
bee; field beans, Cephas Williams; garden
beans, BERTHE, Fuller; plate Of fruit and
vegetables. G. L. Livermore; summer
squash. LIST, g. p. Burbee; End. Bueno
Aver, butter, LIST, G. L. Cole; Ind, A. l..
Wetherell; cheese, LIST, A. l.. Witherell;
End, Mrs. g. Taylor; fancy articles, Melvi-
ma Coleman; pin cushion aud fancy box, 2
linen tides Mrs. G. Livermore; doll Of
cotton batting, Mrs. H. z. Kendall; braid
ed night dress yoke and cuffs, Mrs. +. Full.
Ter; knit tides, Mrs. @. J. Thompson:
embroidered slippers, Mrs. G. Lyermore
white cotton tidy, tied, Mrs. H. J. Kendall.
braided chemise, Mrs. F. Fuller; knit lace,
Mrs. q. J. Thompson; Ottoman cover,
Mrs. G. Livermore; domestic department,
rag carpet. Mrs G. Taylor; album quilt.
Mrs G. Taylor; 2, Mrs. f. Fuller; 3rd.
Mrs Joshua Barnard; sash quilt. Jennie
V. Williams; table cloth, Mrs. J. Barnard;
pictures aud drawings, Mrs. G. Liver.
more; card board notices, lst Mrs. q.
Taylor; End Mrs. s. W. Axtell; boquet OF
nut flowers. LIST, G. Livermore; 2 and 3,
Mrs. Cephas Williams.
G. r. WILLIAMS, Sec.
soUTH LONDONDERRY.
The rolling stock Of the narrow guage
s severely vexed to do the freighting now
going over the road.
A very decided improvement has been
made in front Of Mr.. Peabody's house by
he removal Ct the unsightly sheds, the
building Of q bank wall aud filling in with
lirt.
Notwithstanding the inclement even
ng the Oyster Supper given by the ladies
II the NJ. +. church was largely attended,
he society netting handsome profit for
uch All occasion.
The annual election Of Anchor lodge
10. 80, +. x A. NJ, WAS held at their hall
Tuesday evening. The following officers
we're elected: q. A. Whitman. W. NJ; ID.
;. Goddard. s. W.; W. II. Belden, J. W.;
J. g. Smith. Sec; G. ID. Farnham. Treas;
}. s. Abbott. S. d.; G. II. Walker. J. d.;
J. A. Brooks, Chaplain; J. l.. Byard. Ty-
or; John @. Walker. Marshal; q. I. Alb
,ott, Frank Churchill Stewards. Worked
N second.
The Messrs Phelps Bros, corriage ma
.ers, have abandoned that business and are
'utting in machinery for the purpose OF
citing out chair stock. They have con
rsct for oil they can get ut ia year or
aore. 1t is to be hoped til 1t they will se
ntirely successful ~ the bus mess will ben
fit the place and vicinity. The old and
ried carriage maker, Mr.. Sill " Whitman.
nth c. A. Whitman as carriae y smith will
upply the wants in that line As far as pos.
IDLE.
wooDFoRD.
The schools close this week.