The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-28

here lately.
Mr. aud Mrs Deyoe, Of New Yorl
city have recetly spent few days at Mrs
Geo Holley's.
Dorset has sold her Lebanon Springs
H. H., bonds for g, O0Q and has receive,
the money for them This is quite lif
on her debt
George Kellogg has made 1900 pound
OF sugar this season. John Manley ovtl
5000, Charles Phelps las made on til,
Clemens sugar orchadr 5000
wEsr RUPERT
Get your fishing tackle ready mex
Sunday is the lst Of May.
Teachers examination at the schoo
house in Rupert, Saturday Of this week
George Green has purchased til,
house aud OF owned by Ovid Bonneville
Consideration 5000
-Our eastern climate seems to disagree
with Elder Wilmer, his health having
been very poor since his advent here
"A child OF Gustayus Wood while play
ing in the meadow near their house dug
and ate a root he supposed was sweet
flag. In short time he was seized with
terrible nasuea and retching and investiga-
ton proved he had eaten perdtrm Girhle
or American hellebore. DIR. Austin was
called and Withlprompt treatment relief was
soon obtained, and the child is now all
right Moral. Parents teach your child
rem the difference between sweet.nag and
heleborc
PERU.
The road across the mountain is quite
good except the short piece from the ter
mination of the turnpike to the residence
Of G.. \. Wyman. There il is almost i'm
possible to get through. The town au-
thorities ought to fix it once
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Streets dry and dusty.
"A meat market has been opened by
G, W. Chase
Snow on the mountains coming down
in liquid torrents.
Workmen will commence an addition
to the hotel to-day, Monday.
Geo. &, Smith has gone to Boston to
purchase his spring stock Of goods.
Il. d. Curtis is stocking up his livery
stable expecting a big summers trade.
W w. Pierce has one hundred cords
OF slaves sawed which are being put into
butter tubs.
Mr., A. l.. Cudworth has moved into
his new and pleasant quarters in the
Chase & Shattuck block.
Mr.. c. A. Whitman has returned from
Worcester where he spent the winter and
will Immediately reopen his carriage
Smith shop.
Both of our carriage shops arc run.
ming on full time especially in the repaint-
ing line, large number Of carriages be-
ing turned ont from both establishments.
JAMAICA
Courts are now epidemic.
--Almon Clayton has made nearly
1000 pounds Of splendid sugar from only
$50 trees
People arc beginning to appreciate the
OF having a good tin-shop IN
own J.. J. Strong is a FIRST class work
man.
Mr.. George IL. Ellis has removed to
chesterfield, \. H., where he will conduct
. farm.
Alfred Howard is now busily engaged
n buying up cows to drive to Greenfield,
Mass, the first Of May.
George Wells has commenced to dig
he cellar OF his to be ''city boarders resort
rear the b. 4 W railroad depot
Judge H. H. Wheeler is making ex-
ensive repairs on his house, as is also T.
J; skinner and Henry Richardson.
Arthur Wells has moved into the vii.
age tenemen, house known as the Howard
,lace. lie is first class shoe maker, and
las opened his shop in the harness rooms
,ccupied by NJ. A. Atwood.
Our village schools opened on Mon
lay with full attendance. under the |
uperyision Of Miss Della Richardson in |
he higher department aud Miss Flora /
ioodell Of Windham in the lower.
Since the opening Of spring the follow
" changes Of residences have been made; |
William Holland into the J. b. Muzzy's
ouse: Alexander Cummings into the DIR.
sanders tenement; Garden Amesden into /
ho Boyle tenement; Eugene Phelps into 4
is residence on water streeti A. Nj. I
prng into the Rawson house, Edward 4
ballard into the Howard tenement; Mrs 4
luke Howard into her tenement on Main 4
treci; William shanher into the Reyillo 4
toward tenememeu,; James Bewsey INTO 1
Ae place known a. the mill house" on
Mechanic street, Charles s. Clark into the 4
tenement, o. G. Flat iato his
asideuee on Mechanic street, George
Wells into the Baptist parsonage John l.
.hnmwAy 10 bis residence on Main street. !