The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-24


The Thcosy a HeAltA Ths ball VA
veil ElI.A ooaslSering The SHORTAGES q a.
nosseo Tho locturcr discussed bis SuhSsc
VERY kl3y trum a sesentiac stand .poini
maintaining The broad groaud that physi
cal dinaaa. n shS result Al the violation al
hygieuis Laws and Is produced avsys :!
inneii.is raisrhl ohases. Ksd that physi
cal disease .nd death ara Dot disperaiioa,
81 Praridpnoe sliiclsd npoR msakind A'
punishmca, ior violation Of morsl las
III. l~oiure. philosophioAlly considered
reflects mseh eredi, on Mr.. Hubbard ~ |.
discriminating and logical reAsoner.
FlwtI1
George Bart IT,. is 70 move to ;hs
village this spring
The parties at Jared Cooks aud Fred
Powers' we're vsll attended.
Samuel Smell IL 10 occupy tho house
lately vacated by \. Taylor
Wages 10 arn hands are from 10 to
70 dollars per month.
Two or more new buildings will he
put up this spring about the village.
The machinery for Adams mill will
arrive this week
Mrs David Cleasland is mentioned q
candidate for town superintendent Of
schools
Mrs. Rev. Moore received as pre-
sent from her brother In Florida A box
Of fine oranges few days since.
The prospects are tina, lively timo at
Town meeting will take place as quite
number are on the anxions seat for offices
LAsDdRovK
III. Prentice has gone TO Massachu.
sets.
H. II. Harlow has returned from his
Western trip, looking none the worse for
the journey,
The Auditors have posted notices TO
meet at the town clerks Office, Saturday,
Feb. Goth. All should avail themselves OF
he opportunity TO present themselves be-
ore that honorable board
Annual March meeting March lst
for town officers has been
o quiet ii any-that we are not posted
S to who are the candidates for office, but |
or listers We would recommend the ten
Ier hearted, for the reason that they would
ot grind the poor
Mn. EprroR;-When ue first mention
Il that the Londonderry stage-driver was
tailed in q snow drift near A. and III. Ut.
.ys and was helped out by Mrs Taylor,
q supposed We were not misrepresenting
ut since seeing his version Of tho matter
o have learned the facts. There is no
rift where his team was stalled. The
now lays perfectly level and by actual
leasure was just 20 inches deep, and that
lS hoisS WAC hiiHu buc hnu uibut 10
lore likely to step of the road than one
iat could see. 1t is fact that Mrs. Tay-
" did engineer the getting the team out
the snow and helped turn it arousd, but
the same time she thinks there was
othing to hinder him from proceeding to
larksville, providing his team could see
ur mail has been carried by us seven
and this is the only time out
the seven that there was an effort made
come, and il the mail carrier thinks,
lat because some man tells him he does 9
II think the road is passabIe, that the p
Department will excuse him for going s
:, he understands his duty very different G
from what it reads. Further, this self. /
me driver accuses,us OF being sbiitless,o or ,
Their sitting by the fire and toasting our i
ms. That is very we'll Now, Mr..
river, do you recollect OF n stai,e-driver
aching the hotel barn at Factory Point 6
q certain day last December, at about !
e o'clock p. NJ, and it being chilly day /
did not stop to care for his team but \
ked the hostler to put on the blankets {
Mist he went to the bar-room to warm, Z
d that he sat there all the afternoon and
six o'clock he still sat there, and up to
at time he had not been to care for his L
Am from the time they were blanketed
the hostler' Now, sir, il that is what a
u call toasting shins we were not ding 5
whilst your blind horse was buried in 26 a
chcs of snow.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Ten car loads of freight were shipped ]
I'm this station last week.
Meetings are still continued at the a
+. church. C
The Factory Point stage now comes :