The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-24

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April sth. Past Day.
Gone a Burton call attention 10 thci
new stock Of dress goods Read their new
cd
Dogs must be registered on or befor'
April first. on tho owner subject TO |
penalty.
The spring term Of tho Seminary open,
to-day with good number of new scholars
aud prospects for fuller term than
usual.
Quite rain, hail and snow storm set
in Saturday evening, the latter predomin.
ating, making the travelling anything but
agreeable
We are indebted 10 John u. Wait,
Harrison Hubbard. Henry Gray, Herbert
Thompson and G. Il. Munson for generous
samples Of maple sugar and syrup, all OF ii
very nice. The quality this rear is better
than usual
-Par,ie. shipping maple syrup should
have their name and address on cans We
will prin, neat labels for this purpose at
80 cents for the first hundred and % cents
for each succeeding hundred.. Orders by
mail promptly filled.
According TO recent rulings OF the i.
O. department bills and most other blanks
prin.si and partially filled out in writing
mus, pay letter postage, aud Maple sugar
can go in the mails properly done up,
At ono cent per ounce.
The annual school meetings occur
next Tuesday evening The weight Of
legal opinion seems TO be that women
cannot vote under the new law unless they
have properly in their own right upon
which they are assessed for taxes
Advertised letters Mrs. Virginia An
derson, DIR. L. b. Aldrich, Gilbert Boss,
Frank Baker J. W. Flagg, Matthew w.
Edkins, DR. Ferguson, Col. Harrington,
Miss Fannie Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Mayer,
q. l.. Provincial, Miss Maggie Magunter,
William Ward, Jno. A. Riddle.
Tho valley telegraph line has elected
the following officers President, q. q.
Burton; Vice President, ii. X. Fowler;
Secretary. W. c. Hard; Treasurer, NJ
Garfield; Superintendent, Frank H. Walk.
or; Committee on extension, q. G.. Burton,
4. G.. Bacon and J. n. Hard. The line
win soon be in operation from this village
10 4. ii. Graves in Sunderland and many
Of the residents between these points have
'hitched on" II isa great convenience.
The school in district No. was
Taught both summer aud winter terms by
Mrs L. NJ. Bates The scholars having
no absent marks during the summer
term: Hattie d. Purdy, Clara II. Purdy,
Minnie L, Vetcl Frank +. Bowen and
James ID. Purdy Scholars having no
absent marks during the winter term,
Frank Y. Bowen, viii A. purdy, Russell
\. Lampson. Minaie,L yetel and Lizzie
X. Bowen. Scholars having no marks
against their names either summer or win.
tor are Minnie j. Yeicl, Frank Z. Bowen
Lizzie X. Bowen did not miss a word in
spelling during the winter term of lG
weeks. the lessons being written.
"A subscriber hands ms the following
verses which are found in the history Of
charlesiown, n H., having been sent to
the listers Of tha, town by resident, near.
ly ffty years ago. They are not very
classical but show that the people Of
tina. day were seIca with listing laws.
.fnio yoa' ass .isy ms poll
Niis vte ROD eos tast's Ella year cid,
Win one small house aud scre 81 land
The coll 81 ~liah s alicd With saui.
tis daag hin foul. and one old cat
Which sssArs hs house ~ every RAJ.
oas sov pae and fifteen sheep
which lnsBp 20 bad I'm plagued 10 keep
Ny io,lng vie ia inoxn fali veil
Nhe vsfts HE Gin And scslds peil.nel,
Three hois i~o gsfls % smart you1i End
They are comfort 10 miEd.
That's Al Pss sos, Ihave NO more
tbs tsshisea buudrsd thirgy four
To yon dear airs my list brinx
And sshserabs rayssh Eli snA FLING
FACTORY ronr.
"A third crop Of measles has made iis
appearances.
Mr.. Edward Spring. uho has been
quite III il improving.
Walter Dean and James Boaes,eel in.
tend starting ior the West neIi Monday
Mr. / u. Wilson has taken his place
hchind the counter as clerk for Burton 4
Co
Mrs Samantha Baady has sold her
house In this village 10 u. A. Phillips who
vii take possession April lst
Quite number o. Dorset people
made Freeman Sykes = surprise visit,
March i4,h IL being his 7sth birth day.
Hon WA IL Barnnm. chairman Of
the Democrats National Committee, ~as
In town locking after bis coal Business las,
week
Geo. Waii has hired The tArtn a liiils
south Of Manchesief Village now occupied |