The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-09
Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY , iss4



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A itghi saow si@rm sa'utlsF nish'
has mAis comfortable slslgaiug assia
We soe ~ the dispatches that ibe storm
srteBAsJ all ever TIE couu,ry With sho~
from 90 isches 70 tvo free, in depth.
GA Tuesday 1900 Gales Of ice we're Ia
len out a The BquinoI pond Il Is aboa'
foo, thios and 81 ereellehi quality, bat
sudden ihkv has covered II with .alsr and
suspended operations Tor the pr"eent
The town Superintendent Of Schools.
Rev. NJ. swari, wishes the district clerks
10 fsiarn him the school registers As soon
~ possible after the close Of school 20
that he can make ont bis annual report
The Board Of Ci,il Authority will
mce, 3, II X rowlers Office on Saturday.
Feb. lib ., one O'Clock p n. for Absiing
tales. All tau payers ~ho have good reason
for having their iAIes abAtsd should be on
hand
The State Board Of agriculture will
bold meetings a. Bennington Feb IA and
Is aud At Povnsl Feb 10 aud II. These |
meetings will be yery similar TO the one
held here ia December, aud well worthy |
the a,ieution Of farmers.
The supreme Court is in session at
bennington aud is held by Judges Royce.
Ho.s. Powers aud Taft fhe most impor
tsni cases are those OF Fuller, the Reads
boro murderer. who is trying 10 got new
trial. aud Whitney Va Londonderry which
Is again before the court
1t is strange that any young man or
boy vill be so foolish as TO mar the
pleasure o. 40 fine an entertainment as that
given last Wednesday night, by loud
~histling aud eat calls. The second night
they we're absent, aud II Is needless TO say
that all those present we're glad,
The annual meeting OF the Battenklll
valley Industrial Society will be held at
Adams Hail. Factory Point. on Saturday,
Feb. lth. at 10 o'clock a, m, for the pur.
pose Of eleciing board Of directors and
officers for the coming year and TO transact
other business Ii is hoped that there
will he full attendance.
1t Is nov expected that Post skinner,
q. A. L., will produce "Neighbor Jack
wood" at Music Hall. Feb. 2lst and 22d.
The arrangements are nearly completed
aud the indications are that the play,
though difficult one will be put on in first
class style Some members Of the Post are
making arrangements for hop after the
performance. on tho second evening, aud
invite their friends to join them,
Truman Perkins has returned from
New York where lac has been searching for
his son.in.law, IL Is Cunningham. No
trace whatever OF the missing man has /,
been found though il is ascertained that /,
be took dinner at Earls hotel on the Mon.
day OF his disappearance aud paid his bill
aud left the house somewhere between ono
and four o'clock OF that day. II is a very
singular case and every effort has been
made by detectives and others 10 fathom
the mystery, thus far with no success
Whatever.
The Factory Point Dramatic Co. Sc
leoied two splendid evenings for their en-
ertainment at Music Hall. aud had good a
houses both nights Both the play and !.
farce we're good and well put on. We
shall not attemp, TO eulogize or eritieise j
any Of the performers and will only say tina, s.
rs far as We have heard, the performances
gave universal satisfaction. We doub, il
there is community OF the size OF this any +
" here ia the vicinity where there are 80
many good actors aud II those who are 10 a,
pn, on Seighbor lakewood expect 10 excel
those who appeared last week they will
have bard job before them. "
As We expected Tommy PurlY, son Of
Ralph 7. pnrdy gets the first prize Of s25 n,
for the largest amount OF corn on one IN
eighth OF an acre IN the state, raised by n
boys of given age, His crop was at the rate
OF i27 bushels Of shelled corn per acre, aud :,
the neit one had l2G bushels, so it was
close contest Puriy planted the | ap. !,
good corn, variety that produced third :,
more than ordinary corn from tho same
ground, IL was planted by several per. ).
sons Ia this vicinity last year. Persons "
who wish seed for planting direct from '"
Massachusetts where the seed originated =
can get IL by sending their orders a, once Y
10 the JouHsAL office Price, 50 per bush. ~
81 OF VI per peek.
III is questioned by many whether the
oase Of yarioloid near this village which VI
sas mentioned Last week ia that OF some
Thing else The physician who was arsi al
called 10 the case aud who had tie best
chance 10 know Is quite certain that 1t Is CO
mild case Of yarioloid. lie has had con 10
siderable experience with that disease aud %
ought TO be well qualified TO Judge Anoth.
~ physician who was called 10 the case u.
Isisr says ,hA, a, tina, time the disease had @.
progressed 40 far that i, ~as difficult to ls