The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

cskaf hosela arr poi full There goa
uusabcr a city people At private bouses'
Ana .hsnl ca the whole there are qaiie a.
manv "a, xposaa In town ~ usual 81 this
sesssa a lie year oi late August AID
September are the best Donihs ioF opr
hossla
4 -. J. Pelliboaes Cock a Esefino sheep
hAs hoea daily registered after considers be
delay. II is oBe Of Tho eldest eoci' 10 the
oour,ry. asd Mr.. Pe,iiboae and bic father
before him. The laiN Judge Pellibons. 81.
Ways tooa grea, pains 10 keep 4 pure mef-
( iba. Geo. q. Bufion also has req stored
aocl. ADD these are The only pure merines
~ town "a Tar ss Ne fnoS.
Is The y. o.. Department. At the request
d The poet master In this village, has
granted M order making the increase Of
mail facilities from July Is, 10 October iss'
permanent, giving three mails daily each
way, and doubling the pay Of the mai
messenger during those months The mall
leaving al 10 ,. ~. isA very great con
yenienoe though IL makes pretty long
day ior the pos, master. fifteen hours.
Tho Equinox pond has been drawn oil
aud there il a large quantity Of muck in
the bottom. Being composed mostly OF
decayed leaves IL will make m excellent
fertilizer and farmers can have all they
want by drawing !, away. Mr.. oryis says
he will keep the pond open until after
having IL enough farmers will engage to
draw away muck TO make ii an.obiect. No
tice should be given Mr.. Sheldon at once.
a Is. Walker sends us o sample OF
strawberries which we suppose be would
call "Republican" berries They are very
fine At all events, the largest one measur-
ing 5l-2 inches in circumference and
weighing "a Of an ounce. This we pre-
sumo is "bloated bond holder. Mr.
Walker makes q business OF raising berries
10 which he is quite successful. The yari.
ETY. Of straw berries sent us Is the Black
Defiance.
The premium lists for the coming fair
have been distributed. People who havn'
received copy and desire one can obtain
IL by calling at the Post Office or sending
by mail. There may be some misunder-
standing in regard to the premiums on
grade cattle. As we understood the vote
OF the directors there will be five classes OF
grades, the same as Of thorough breds, aud
premiums in each class will be the same as
for natives We hope under this arrage.
ment there will be a good showing Of
grade stock.
There was good attendance upon
Nathans 4 Co. s circus Tuesday afternoon,
but rather light in the evening, Some
features OF the performance in the ring
were good especially the trained dogs and
horses, and the performance OF the Ashton
brothers The riding of Madam Martha
was graceful. and to our mind better than
more daring performances OF women on
horseback The animal part OF the show
did not amount to much, but the rest OF
the show was about up to the average OF
such performances.
Mrs. j. W. Bowen sends us sample
OF Democratic" Strawberries raised by
her. The berries are certainly very fine,
aud il they really have the true Democrat
ic favor We should not object to more
Democrats. We cannot SEQ why every far
mer or farmers wife should not have a
strawberry bed which in their case would
cost nothing but little labor, and the ber-
ries come in after the wild berries are gone,
and are a genuine luxury as well as pro-
moter of health Such Strawberries and |
cream as every Vermont farmer can have,
almost for nothing beat the world.
The following account Of a sad acct
deaf to former townsman we copy from
the Sterling, H., Blade David Dyer, Of
r. oek Falls, father OF Fay. and Her. Dyer,
met with very serious accident on the
morning OF the Fourth. He came down
town in S. S. Luken's buggy at an early
hour, and went to view the new paper
mill now being built in II. +. While
walking about the premises he accidental
ly fell through the floor into an excavation,
distance Iof about 10 feet, and lodged
among the debris at the bottom; he was
rendered insensible by his fall but his
moaus attracted the attention OF Mr.. Tim
Bardick who was passing by the mill.
Mr.. b. obtained assistance aud had the in.
jured man removed to his home in East II
r., where he received surgical aid at the
hands of DIR. Felker, who found that his
patient, in addition to a dangerous CASH on
the head, had also sustained fracttro Of
the collar bone aud compound fracture
Of four Of his left ribs. Mr., Dyer is over
50 years old, which necessarily reuders his
present condition quite critical, but hopes
are entertained that he will fully recover,
Last evening lac was as comfortable as
could possibly be expected.
FACTORY POINT.
Mrs and Miss Colburn OF Detcoit are
visiting at Col NJ. s. Colburns.
DR. Marsh has quite recently purchas
ed one OF Lampson & Taylor's carriages.
They seem to take the eye Of the people IN
general, and are going of like hot-cakes
Special communication Of Adoniram
Lodge +. 4 A. NJ. Thursday evening, June
| 10 at Z IL O'Clock. Work on the second
degree. A full attendance is desired.
7. J. WALKER, Sec.
There will be preaching at Adams Hall
mex, Sunday at eleven a. m. by Rev. ]. Q.
Langiord and it is expected that the Meth
odis, society will employ Mr.. Langford the
remainder Of the conference year