The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


taat g. lsg ..aa Mr Wooster q tbi,
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M Caaod g.sfl. eAli sad
uaas a 0leas r.lH ~ uailas w. ~
itHh ia liza village
yoAa Reynol5a Ass purchased u John
chspnsa tlo sob r sYLos place, using
hi. bart r.eusion Or ihls pufpore Nj
Chapman has purchased ihe Amos Law.
rseos place
~Dutess uho bring home assiy we'd
ded couples 10 De aigAi should have enc
u che pa,aa, iasiopeB igl holding LIANT
era bcneaih ihe carriage II may save
dieastegous az over
II eaauoi b. acpled tia, ue are hAy
iugs spang. 81, i is mostly spring
backwards, into he depths Of winter
Mouaiaibs covered With snow in the mid
dlo Of May are l.iile too dazzling for
mo@t eyes
IN tla mention last week q money
sent 10 aid Ia ilo erection Of church edi-
4oo ID Aurora, Nebraska ny the sale Of
bogus bricks 10 .his village, the sum
rA. m,ssiaiod lastcal d S402j It vas
sa5G5
barrel oi clothing found It's way
ffom ule church paiQr lat week d.
feetod 10 Raleigh North Carolina to be
scattered BY the Missionary teachers there.
among the destitute 4iih whom they
come in contact daily
There was change made in the ruu
mag Of trains on Monday The only
changes II note are IN the time Of the New
lork npnas gong soutii which now leaves
this station a. 2oj " aud the mail 90.
ing nur,h which leaves 81 S2jr n,
-IAo Aea York afternoon express 30.
iug nouu uon makes very quick time
TUESDAY 10 ran from Hoosic junction TO
Hulland aas made iu one hour and forty
.are minutes. having made up some lost
ti,.e lDg Wagner palace cars are nov
ssna ham Aev York 90 tbs tram.
MAP ChiiIs u Bennington, Mana.
Ter 81 tho Molly STARK concert troupe
\, Tea ualcr date Of May l2lh, that they
are surely coming 10 Manchester aud II
oar people sill exercise a little more
patience, be- W. give rs a splendid enter
,ainment lie Llentioas June eth, the
probable date, th3ugh AIS no, yet deiin.
niiely fixed upon.
Roy \. W. clamens formerly chap.
lAia u New York regiment, and former
lv uelLknown IN this section Of the coun
,ry o. Va eloquent Clergyman OF the Meth
odis, church. will deliver the decoration
day addresses, May 30, al both this place
aud Arlington. II is expected that the I'D
dress at this place viii be at O'Clock p
m. Full particulars VIII be given IN the
next Journal
Some millions Of pounds Of oleomar
rarine have been manufactured and sold
during tie past arand farmers complain
because they are not able to compete with
IL in The production Of genuine butter OF
which the olec is a counterfeit Wesup-
y.1se II il had not been for the fragrant oil
60 butter would have been fifty or sixty
cents per pound, instead Of thirty and
tbirtyavo. We have 10 spread our butter
thin Al tho latter price and are almost
ready to pray for little more oleo.
Col. solomon Bentley, wellknown
resident Il this town, died Sunday night
at the %, Of cigh,y.two years His health
has been comparatively good until short
time before bis death and even as late as
last winter he would persist in his iayorite
amusement Of fox.huuting. lie was a
Democrat u the old school aud one OF the
few Democrats who have represented tins
town Ia ,ie state legislature Ia the days
az the d. Jane trainings Col. Bentley
waan hs glory For some time he com
mandod local riHa company and was al
- an oncef 10 the regiment.
g.Crol rnlNr
gaad Ames nsu advertisement
Atts Mech!u hAs notice Of interest
10Th. laiies among ihe advertisements
~.9tn Ii Baldwin ias just returned
hee. Sss YORK with fresh stock Of mil.
linery e'ola
Miss Mary Smith goes TO Rutland this
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