The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-27

10 the esd the Farmers proved Voc naeh
fos thas opp0assia. Winning tie game b.
scoss II spA
sxiaxoTos.
\ "A besry rain ses IL hers Mcaasy and
coaiiaued throagh HE sight. soconpsn'ed
10 the night BY bard Wind which made
things rattle, bat no sersous damages done
that 10 hear o.
--Brsiness Last week VS. very qnies,
bot The prospects are that !, will liven mp
some soon.
--Ths prospect nov is that large num-
Der from this place will attend the fair At
Factory Point this week.
Il 20 4. Adams aud family spout Sun.
day ~ DANNY. visiting bis brother Oscar
Who resides there,
Mira ". S. Phillips aud her two chill
dren, HAlhe ADD wianie arc away from
home on visit 10 s. r. Garfield. her uncle
st Richmondsille. N. y.
| Mrs. James X BAtcheidrr and her
little daughter Birdie arc at Tcwnshend,
for few days They are stopping with
Mr. Bstehelder's father. the Hon. Ira X.
Batchelder.
John J. McAuley. Of No. Adams,
brother Of W. l.. McAuley Of this place.
was 10 town Saturday and remained over
sundsy.
The following preamble and resolu-
tons were adopted at the regular commu-
nicatiou Of lied Mountain Lodge. No CD.
liz. IAN. held Sept. Ath. 1883.
Whereas. II has pleased an allwise Prov.
idence TO take from among us our friend
and worthy brother William .. Campbell,
therefore
Resolced, That. while we deeply regret
his decease, we humbly bow to His will.
and take this method OF expressing our APP
probation OF our late brothers excellent
qualities asia mason and citizen; and may
| II remind us that We should all be pre-
pared to meet the Grand Architect and our
record be found clear.
Resoired, That our heartfelt sympathy
be extended TO the family OF the deceased
and that under their affection they will bow
with resignation to Him who. although it
seems severe doeth all things well.
Resoirad. That the Jewels Of this Lodge
be draped ia token Of our respect for the
deceased, and these resolutions be spread
upon the records OF the Lodge.
Resclped, That this testimony OF our
respect be published in the county papers
and q copy given to the widow Of the
deceased.
BONNEVILLE lr A
A correspondent sends us the follow
ing short sketch OF grange fair held by
Mountain Home Grange at Bondville on
Tuesday, Sept. Is. which was success in
every particular. The day was splendid,
and the show OF neat stock and horses was
quite large, numbering los head of neat
stock and "a horses; also the show Of veg
etables and grain was very good. with a
large display Of household and fancy arti-
cles in the floral ball. The music by the
Weston cornet band was very good. Hon.
orary premiums were awarded as follows:
On stations. 1st to + B Pier; on breeding
mares. LIST. G J Thompson; I'd, OC Hall;
Sd, Z l. Fuller; 4 year old mares and gel
dings, LIST. A X Burbank; I'd, NJ Ken
dali; Sd. W J Sheldon; 8 year Odds, LIST Fl
L Williams; I'd. Frank Hosley: 2year ODDS
LIST. Vim Coleman; I'd, G J Thompson;
Sd. AN Coleman; yesrling colts, LIST, FL
P Fuller; "a J A Emery; Sd Il L Fuller;
sucking colts. lst 0 G Hall; I'd, s W Ak
tell; Sd, B D Houghton. On oxen four
years old or over, lst VIM II II Burbee;
I'd. A X Burbank; Cd l. 8 Axtell; 0 year
old steers, 1st VIM F Coleman, I'd A X Bur.
bank. Sd A o Coleman; 2 year olds, LIST l.
X Burbank, I'd A 0 Coleman, Sd d 9 Hos.
ley; yearlings. LIST A o Coleman, ID VIM
+ Coleman, Sd q Taylor. Calves. Int A
o Coleman. I'd A X Burbank, ID E / Ken
DALI Yearling bulls LIST L X Burbank
I'd VIM + Coleman; bull calves, LIST A l.
WetherelI. I'd f P Fuller. Sd A L Wether-
ell. Cows. grade Durhams, LIST VIM II H
Burbee, I'd VIM F Coleman, Sd A O Cole
man; heifers, two years old. 1st, VIM +
Coleman. Cd VIM n II Burbee. Sd A OIL
Coleman; yearlings, Let VIM H a Burbee
I'd @ Taylor. Sd A O Coleman: calves, LIST
Ftp Fuller, Cd wmF Coleman, Sd F Pl
Fuller. Grade Jerseys, LIST J A Emery. I'd
Cephas Williams. Sheep. LIST Mrs s @
Hayward, Cd G J Thompson, Sd J NJ Ken
dali Swine, breeding SOW with II pigs. |
LIST W J Sheldon. Ducks. Frank Fuller.
On corn, LIST G R Williams, I'd + P Fuller,
81 A o Coleman. Rye, Ist A L Wether-
ell. Oats, 1st A L Wetherell, % L s Ak
tell; beans. LIST Cephas Williams, % G r
Williams. 0 varieties, peas, G r Williams;
bnckwl,eat, L J Kendall; coffee. Mrs Ce-
phas Williams; sunfower, Mrs Cephas
Williams; potatoes. best single variety, LIST
s johnson raised for A L Wetherell, I'd,
q Taylor, Sd Miss Salina Gale; best vari
ETY.. LIST Cephas Williams. 81 G r VIII
liams. Sd A X Burbank; onions, LIST F ri
Fuller. I'd Cephss Williams. Sd G A Cum
mings; best onion sets, q A Cummings;l
pumpkins. LIST Mas Sslina Gale, I'd A OI
Coleman. 3D. o Hall; squashes. LIST G A |
Cummings. I'd G II Williams. Sd W FL
Coleman; tomatoes. LIST Mrs G Taylor, I'd
A o Coleman. Sd Mrs i Livermore;
hcais, ist Il L Fuller. "a @ A Cummings,
ID q X Williams; turnips, LIST q A Cum
mings. 81. G X Williams. Sd Z J Kendall;
carrots. Csphas Williams; apples, LIST A 0
Coleman. 81 J n Kendall. 3a c u Will
lisals; pears. Is, . X Willisns, ga A o
Coleman. ID J N Kendall; crab apples.
ist d G Hosley, III J NJ Kendall. 81 G III