The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-04-19

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nacai 10 shs advertising columns
III. fasisrs is0g vsrblssh bis mefry
rcanaelsy lPsssEs spplisd for
--TbaSniIl testers oraaed by several
~ cor fsrs.sa ara 81 tho JorEsaL ofloe
The saell Of tho nosegsy lcadsih ihs
tripping maiden 70 The bcsky forest glade.
&C. H. coas has arrived hone from hi,
visit 10 FLORIDA he enioyed bis trip eH'
oesiingiy. I
-. n. Hard IL cut again after : veek
o. ivo Of sickness. which be did 10. enjoy
worth csnt
States Attorney Penn bss been sugar
making ., bis fathers 10 Landgroye the
past tso veeks
The Misses Hsvlsy have arrived in
town. and viii sAko possession Of their
hoass 90 North Main street.
George smith has 10 car load Of Plas-
tar 81 the Depot Farmers requiring
same must get IL this week.
Truman Perkins arrived home from
Florida last week. lie reports foe sason
st the Florida hotels.
Uncle Isaac Cosby has commenced
bis lsbors ~ gardener for tho Eqninor
House. and stray hens had better take no.
tice
Herbert Thompson has sent us some
very fine nsple syrup aud sugar made this
season. II Was A. fine ~ any We have seen
for years
Mature has begun TO spread her carpet
Of green in the meadows aud on the hill
side. aud the cattle will soon rejoice upon
thousand hills.
IT. u. Eaton has received pension OF
two dollars per month. with back pension
amounting 10 s420. This will hardly make
man millionaire. but True says II comes
ia very handy.
We hope the roads across the noun.
tain will he open soon, 40 that VIC can hear
from our correspondents across the
divide" They must have large amount
OF news by this time
la this. the most ireacherous season
Of the year. question Of life or death Of
ten hangs upon change OF hannels. II
10 good. old fashioned rule TO stick to
those heat producing garments until they
stick 10 you.
The present spring is the poorest for
sugar makers In this section Of any for
long period. Farmers tell us that they
tapped good thrifty naples, early, which
have no. run . drop, = very unusual oc.
cunence 10 ssy the least
W. @. Lamson has purchased John Van
derlips depot team and is now carrying
she mail and passengers. Vanderbilt talks
OF going to Dakota and locating on govern
ment land. He Ia entitled 10 enough TO
make . good farm by his service in the
army.
Willis Hard's team. being left alone
in the road by his hired man, undertook a
short excursion on their own account
They made good time 10 Manchester Depot
but when they arrived there they were ont
Of wind and Disguised with tho whole
business, and were glad Of an excuse TO
stop. No damage was done.
They ere getting out . big pile Of
lumber 1t Deans mill and doing some big
days work. This 10 report Of ono Of them;
H. G. Reynolds with J. b. Eaton and
Osmsn Bourn took from the mill pond be.
tween 90 and 100 spruce logs. drew them
into the mill. sawed them. sawed the slabs
into stove wood. edged mp tho siding
boards with the same saw the logs we're
ssucd With, put the boards out OF the mill.
little over 5400 feet OF inch boards. and
Reynolds filed the saw twice during the
time and il Was oil done in less than o
hours.
MIR. Charles Dudley Warner has con. ,
tribuled 10 tbs May CENTURY what is said
70 be al extremely lively little paper on
the "English Volunteers during the Late
Invasion. The first letter In the new de.
parsmens OF open Letters, begun in this
number Of the CENTURY will be on "The
late DIR, Leonard Bacon aud the Abolition
lists, from the pen Of Oliver johnson. ~ho
takes serious exceptions TO the statements
made by DIR, Leonard Woolsey Bacon in
the recent biographical sketch OF his faith.
e. n. II. AIRS. Helen Hunt Jackson ]
contributes 10 this number the first Of her ,
papers on the Franciscan Missions OF {
Southern California subject with which
she has made herself familiar by long
study and observation. Frank r. Stock.
ton has written for this humber another
''Rudder Grange" story. this time his
tory OF misAdventnres which bcfcll Pomo.
mas daughter In Europe.
vAcroMY roNr
Mrs T. G. donssrt has added nail.
linery 10 her nev business
Mrs. Owen Irish Of ElixAbethtowu,
n. Y. spent last week in town.
Mrs. J. A. Wright attended the Nil
linasy opening at Albany last week.
james Dean has retired from the firm
Of Morse 4 Dean. and is II present With
his family visiting In Fairhavcn.
Under the direction Of our efficient
sslecsmsn. Mr.. James hanson. our roads
are bring put in gosa sosdition.
Mrs Charlotte Sarnbsrser, Who has
bstn With friends 10 Massachusetts, the
greater part Of the winter. Is again At
home
The Seiecimen have becn applying