The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-03

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. John l.. Cochrxn commenced maxim
q cheese Ia bis factory this week and Is pre-
ID pared 70 zee The milk nen drive up 10 hi
y place 81 business With filled cans vher
= they know they can get full satisfaction
q fer their milk.
! Rose Llsle and her Comedy Compan,
gave an en,estAinnens in Cochrans bal
Friday and Saturday evenings Of last vel
which Vas fsliy appreciated by lars'
nsmbsr Of our citizens aud vas worthy o
larger audience. II Was the best eater
7 tsinment given by travelling troupe ~
have had in number Of years. aud deserves
crowded house wherever they stop. Tbs
orchestra OF the Variety Combustion fur.
nished music both evenings which was
very good
IS. A. sawyer and Reuben West have
each lost COW. In the case Of the latter
who ia poor man il Was the only COW be
had.
They are getting out big pile OF
lumber at tho Haynes mill aud doing
come big days work. q. W. Whitney as
sisted by three men sawed last Friday
7443 feet Of inch boards in ten hours edg-
ing oil the boards and cutting the edging
into four foot wood and the slabs into stove
wood. In the last thirteen days they have
sawed some 81, 900 feet OF lumber averag-
ing over 5000 per day, working ten hours.
LAsDGBovE
| AT the examination OF teachers last
Saturday 10 candidates were present.
The roads are drying up aud the frost
being out OF the ground farmers ale work.
ing the land earlier than usual
The sugar season Just passed was one
OF the poorest ever known in this section.
Farmers made from one.fourth to one
third as much as usual and this is general.
ly Of 3 poor quality.
The sugar house Of David Stowell
caught fire from sparks from the chimney
last Friday evening after it was left by the
workmen. Fortunately the fire was dis.
covered by the neighbors and by hard
word was e1tinguished after it had badly
burned the roof and destroyed so pounds
of sugar and badly burned one pan.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY
Educational meetings are to be held
in Windham county as follows: AT South
Londonderry, May s; at Jamaica, May 8;
Fewfane, May 10. The meeting at South
Londonderry to commence Tuesday fore
noon and continues through ths day and
evening; at Jamaica begins Tuesday even.
ing and continues through the day and
evening Of Wednesday; at Newfane begins
Wednesday evening and continues through
the day and evening Of Thursday. The
superintendent Of education will be assist
ed by Prof. Northend Of Connecticut and
by many OF the superintendent and teach.
ers Of the county. Topics: School man
agement. What should be taught in the
common schools? Methods Of teaching.
Parents and schools. Every one is invit-
ed.
ARLINGTON.
Mr.. Charles Ward who has been to
Boston on his annual visit has returned
looking very much refreshed by the sea
breezes.
The regular meeting Of Dudley Post
No. % G. A. r. will be held next Saturday
evening May 9Th. As some arrangements
for Memorial day will be made at that
time every comrade is requested to be
present.
Mr.. J. ]. Dadman received telegram
from Fort Collins, Col. Tuesday morning
that his wife, who has been there nearly q
year, died suddenly Monday morning the
30 ult Mr.. Dadman was intending to go
there to live next month end this news will
be q sad blow to him.
The young mems association has
been reorganized notice Of which has been
published in the JOURNAL. The library
will soon be opened, and the librarian
wishes oil those who have books belonging
10 the library to return them as soon as
possible, great many books that belong
10 the library are out somewhere in the
village and it is hoped that this notice will
put those who have them in mind OF it 80
they will be returned at once. i
Col @. ". Hooker Of Brattleboro will ,
deliver the annual Memorial address at
this place, uuder the auspices OF Dudley
Post g. A. Il. Whitby's East Salem band !
will furnish the music. 1t is expected
That concert will be given in the evening
with a small admission fee for the benefit I
of the Post. Further particulars will be l
given in the next issue OF the JOURNAL.
The death Of Rev. John Randall rec
Tor Of st. James Church which occurred ut
his residence on Saturday morning was =
severe blow to his family as we'll as to the
parish. Mr.. Randall has been rector OF
his parish nearly six years aud was re.
'pecsed and beloved by all not only mem.
asrs Of his church, but by every one of all {
classes. We shall not attempt TO write an I
obituary, but will leave that to some other
,and Of nssre ability, and will only say
hat be will be greatly missed by all. and
hat his family will have the sympathy OF
every one in town. His funeral was large
y attended at the church on Tuesday MAY
LIST, the RI. Rev. Bishop Bissell being
present. also the folio sing clergymen,
The Rev. Germot Graves Of Burlington,
! former rector OF this church. Rev. r. II.