The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-24

--Nn Bs,iss Of n n 10 s,siilag hsr
aoibu. Mrs y. W Heyi
We learn thai n n. wsila 10 reoov.
ips from The ssects " sbs ss,ury recent,
reesi,sd - issi |. ssn. ressoasbl, be "a.
pscssd
The slsspiss frsin irom the north vss
dslsysa sbo1t three LcSn SATURDAY Iisb,.
The train hssins siscl fact 10 amos driis
81 49, Johps
- !. Gray 10 90 The ssoa List He vas
taken viih . ssssrs pain 10 lbs LETT
sboslaa add II present. bis lsii arm IL
slmosi povesis~s
--Congrsssmsn Stewart passed through
here Sunday morning 90 his vsy 10 Mid.
dlsbnry, where be viii 10 10 attendance
upon The saprsms court.
ID. II. Dyer iniofms us thai M engine
aid care drill are 90 the way TO bis place
10 iesi The ssv quarry ssd will b 10
position ia day or sso This looks Ike
business ssd vs hops the result will bs
satisfactory 10 al concerned.
The 0sHsais "Ru.hr viii probably be
presented u Music Hall ssIt monib. The
singers In both villages ere engaged 10 the
uosk. and II IL really fine musical pro.
dac.lon and will bs we'll rendered. We
can promise . rare treat 10 oil Who may
attend
After considerable consultation the
judges on maple syrup At the last fair
have come 10 tbs conclusion that the frat
premism should bs given to II. Hubbard.
The question Was in regard 10 the nnmbsr
Of the syrup 10 which the premium was
awarded
We learn from the Troy Tmo that II I
has finally bssn decided ths. the New York
and Montreal sleeping ears be run over
the present road irom Rutland TO Troy
Instead Of changing TO the u. A II. road
via WbI.shsll This Is good news for the
Western Vernon, Valley aud the u. 4. II. 4
railroad
"A JorMAL Subscriber 10 the West O
sends Us three dollars for his subscription I
and adds; "Your paper is worth more to
us than Ill else there is printed We look =,
Tor II with great anxiety every week. n
We have grsa. many subscribers in dis. !,
taat States who frequently express them.
selves in strong terms in favor Of the
JorasAL which brings them news OF friends !
aud events ia the East. =
--Coasting on Seminary Avenue has n
been . fsvorits AMUSEMENT for the little
folks. though Il 10, perhaps, q little dan \,
gerous. Saturday sled load ran against :
tree and Berthe Severance and Maud
Sviit we're somewhat injured, though not
very seriously. This method OF seeing
stan" IL hardly the best way Of studying
astronomy though there is deal OF fun In ~
IT,
Moody Roby died in this village At
the residence Of bis son.inlsw Richard -
Cook on Moadsy. aged 81 years and six
months. He was pensionsr Of the war Sc
Of 1912 He resided in Poru for many W
ycsn where he was highly respected. He 70
had . large family OF children most Of m'
whom survive him. skinner Post @. A. II. ~
ere invited 10 attend the funeral which
will be held at the house, this Thursday III
t2rM be
Names OF students in Burr and Burton ~
Seminary whose standing hAa been above -
nine in oil their studies including rhstori. w
Gals aud department for the last month.
Nellie Skinner, Grace Williams, Flora re-
Richards, Maud Severance, John Skinner, vis
Cora Fssssndsu. Halle Thompson. Phelps ole
Wymsu. Nina Simpson. NJ. A. Howard. ios
J. 7. McNsbos, Rollin Purdy, Mark rss
Balcheldsr, Carrie Provan, Cora Rice, Sol
Jsnsis Robbins, JsDsiei Bsyard. Emnss :
Tsule, Ida Reid. Timothy BilliuQs 'h'
Jerome Hamilton. James Wilson, Nellie thu
Anna BATHS. Fanny Barney. II. de
7. Wyman. John Carney, Eta Davis, H.
L. Warner, Clara Hsminwsy. Charles
blackmer. Carlton Severance, Berthe Sev.
msncs. A. +. Hamilton. Mary Cone. su,ie We
Elmors
-Thsre WAS large attendance at tho no
SESSIONS oi the Board OF Agriculture last be
sesk. and q. the evening meetings the
rourt house vss packed full. There was is
ano,hsr agricultural meeting at Poullney dol
u The sans lime. which divided up the
Iorec and there Vas no, A. full an attend. Re
'scs OF the members OF the Board ~ usual. In,
md the meetings we're no. quite Is inter-
'stlng and lively ~ they have been some
lines. hat on the whole NO think those -.
sho attended we're preii, we'll satisfied. A's
4 vide awake farmer could pick up P''
grsst many valuable hiais, aud this inter. -
'hsngs Of experience ought 10 bs worth VIZ
treat deal Farming Is progressive
'cisncs and those who do not keep abreast
siih the times uill ac, lsf, sadly ia the
esr, Some, ~ know. have had ! ,rd
york 10 make both ends meet. wLils :
real many Of their more rntsrprising DIRE
'rsihrsa are making farming psya hsna. :
cone dividend, here in Vermont are
Ia = communication from the New
YORK correspondent Of the Congregational. lilo,
u, who IL understood 10 be Rev. A. II. Pc,
aspp. u. D.. pnblishsi in the last nun.
'sr is The following paragraph relating to :
gentleman veil kno-B ia this his native s"a
tate He vas apupil II the Barr aud '"'
iarsca Seminary and pssiieI, a, the =
sanicn 10 1874 ADD hn interest 10 bis "a.
'asl, aina ~aey has desn nsniiested by per
.is liberal eif,s 10 NEE. the expenses % lsc