The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-05-22

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Charles Crandsll OF this village caught g
trou. 10 Reeds pond 10 less than tw
hours on Monday.
B 4. Rogers has rented his farm Il
his son.in-iaw, c.. l. Clifford aud has pnr
chased the widow Clifford place in Freed
leyvillc for residence.
The East Dorset base ball club playe,
its first game this season at Dandy on Sat
urday. No score was given as only two
innings were played.
Airs ID. l. Kent aud Miss Mary Kent
who have spent the winter at the BArdwel
house Rutland. have returned to their resi-
deDce 10 this village for tbs summer.
Farmers should plant as many po,s
toes as possible. James Beebe OF this
place and James Bates Of Norsich Conn.
expect to buy 5000 bushels next fall il
they can get them,
&C. l. Clifford has demonstrated that
1t is profitable for farmers to give extra
feed TO iheis cows between hay aud grass
He has fed q small ration OF middings and
cotton seed or oil meal aud his 90 cows
have averaged 525 pounds Of milk.
Ell Hayes. formerly formsn in the
Dorset Marble Co.'S yard. now travelling
agent for the Vermont Marble Co was
msrriedlin Detroit, Mich. May 6, to Miss
Minnie Clifford Of this place. Their many
friends here wish them much happiness.
The bills and mountains are now fully
clothed in their summer v-stments and
Peru again assumes her place as queen reg.
nant among the places for quiet SIMMER
resort.
-Thers was quite spirited discussion
at the Sunday evening meeting concerning
the sdvissbility OF aiding the Swedish
colony in supporting their pastor. Well
tins II great deal more invigorating than
the dull routine OF call eff and 60 around
exercise.
Mr.. NJ. J. Hapgood has returned from
bis trip South and reports q great country
and great chances there but says: AFTER
all Vermont with her grand old bills is
good enough place to live ip." We notice
he has already taken advantage OF them by
camping out several nights with bis wife
upon the "Notch."
A butchers cart now comes through
orr place four times week. Whewl
What would our erandfsthers ssy2 Well,
it is quite problem how our farmers are
to succeed aud buy Instead Of raise what
they eat. even down 10 their corn and
pork, while many even purchase their
manure. But times have changes aud we
mi net change with them.
A contribution boz for aid for the
Swedish pastor is at the post Office H.
is nice, manly young man With large
family OF little children and works him
self. The Swedes are not beggars but
likely looking stalwsrt set II is some.
thing very unusual for America to receive
. class Of immigrants who insist upon
bringing q minister. Suppose we en-
courage them little in this line. Any one
from outside desiring TO aid can remit 10
NJ J. Hapeood, Peru, or the Editor OF
the JOURNAL. Manchester.
SUNDERLAND.
Fred l.. Tarbell has purchased OF Jay
Bentley the house and lot near L. ]. Bow.
ems.
Mrs. aud Miss Lsndon have returned |
from a visit to relatives in the northern
part OF the state.
Airs. Curtis has opened millinery !
rooms 10 Mrs. l.. @ Kings residence.
r. Snyder has moved into the Gold
thwsit house owned bv J. p, Williams
e g. Bacon has moved into the
Bradley house and W. j Hicks has moved
Into The house vacated BY Mr.. Bacon.
&C L Bacon has been adding TO bis
stock OF goods until be claims to have the
largest and finest stock 10 town. aud eX
poets soon TO have almost everything
needed in the community and At prices 10
suit the iimes
.utssnrax
Mrs. 7. s. Garfield has been quite i'll
he pact week.
p. +. Cullinsn is building barn on
,is lot 10 the rear OF bis house.
Work Is to be begun 90 the sidewalks
10 Water stree, "Wednesday morning.
IF. II Cooledge hes Lesn quite III but
Il the present writing is slightly better.
MIR. aud Mfs Jesse Barie,, have pre-.
en,es two iron gates for ST. James church
ard.
H 5 Rule has put nsw blinds snI .
resh cost Of psins ON his buildings. Civ.
ns them gsy. festive aud holiday sp
,-srspoe.
M. b. Dsming has removed his ironi
Ard fence. Only two more fences renain
o ohs,rne, the street vies and they are
loomed to fall
E N. Lsshrop 10 digging = cellar and
moving 90 cutter Kitchen TO ioin bic house.
'ery much increasing the cOnvtnisnee o