The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-14

. Ter q Congrts uBe vote stood Pelaud lsl
J.. NJ Fstos ID, Ileyi II. Whoslsr Is
/. We presame judge Rhceler was net es
TeCiinK any votes &c himself hut Indg,
Steel wilhdrsw himself from The Geld q
8 graceful speech 8, white River Juur
ton, aul many q oar voters woua
. not vote far Poland believing BIN mol
worthy tile trust, sud Ills was ibe cas-,
. he nearly every town IN tbc district, tho
Poland was elected BY coed ma5orii,
add there was 30 organized opposition e
him ia tic republican ranks
]. cusIEE.
The laird u series Of dancing a.
semblys osme OF AZ Colc's Hall Frida,
evening About thirty couples pauiei.
palcd.
! DR.. Eldy Is making extensive re,
pairs upon the buildlng which De recently
purchased Of Warren Garfield The up.
per stories will be used for tenement
purposes, aud the rooms on the fret door
will be fitted up Tor drug store.
1t was epistoofy that Killed a horse
one night recently in our street. We saw
the poor beast the afternoon proviou,
to his timely demise, trying to die nat
ural, but be was SO COMPOUNDED lame an
over that be couldn't lie down. Some one
sent three bullets thro him, which was
just as good for him rs a dose of Mrs.
sawyer's advertisement ...
-sipoe our last writing, Mr. w. s.
Hoyl, and family, Of Providence, II, L.,
have moved into a part Of Mr.. a. X.
/ Dayenport's house. Mr.. Hoyt is an en-.
gincer Of high repute, aud we understand
desires to withdraw from the pressure OF
business, which was wearing upon his
health In the city. Mr. lloyt was employed
BY the government on job, which oc-
eupied two years time, connected with
the navy department
The thoughtful and prudent viii al
ways carry pocket diary. Some will
select an article worth - cents while
others prefer something elegant and du-
rable worth $500. {. 81. Maxfeld has
inst opened a most complete line of these
goods, together with full assortment Of
port monies. All tastes and purses can
here be accommodated. Nothing can be
more appropriate for present, delight
Ing the recipient at the same time not
producing Insolvency to the giyer
BgATrLEEoRo.
"A new Steam Laundry is in opera
ton here.
Many families will board at the
Brooks House this winter. Mr.. Law
renee. former proprietor Of the old Brat
tleboro House, and lately managing the
Brooks House under the owners control,
will keep the hotel himself after this till
further notice.
The horse disease must be better for
we see horse now and then, still, many
are sick, very few are recovered sufIici-
emily to use, and very likely owners Of
horses will speak of it as more serious
matter than they would week ago even.
On Sunday morning Prof. Mather of
Amherst preached at the Congregational
Church, after Sunday School service,
Messrs. Burnell, Moore and Bingham
spoke to the school. In the evening at
the Sabbath School Concert Messrs.
Bingham and Moore spoke, followed by
Prof Mather, who always seems to say
the best things in the best way. He GER
tainly is gifted in this way, he seems to
do it so easily, as he remarked in his SER
mon, don't try to be great unless you are
great easily.
or course people were anxious and
excited election night, and thronged the
streets, till late in the evening to hear the
news, but how joyous the mass were, the
sad disappointed ones were SO few, and
even those bore their trouble philosophi-
cally and few days after in place of the
splendid Greeley & Brown flag was q
huge sponge suspended in mid air.
SUNDERLAND.
The horse disease has made its ap.
pearance here, though but few horses are
sick with it,
Il. NJ. Manley is doing good bust
ness selling goods low for cash. 1t is
good place to trade.
Election passed off quietly. This
town gave republican majority for pres
idcnt There were many old line dem
ocrats who did not vote at all.
Bradley & Blackmer are still improv- |
ing their facilities for hauling logs. They |
have over 10000 cut and piled at the top
Of the mountain and are sdl cutting. !
They intend to have a stock that will |
meet the demand Of another season.
Dancing parties are very popular (
with the young people in this place. One /
al l.. 6. Kings last week proved very /
pleasant and enjoyable. There were fif- /
teen couples present.
ARLINGTON.
The pupils of the parish school will /
give an ex hibition at the Town Han, Fri /
day, evening, the 18th instant. The pro- /
gramme consists Of speaking, dialogues,
singing, etc. This school, under the .
charge OF Miss Wooster, capable aud
stteutiye teacher, has become an institu-
ioH among us, and fills 4 void long felt
by oar citizens. We trust she may be mp
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