The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

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pass f.r lacir unboas8el iaera..tr sad
hasFiaty ln entertaining members Of
,de iaftItgis pas passed unanimously hg
rising vote.
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There were some errY lu aar Hetge
OF thg death 81 m. Geo. jerks lass wetk.
He d.e3 600 .he 5sb af December st t.e
axe ag aa Doe lcGa widow aoJ lhrra
aalavu. dis wife, whose devotion aad
care daring BIS laa painful Illucss Was
aubaua5cl. ha. toe heartfelt sympathy
. of tse uhala community. liIs laaen.
was attended oa lbe l#b al Dis residence
. boy d Gsrge oaucourse or people both isum
tl.as and o,aer tawss. De wa. welI know
iu thc past years as tae haieI kscFar of
this place, alwars Of q genial nature, aud
pruyagalaI for his kindness Go ueiEaagn
and friends. HE WIN ba much missed ga
bis ucIghbarhood His umans were
taken 30 The Dorset cemetery as ghe near
eel po,ul 20 the surviving lriead.. II..
widow desires as 10 give her sincere
thanks 10 all Der neighbour, who have
manifested The most uuremit.ug kindness
throughout bis sickness.
Geo. ". Cranda}I advertise. q nice
farm and other property lor sale.
WEST EurEET.
-Surprise parties are again ag,lauue
this community. One day last week Mrs.
George Parker WAS Invited ont, aud
while away her house was taken possess
sion Of by a gay party who were ready to
receive her on her return The present
they lea MIR, Parker wishes to expires.
Der tbauk, for and ayows her intention jo
keep ID as long "a. she lives, wiki the wish
that ber Kind friends may live long and
PROSPER
pANgY.
a Christmas Ball at Bonds hotel,
Dec. 45lh,
The remains Of Geo. Jcuk., of East
Rupert, were not brought here for inter
ment, though he was a native of Dbi,
town.
The prospects for numbering aud
coal are not very good just now for lack
Of snow, but there is time enough yet.
LONDONDERRY.
There do not seem TO De many event.
worthy OF especial notice at the present
time, The people generally are now re
markably free from sickness; so much SO
ia fact as almost TO produce a panic
among the doctors
DIR. l.. 5. Arnold has been improving
the time by spending few weeks IN Tue
city of Boston, and he will not fail to Oh.
serve the latest Improvements in DENTS,
/ Try, to the practical operations in which
DC deyoles large share Of his attention
The young people are having thcii
usual number Of dances; and the Ora
matte Club have commence giving en-.
tertmnments for the season.
MIR. 0. 5. Osborn Of this place /.
teaching vocal music very successfully
not only here but at the south village,
SYNDICATE.
There was a donation visit at The
house of George Draper last Thursday
evening, for the benefit Of Elder Wood
About seventy-fye dollars was received
in grcenbacks besides other yaluables.
"A dance at Benefits hall is the pro
grammo for Thursday evening, the 25tl
inst. Music by Burts CotilIion Band
tickets $500.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Eaton & Lockwood have through tht
kindness Of A. G.. Mckee, placed lbci
telegraph wires on the south side Of tn
highway. The change is for the better
they change the wire next week.
PROF Melvin Woodward, lecturcC
to a small number at the school house il
District No, G., one evening last week
on War, temperance and lutemperauce
A. 6. Mckee is making anolhc
picket fence on the rodesde, a mate t,
the one he finished a short time since