The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-21


hruagd - sss samples q ed corr and
tfple' rAtpod b. bin. The largest apple.
usshea sesTiy posed eseh. sss Isrgssi
we have soea chs rear
N TowslsY has sold lis rssidenoe 10
gsaiiemaa named wightfnaa o. Plsrs.
kutfh, y. r.. aBd has contracted With
Me.srs Cook A Mcbride 70 build him
suciber, below Ceoks fesldeaos 90 Easl
ha.n 81
friday sight oi last week The drug
Wafe 0. Wait a Hard. the store and Ito
wsrs shop q {. y sEsit and The shoe
shop o a. r. Coy were al visited BY
bsfgars. They gAiBed entrance 70 the
drug store By breaking light Of glass 10
the iioni door, add succeeded IL get log
ne conienls Of one money drawer which
contained nothing bat pennies, scrip and
silver ased 10 making change. They ev.
iaeuiiy lcil IN hurry a. two other mon.
ey drawers were not moles,ed and no
goods werc missed. AZ Coy's they broke
IN through = window aud at Swetts
broke DOT pane Of glass 10 the door
which they then unlocked by means Of
key which was left In the lock. In each
place they rlfed The money drawers OF
+ pennies aud nickels, getting Ia all three
places perhaps twenty-five dollars, at the
Y risk Of a long term Ia states prison, and
even their lives At the hands OF the own
err q thcse places Of business. There Is
q night Waterman 10 the village who
should have been on hand but unfortun.
htelY did not see the scoundrels. We
learn that two or three families In this vi.
ciniiy have missed their weeks washing
recently, aud whIps and lap.robes have
been stolen from wagons. II this sort Of
business Is not stopped some one will get
caught aud suGer the consequences. We
know Of two or three who will keep shot
guns well loaded hereafter for the pur- |
pose Of bringing down" these midnight
visitors.
FACTORY PoiA1.
The second quarterly meeting Of The
Methodist church, for the present confer
ance year, will be held Oct. let. Love
feast at l0a. m; Preaching at II q: m.
by Rev. G, II. Dunton, former pastor.
kAsr RUPERT.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Tousley's
neighbors made them q surprise visit Of
theis home on the hillside, on The after
noon OF the 18Th, that being their silver
wedding day. Each OF the company
brought some silver token OF their regard
aud good wishes, aud each carried beside
mysterious looking baskets which were
deposited In the pantry until late in the
afternoon, when glance at the well fill. ,
ed table presided over by Hod., bis face ,
radiant with pleasure, made one feel 1t
was good to be there.
The Franklin base ball club Of this ,
place played the Unions OF Hebron,
on Saturday, Sept. 10th the score
stood, Franklins 6, Unious q. The smaA ,
score from The fret to the last gave a
great deal Of interest TO the game and I
bets were freely offered and TAKEN. The !
catcher Of the Franklin nine, Ed. Bently t,
bad no passed balls.
AT the close OF the series OF meetings d
held at the Congregational church thank .
offering OF 900 was given Miss Fanny r
rowsley the evangelist. Il
wMoosKi. v
"A number Of Arlington friends have q
ately visited WinooskI.
Trinity Chapel is beautiful edIHce,
1ut il still needs several hundred dollars I
% pay of the expenses Of building, for
or which donations are solicited. The
Rev. A. II. Graves, lately OF Minnesota, |.
md formerly of Rutland, preached there
asst Sunday, (the 10Th inst } and after :.
yard visited the Mansion Home School. !,
NJ. Clarence &. Hard of Arlington, pre- :
aded at the organ. Mr.. Graves also
reached on the same Sunday at Shell
'urne and 10 St. Pauls church, BurlinR. Y
on. lie excels as an earnest and scholar u
J preacher and is "a thorough worker.
BONNEVILLE. -
--Feyers are prevailing to some extent !.
y this vicinity. =
sam. Bsbbitt, who was arreatsd for
sssult in South Londonderry, was a res. -
lent Of that place until quite recently. :
lie has a large family, which make, 1t :,
81 case
Our farmers are generally securing "a
ood erops. Irving johnson. on one acre =
{ greensward, raised hity-six bushels Of
.arly Rose potatoes and thirty bushels of
orn In the ear. The farm 10 owned By y
irs. NJ. johnson who offers 1t for sale :" :,
heap. OF
Our minister is of on vacation and =
he desk has been supplied by DIR. Bixby ~
South Londonderry.
Our town representative, Mr.. A. W.
roaiy, is superintendent Of the sabbath :.
'hool aud man universally esteemed. ar
Hattie, daughter of Calvin and Sarah an
Iolden, died last Friday aged IS years.
be hAd been great sufferer for years. :,
LAgD0RovE. a.
The great event OF the season, here. ct
So the sabbath school picnie. iast We'd.