The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-22

representative Cor Derry" We trust
that @blAsir viii 20, cease to vibrAis 10
tho csFs 81 our brother gail driver Hntil
j. g. n. Is duly elected. Year cores
pondeai 81 Tie south village speaks aboai
tbriviag iaw ehiae being dtmolitbed.
We think be mos, mean some 'eiergicsi'
or splri,uAr law oaloe, for } g. Mar.
tu's Aw ofaoe j. In aourishing oondi-
iiop add We also learn that TIE Hon.
James l. Martin At che other village,
has spiendid law ofn,e with good
library, and that be IL one OF thn besi aud
most successful practitioners Of The Jaw
ia ihe State A regards our scandal
case, your southern correspondent has
blown Il through ,hc hlsle end Of the
horn. ana Il has auk Into lie meri,ed
oblivion and become vanity Of vanilies.
ARLINGTON.
-Judsou, Deming & Woodwork, have
hlled to oyeraowiag, the store occupied
by West 4 Bro, and viii be glad TO see
their friends add show them what b..
gains they sre able TO give.
EAsr ARLINGTON.
Surprise parties ,eem TO be all The
rsge.
We are very glad TO learn that Rev.
Mr.. RedGeld ia rapidly recovering bis
health. ettt
Judson & Demlng are sull at the
old stand, dispensing bargains at The rate
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents for
one dollar.
What has become Of The ladies' aid
society," The Young men aud maiden'
are very anxious these bright nights to
atteud and contribute their mites to aid
the good cause. Miss President, cant
we have a meeting next week.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 18th, 8
goodly number assembled at the house oil
James Cole to witness the marriage oil
his daughter Lydia to Edgar w. Bowen,
The ceremony was performed by her
pastor, Rev. j. G. McColom, after which
the company sat down to bountifuI re.
past. The presents were numerous and
costly, several articles of silyerware, etc,
Matrimony has been compared TO u lot
terry which contains more blanks than
prizes, bat your correspondent believes
MIR Bowen has drawn prizc-her price
is indeed above rubes May many little
Bowens rise up to she'd a Lalo of happi'
ness around their pathway in life.
BENNINGTON,
The three tramps who were arrested
ut Pownal, on suspicion of burglary aud
incendiarism, and confined in the jail
here, were released last week, the cvi.
dence being insu fllcient to detain them.
The old Fassett House, at Beuning-
ton Center, owned by Daniel Robinson,
OF Troy, was totally consumed by fire
early Monday evening. It was nnoccu.
pied and insured The fire was proba.
bly, inceadiary.
The Young Mems Association have
completed their arrangements for the
winter amusements aud lecture course
The first of these entertainments will he
a grand concert, given by the young
Apollo" club, of New York, Monday
December 81.
While Miss Ella Robinson, the daugh-
ter of Mr. +. q. RobinsonJ superinten.
dent of Fishers wooden mills, was out
riding Saturday, the horse became fright.
ened, and ran into the mill yard, turning
so sharp corner that the carriage was
upset, the lady being thrown TO the
ground with such force as to fracture her
eft limb in three places near the knee
Joint.
The Park Guards are contemplating
bringing out the famous war drama,
"The Loyal Mountaincers, or the Guer-
ila's DOOM" under the management OF
Mr.. j. H. Osborn of st. Adams, who is
now assisted by Chas. Collins, who plays
she part of the Dutchman with so much
success. II will probably come off about
the 10Th Of December.