The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

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III Harlow Is hayiHg more bard
weSe legs eug this fail tbAn ever before.
The next communication Of West
River Lodge sill be hsld 81 their Lodge
room, December 9th.
M. A Thompson has returned from
Boston, where be has been under medl-
cal treatment Tor deafness
Alfred Cbilds Aad Henry shaw have
bceu shlsgliug their house toe past week.
II Il seldom tia. Il Is warm enough the
las, Of November 20 single with comfort.
e Il. Kart has just commenced to
cot bis stock Of logs. lie has spent %
much time with hls new dam that be is
late about bis logs.
III Prentice has so far recovered sto
be able TO be about the house. lie has
been Obliged TO stay 10 dark room for
two weeks, on account Of erysipelss,
which Adected bic eyes.
--JAs Abbott has a large order for cab
hubs, which be Is llling. Any one wish
ing for anything IN his line will find him
8 square dealing man, although be does
not profess to work by that implement.
People who are afraid Of surprise
parties should keep their lights blown
out aud doors locked after dark. We
keep our doors locked aud keep the key
on the inside Of the door.
Another OF N. Lilies Gsh sigus heard
from This time IL Is nailed to spruce
tree on the premises Of Corbot Tarbel,
prohibiting hunting, trapping and fishing
on the premises. Uncle Corbct questions
the right Of Uncle Nathan 10 post bis
signs on other peoples premises.
Thu person who took w. w. Wiley's
grist from HaFlow's mill in Clarkesville
is requested to return the bag to its own
err. II was carried away on the night Of
the 18th Of November, and II il is not re-
turned soon there will be good reason to
think il was carried away Intentionally.
LONDONDERRY.
Monday evening, the 10th inst, a
party OF one hundred aud fifty persons
assembled at the spacious aud elegant
residence of Daniel ID. Waite, at the
north part OF the town, the occasion be-
ing the goth anniversary OF the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite. This large par
ty received the most generous and hos
pltable treatment from their host and
hostess, and psrtook OF boun,eous sup
per, aud did not leave until the small
hours, and then only after the presenta-
ton Of numerous costly presents, and
leaving their wishes that many happy
anniyersarie might yet be in store for
them.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Fred Walker is learning the photo
graphic art.
The Dramatic Club of this place are
making arrangements to bring out several
plays during the winter.
Now subscribe for The JOURNAL
You can't afford to be without good To-
local paper.
1T takes just three thousand taree
hundred and twenty stitches to make
'heet. So says lady who has tried it.
The Probate court has appointed
! guardian, for little Hattie Goddard,
whose father abandoned bis family last
'pring.
Mrs. Luella Goddard, who has been
,ondned to her bed for several years, is
recovering, and now able to walk about
ler room.
Scott, the Photographic artist, will
'tay short time. Go and have yonr pic
ure "took," or buy some of his nice ster'
,scopic views.
Capt. James took In tramp last
July, out Of pity, and kept him for what
little work he could get out Of him, un-
IL recently, when he stole the Captains
1vercoat and decamped.
"A gentleman residing not thousand
miles from this place, few months since
went mile and half 10 see a news
paper correspondent, TO have him notice
) personal quarrel between two of his
neighbors, but in course OF time, the gem
Ileman found bis own name 10 print, not
TO bis credit, through another reporter,
whereat be became very wroth, aud last
week at the north village assaulted the
latter reporter, W a tiagHa. II IL stated
that the reporter made vigorous defence
and got ia the last blow, verify il does
make difference whose OK Is gored.
BENNINGTON.
-Cluett & Sons, Of Troy, n. Y, will
give concert in Library hall, Monday
evening, November 26lh.
The old stone mill, on Main street,
formerly occupied by George Bradford &
Sons, which has been idle for over a year
will soon be in operation and run In con.
neetIon with Fishers extensive wooden
mill.
Recently an Irishmsn, who was
standing on the corner With his hands in
his pockets aud clay pipe in bis mouth
addressed companion IS follows
"Well, Mike, they tell me we have the
bonds TO payi"
The Gospel meetings have been con-
Quoted, since the departure Of Messrs.
NedhAm aud Cato hy the local clergy.