The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-20

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10 regard 10 lbc des51us COW was pot
quite cerrect. HE COW i ne, dead bus
disabled Aad viii haFc 10 be given over 70
the saieheg, and iastead o. ) subscription
10 money fne COW costing forty doliAfs
was placed In bis stable s. gift by bic
friends The deacon folly appreciates
the generous gin.
soUrH LONDONDERRY.
The clerk Of The weather il giving u
3 variety exhibition.
--Styersl street Improvements are to
be noted ibis week.
The Messrs Evans are reshingling
aud reboarding The stage barn aud sheds
About 90 pounds Of milk per day
/ i now being received At the cheese facio-
. ~.
An article will be inserted 10 the
warning Tor our next town meeting to
see II the town will raise money to de-
Tray the expense Of a llghtning.rod for
the wooden factory, Sup north"
/ "A large congregation assembled st
the Baptist church last Sunday, TO hear
Rev. J.. & Goodall. Mr.. Goodsl was
I formerly pastor OF the church aud Is uni
versslly esteemed iu this community.
Your north village correspondent
need not feel bad about that depot. There
will doubtless be money enough lcn TO
rod that tomb, "buill with The town
money" Wont it look gay with a light
ning.rod2
-ltis alleged that the stage driver
from Factory Point to Londonderry is
making a good thing Of it this summer
fishing on the way. We would respect
FULLY request that be would lay The rod
aside on Thursdays, 80 as TO get over in
time to give us the JOURNALS.
--"The Rev. l.. w, Wheeler (Baptist)
Of South Londonderry, VI, who has been
under cloud for eight months past, has
been requested to resign" The above is
clipped from the "Boston Daily Globe"
Of last Saturday. This has been matter
Of much chagrin TO the friends Of this
large aud hitherto prosperous society. 1t
is to be hoped that they will soon secure
pastor that will restore their former
prestige in the community,
The Methodist church was crowded
to everfowing Monday evening of last
week, to witness the marriage Of Mr..
John Z. Robinson, of Jamaica, and Miss
Ella c. Cheney of this place. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. I. TreViI-
liam. On the next evening Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson gave reception TO about 80
invited guests, at the residence of Mrs
Stowell the brides grandmother Con-
CALCULATIONS were bestowed upon the
happy pair, and social good time en-
ioyed by all present. Miss Cheney has
been general favorile aud leaves us with
the best wishes Of the entire community.
ARLINGTON.
The firm OF West & Brother, 1t is
said, will go into bankruptcy.
MIR. Chas. G. Norton has gone to
Waterford, Conn, to be absent about
two weeks.
"A sociable was held at town hall
Wednesday, Mr.. A. Stilsoa, and Mr..
John Bradley of Sunderland, furnishing
the music.
Rev. j. Randall, rector of st. James
church, went to Manchester last Sunday
TO hold service, consequently there was
10 evening service here.
MIR. Jesse Burdette is having the
blinds on his house, aud the picket fence
10 frontpainted, which improves the looks
Of the premises very much.
"A caucus for the election of delegates
to attend the Republican district conYen-
ton at Vergennes the 9th of the present
month, will be held at the town hall on
Saturday, the 22nd inst, at 8 O'Clock p.
M.
Mr.. &. w. Mittimorc has finished his
job Of fitting up his patent car axles for
the elevated railroad of New York, and
has gone TO Detroit, Mich, to put them
under the cars. 1t is expected ho will
return after a while and ill IA much lar
ger contract. We hope SO, as we would
like TO see some kind of business going
on in town.
1.-THE following should have appear
ed two weeks age, but was accidentally
laid oyer:)
Notwithstanding the very uniayorable
condition OF the weather, there was An
apparent desire on the part Of the citizens
TO give Decoration Day proper observ-
ance, and in accordance with the pro-
gramme previously arranged by Post
Dcdley quite large number assembled
at the new cemetery where the sppropri-
ate exercises were carried out. a pro-
cession was then formed and marched to
one OF the graves where the memorial
service Of the q, A. Il. was performed,
after which the graves of other comrades
were decorated The Post then went 10
Centre SALISBURY accompanied by the
singers and others, when the memorial
services were repeated and graves Of sol
diers buried there were decorated The
address Of Mr.. Norton was iue produe-
ton, well delivered aud highly spoken OF
by all who listened TO Il. We only regret
that the inclemeney OF The weather pre-
vented many from bearing It. The sing.
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