The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-15

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liss AaA mslienf wl.l ef0w.
-Psru Wishes Il know What Ia BE-.
oous q ths L4adgroVe e9rFesposdsrL (
We are pot sass ihst ss know ibe man,
bal ihlbk Bsss Of car people are missing
eroeps lhs tuo gsBile@sn VITO Wsat %
he oouuiy c1nventi0a last week. Ihose,
We expect, ms husipned 70 soBe one q
the ctsdidAics foT ooBuly ofhcs, a. ne
learn there wAs 3 great amoupi 81 BUT
ton.hoHng doBs there on that day.
About ibe candidates We baEs uoihiog 70
.ay a. We DO %. know al Of them. There
might probably have been worse men
nominated. Perhaps The correspondent
believes In The old saying THAI Il you have
nothing to say dou't Try to speak AID fail
Ia lhe attempt We have 20 news 70 re-
late, no births. 30 marriages, aud not
many sick. On lbe whole i Is very
quiet place, with pleHly q 3. be. and 100
much wet weather to accommodate those
Who are bot done hsylug.
soUrH LONDONDERRY.
"A little wAif s. Mr.. IA. Herricks,
Aug 7th--a female.
DIR. A. Is. Bi1by and Mr., Hubbard
Barrett each lost horse lasI Wotnesd ay'
-Mrs. c. A. Whitman has been dan
gerously III, but al this writing Monday
Is oonySlescing.
Mrs. ID. b. Goddard was thrown
from buggy, on Main street, Saturday,
aud narrowly escaped serious injury
"A hail storm OF large proportion s,
last Thursday. Hailstones all the way
/ from one TO three inches 10 length
Daniel Baichelder, II. II. Collins and
d. b. Goddard are our delegates TO The
Congressional convention AZ White River
Junction, Tuesday.
"A hen hawk measuring 4 feet inch
es from Tip to tip OF wings was shot BY
IC. w. French on the Il. +. Fisher place
last Friday.
Mrs. Fuller cut and cooked a pump
kin, the 9Th OF this month, OF last year,
growth Il was IN an excellent state o
preservation.
The clerk of the weather dealt us on
an unusual supply of electricity, las
week, with but slight damage in this vi
cinity. A dwelling occupied by Widow
Kingsbury, near Jamaica pond, wal
struck, also one near the middle Of thu
town, occupied by one Stephens. Ii
each case the stoves were injured, floor
torn up, but slight damage done TO th'
inmates. John Dorset, near Rawsonville
had heller killed by lightning
BONNEVILLE.
lis the town willing TO help buy anew
bell for the church,
In Justice court Saturday, Samue
Babbitt was fined IS and cost, for assault
on Chester Benson.
There will be Sabbath school picni
in the grove near Bondyille, Friday, Ans
10th. All are invited.
Rev. Y. l.. johnson is TO open Sc
lect school this fall, tuition 1925 per wee
or g. so per term. ANY desiring to tax
higher course can have good opportI
tunity he will, il desired, have advances
classes.
ARLINGTON.
The new Catholic church was cons
Grated last week with impressive cerem
mics.
Troy papers say that Seymour Hal
: and Sanford Hicks of this place were a
rested in that city Saturday evening
complaint of railroad officials, that Il
! said Hard aud Hicks had wiltnlly al
!, maliciously injured the property Of L
company to the amount of seventy-h'
;, dollars. 1t seems that the accused we
a on the excursion train to Saratoga, Satu
, day, and for some reason failed to reat
, the train in season for the home trl
!. Taking later train for Troy they offer
: their excursion tickets which the condu
!. tor refused to take aud threatened to p
them of at Bsllston, but they paid th'
= fare. Afterwards the notice of the ira
4 men was excited by their peculiar co
: duct, and on examination found that th
Il hsd cut the cushions on several OF
N seats and as 3 consequence were ARE
ed on their arrival 10 Troy. They s.
tied the matter up and arrived hoI
Monday and are quite reticent abe
" their little adventure. People are sou
: :. what anxious 10 know just how much
" cost them, but it is one Of the things u
ono fellar can find out. "
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