The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-31

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sahdly nsr.M Tee Parker boys wiil
81 Is sHendspos ana II il expected that
short address uill be given b. Reutle-
nka who wiil inisrssi The audience.
The report 81 The school in district
No. : taught By Miss lsA wilder, which
closed tuiy Gath ID A. follows Tbose
having 90 sbstni marks, Richard, Alvia
md Raby Joues, Freddie sud Johnny
Roby. Ssrah Aad Eddie TIC, Aaron
AldHeh None q tihe scholars hsd
any tardy Or dismissal marks sgainsl
their hsmes
We neglected to state lAsl week thar
tie Methods, held their quarterly meet
lug. which was well attended, st the
North church on the soih, Also very
interesting meeting Il held at The Yarn
BAN school house al O'Clock every Sab.
bath evening Rev Mr. Gtns also
breaches At the North church every Sab.
bath afternoon Al O'Clock.
soura LONDONDERRY.
The barn reported burned week be.
lore last was owned by Wesley Wood
ward
Ira Goddard has sold bis farm TO
David Burbee, Of Jamaica, TO take pos.
session 10 the fall
"A Mrs. Norton, recently from Keene,
has purchased the homestead OF Mrs.
Reuben Harrington,
The Londonderry cornet baud are to
have pew band wagon. Mr.. A. ID.
Whitman Is getting up The body, which
will be 10 FIRST class style.
Mir. VIM. Albce, who has been seri.
ously III, has 20 far recovered as 10 sp.
pear upon the streets, much to the salts
faction OF bis many friends.
BONNEVILLE.
Names Of scholars In district No. G.
Winhali, who have neither been lsrdy OF
absent whole day during the term or
twelve weeks: Jenny Bnrbee, Minute
Burbee, Florence Burbee, Jane Burbank,
Lois Ballard, Clara Ballard, Cara Benz
son, Ellen Howard, Rhoda Parsons, Del
10 Parsons, Rowe Williams. Not tardy
but absent: Carronie AXtell, Glsydis
Benson, Beruiee Benson, Stella Wilherell,
Nina Witherell Jesse Withercll, Neys
Witherell, Grace Haskins, Rosa johnson,
George Wheeler, Waller Ballard, Frank
Perry. Seth ia, Tor, Eddie Styles, George
Baldwin.
ARLINGTON
MIR Partridge, OF New York, very
heavy dealer in chairs, etc, was In town
last week.
Mir. George Fowler is very sick at
the Arlington House His mother, who
resides in New York, has been telegraph
ed for.
Henry White and John Morrisey left
town for the Western country quite sud
denly last week We suppose they have
gone 10 seek their fortunes.
The lawn party last week was held
at Mrs. D. G.. Barny's. We were unable
to be present but learn that good num-
Der were on hand and the proceeds were
considerable.
Tie regular monthly meeting OF
Dudley Post, No. 28, q. A. r., will be
held at their usual place of meeting on
Tuesday evening, Aug. 9th, at $3.50. The
commander requests that all the COM
rades be present as several recruits are
expected to be mustered at that time.
MIR. Geo. c. Kendall showed us
summer squash raised on his premises
this year that weighed "a pounds and
measured 30 inches in circumference
lie also showed us white cucumber that
grew on the same vine with other green
ones. Quite curiosity we should say.
The Arlington Manufacturing Co. have
leased part OF the sash aud blind works
for the purpose o: manufacturing brush
handles, backs aud other wooden ware
They have already commenced work and
are about putting IN more machinery
A Mr.. S,sgg and son and several other
men from New York are here getting the
business started. We hope they will be
successful.
SYNDICATE.
The funeral OF the little daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs Eugene o. Mears was held
al the Methodist church last Sabbath
afternoon. The sermon by Mr. Coolidge,
pastor OF the Congregational church, was
from Isaiah xxxvii: l-"Set thine house
In order, foI thou shall, die and not live"
The large number who attended could
bat feel that as the aged, the middle
aged, The youth, aud even the infant is
within the reach of deaths relentless
hand, il bccometh US all TO have our
houses set Ia order.
BENNINGTON.
Considerable tine has been occupied
10 taking testimony Ia the quo caTrdnto
/ proceedings, TO test the validity OF The
election OF the village officers last spring,
aud the taking OF testimony last Thursday
developed tue fact thsl the de Jdcto Off.