The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-25

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a severe frost saisrdsy paghi. ,bs
hardest * shs seasos.
-EpAxam Moore Is quite dek wlth
wtAi appears % BE- 8 esnoef On Bic fsce
I ys mAny yeaEa AEo be bad ons saken cat
90 Us hand.
-ThamNs Garfield o. Londonderry hA8
eArosr isssn oat u bic llp Aboal year
ago wkieh hAs bsd ,he appearances q Be.
ing sptirsly cared sntll qalls recently.
There IA 1ow bach on the zen side OF
be asdsr as ueafly ~ large a bali =
bagleruat which j. vsrY palafal. There
are two other pisces % bis face thai arc
Il times Qans troublesome Dr.. Waiting
u Chester Sas called 70 zee him Jas.
week wko considered tbe case serioas
one
! Young s8iss Of eighteen who bug
The pillow uulll high.gwslve and then ssh
mother 10 button your shoe, listen one
moment and lhen consider One day
lat week Mrs. Sally Cooledge Of this
place, v BIO "a 10 her eiRbtY.6hh year, Old
up lbe morning house work, knit one
whole mittsn (bot The miuen thai was
nentIoned In last weeks JouRSAl),
vent oat aud brought la pumpkin. cut
aud stewed II and made Eve good family
pumpkin pies OF The old style, ABd did
20, consider Il much OF q days work
either, Now young lAdiea who spend
yonr time With the piano and other like
amusements, compAte notes with this
lady WHO wac reared In the days Of bean
porridge aud brown bread aud then sigh
because. times ara not IS they used TO be,
LONDONDERRY,
The potato crop Will be good, apples
scarce, osts and corn good.
There was heavy frost last Sunday
morping-the frst OF tue seasou to do
any damage
Barnet Wait, Esq, Is 90 The sick list.
lie has been very low bat At present
writing il more comfortable and hopes
are entertained OF bis recovery.
lit Is reported that the town auihori.
Ties are going 20 put Al iron bridge across
the river near Curtis store ia place of
a wooden Que which has rotted out. FIR
The present leans are Obliged to cross
farther down on temporary bridge near
the blacksmith shop.
The third annual fair OF the Patrons
Agricultural Society was held at Chester,
Sept. is. The show was Quite good IN
SOME departments Remarks were made
by Col. Mead, C. II. Hubbard aud others.
IL was cstimated that there were more
than 1900 persons present, quite nun
Der going from tbis town. tttAHs
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
-, 10 whispered that we are TO have
dew carthage and sleigh shop.
Mrs. J. l.. Martin and Mrs. G. W.
Chase are at Alburgh Springs.
The first frost Of the season occurred
on the highlands in this vicinity Saturday
night
Phelps Bros. are getting out u nun.
Der Of sleighs, evidently anticipating the
"beautiful snow"
The Londonderry Cornet Band have
completed baud wagon second to none
in the State, The principle part OF the
wark was done In the shop Of A. d.
Whilmsn, and painted by II. ID. Tyler.
BONNEVILLE.
One hundred scholars were prescntat
the Sabbath school last Sunday. The
pastor is holding children's meetings Sat
nrday afternoon.
"A YONG child OF BAinbridge Benson
died OF cholera infantum last week. Mr..
Hall has q child sick with the same dis
ease which 10 recovering.
ARLINGTON.
There will be another Of the series OF
Masonic dances at Town Hall on tbe
evening Of Sept. aOtb.
"A man from Webster, N. Y, has
arrived and Is at work putting in the
steam pipe al st. James church.
-Bigalow Still bad a fracss with q
kicking horse near the hotel the other
night, no damage being done except the
smashing up OF the wagon.
| "A good many went from this place TO
Factory Point TO attend the great Fore
psagh show last week aud were we'll
| pleased with the entertainment.
= Mrs. J. J. Dsdman has returned
from New York with large stock OF
very pretty goods. We have no doubt
she will be glad to see ell those that want
goods 10 her line
Mr.. Z II. Garfield IL treating bis
house opposite JudsoD, Deming j. Wood
worlh's store With = new coat OF paint.
Mr.. Geo. A. SieAtns, a lrst-class painter,
is doing the work.
"A Mr.. 0ates, who has recently pur.
chased farm near here, was out riding
the other day when a dog frightened bis
borse, which ran Away throwing The oc.
cupshls OF the wsgon aud bruisiag them
considerably but not breaking any bones.
Mr.. 5, N. Hard aud bis sou, c. b.
Hard, each had very valuable dog
They strayed away from home the other
night and on their return undertook TO
outrun the locomotive lhA, bsnls the
the midnigb, strain down, bat ualor-
tunaiely for them they we're uasble 10
run qatie last enough aad we're oserlaken
aud both killed.