The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-24


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alisrnales, Y. A. Bsnsou' II. A. G0rsas.
LGSuaEoyE.
Mrs. 1assb saith Il unasF lbs care
81 DR.. BlEbr
--AAsy psess' o. eors srs ossriy rnis-
Cd By worms.
DR. weather prevails and the hay
sEop uuss be HgAt.
Mrs. Wm. Adams Asd Der COS Geo.
are Spssdlsg few days IN sown.
school In District No. 2 hsi been
eiossd three weeks bat l. sEAiu on tbs
move
People are sometimes tAdly dishp-
/ pols,sd Al the turn Of Affairs, especially st
weddings
-niram FGfnum fell down cellar last
week and vas sevsrly bruised but fortu-
naiely, 20 bopss were broken.
Much eIci,emen, prevails on account
Of bears, three hayiug been seen lhe pas!
week Ia Different localities by IS many
different persoas.
AT lbe mill Of Il. II, Harlow las
Sunday the upper dooriug gave way
scattering things generally Had The
accident happened aud oGhor day Of The
week some one wouId probably have
been injured.
toUrH LONDONDERRY.
A preachers nesting composed OF
the eisFRynen 9th NJ. L. church Of tbs
Springfield dIstriet was held here last
week, With good attendance Of both
ministers aud lsymen. Iutere.tinE aud
profitable sessions were held.
The telegraph poles are now all sat
between this place aud Factory Point and
Il IL expected that the wire will be strung
ihiI week. This enterprise has been un-
der the management OF J.. <. McNaugb.
ton 10 whom belongs the eredi. OF origin
a,ing the matter which has been pushed
through with good deal OF energy,
Last weeks JorREALs have not been
received at this Office mp TO early Mon
day moroing. Now where are they
WoH't some careless p. M. rice and con-
fess or 10 1t ys Editor. Other points on
the route received them AT the proper
time The writer has several times, here
to-fors, rsterred,lo this matter and now
have 10 say that the management OF tho
mails between this place sHd Factory
Point 10 weefully detective AID . dis.
grace to The department.. Now all indis.
nan. r. Ne. eaA pitch into yoar humble
correspondent TO their hearts content, II
they 80 desire bot the facts in the case
warrant the emphatic assertion made
above. There Ia now 9 lettsr, some
whore, unless Il has been taken to light q
pipe with, trying TO reach this place that
left LandgroYe four days since. 1t is
time the matter was proved and tho pub
lie informed where the blame lies.
"A great many persons are this year
visiting derry pond" Last Friday
large picnic party from Landgrove and
aud Saturday from Windham were there.
II may not be generally known that we
have In this towH beautiful sheet of
water covering from three to hvo hund.
red acres, including two beautiful wood
cd islands. The outlet Is ono bali mile
from the stage road TO Chester and lie
owned by. Goo. II. Hilton Of that place,
who has abundant means aud who is i'm
proving the surroundings and making the
place convenient aud attractive. Mr.. II.
has already built a substantial wharf,
boat house aud Office and erected two or
three cottages, besides bridging the nar-
row channel to one Of the islands which
be has surrounded with awalk, and II
being finely shaded, affords splendid
place for picnic parties. Good boats are
had at all times for fishing or rowing al
together II is desirable place to visit.
ARLINGTON.
AT the Republican caucus held at
Tswn Hall last Friday evening, Mr.. d.
w. Stafford was chosen chairman and Mr..
II. 8. WIllson Secretary. The following
delegates were elected to attend the state
aai district conventions: State csnven.
tios, B. w. Stafford, Q. J. Williams, l..
N. Manly; Alternates, e. b. Vault G. NJ
BFoason, 4. M. Lsthrop. District con
vention, Willard Holden %, j. II. Jud.
son, +, N Can6eld; alternstes, IL. N
Farnham, @. A. Bundy, A. A. Grant.
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