The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-05


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hsarly spslauts 81 ooarss shs farce
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amI0eruN
Mr litrNrn Hyas is N town @skinE
b, apbual visif
Mr. A. J. Noye. 5. v @, Dep, OF
@. Ar, ws il town a., week and az
tended toe 6 A Il aspoe ihat was h,ld
81 Town Han, % Wednesday eve Jan.
asth
.Tbe great snow slotm that hsi been
talked Of 90 long BY DE weather prophets
i Bsw 10 progress aud al this writing II
looks a. lh5ugh !, would be an "oid bust
sr
There viii bs a Mssanic dance at
Town Han on Tuesday eyenlng, Feb. 10.
Tickets will soon be issued aud tis hoped
Their. will Be large attendance, and IS
THE will be the last dance before Lent we
presume aii viii embrace tbs opportunity.
M. Asa Fairbanks. genilemas
from kcene, N. II. has been engaged
by Mr. n. A. Hale 10 take charge Of bis
chair business here. Dir. Fairbanks 10 q
man who has been IL the chair business
good many years aud ia ssid to under
stand il perfectly, Mr.. bale 10 doing, or
will soon be doing, large business 10 The
line u erAdles and ohAirs.
Another oue Of those enjoyable times
and first class G. A. r dances abder the
auspices OF Dudley Post, No. rs, took
place At the Town Hall on Wednesday
eyeriog, jan. 2sib and, slthoughtbS mud
was knee deep. large company were
present nearly 50leouples. The favorils
baud for lhis section Burt & Whitoomb's
pieces, including Mr.. j. Whitcomb on
the hsrp-fn furnished the music and OF
course Il was fret elass and every one
that participated Ia the dance enjoyed II.
A very nice supper was furnished at Bart.
lett's for all who wished, snd the COM
papy broke up about four O'Clock in the
morning feeling that they had had good
time aud got the worth OF their money,
The Post as usual bad few dollars left
for their treasury alter paying all expen-
ses. Had the travelling been good we
have 10 doubt they would have bad 20
couples more at least, but they are salts.
led and only hope that oil those present
bad pleasant time.
The following notice OF an Arlington
boy we copy from paper published IN
Aurora, H., bis place Of residence:
Within the past thred~ months many
articles have sppeared In pApen 10 va.
rious portions Of The State, and parlicu-
larry In Chicago aud Springfield, mar
shaling the names OF those who would
probably come before the State couveu-
ton the present year. II has been fstter-
Ing to our people TO note among these that
ofoHr townsmau, Hon. EUGENE CASFIELD,
In connection with Attorney Generslship,
aud coupled, too, with hattering COM
ment. Four years since, Mr.. Garfield
made an energetic campaign tor nomins-
ton TO this onice, and-though contest
ing the place with man OF demonstrated
ability, of most popular characteristics,
and working under the prestige of very
popular decision given In his aud the
peoples favor by the Supreme Court-he
received on the regular ballot but nine
teen votes less than did Mr.. Edsall
During the campaign ensuing Mr.. Can.
field threw himself enthusiastically into
the work OF electing the ticket, made 9
large number Of excellent and telling
stump speeches, and then returned 70 bis
Office, TO repair tho the business which
had suffered decidedly during the fights
be had made, firstly for the nomination,
and then for the success Of the party.
Being now again fully occupied by his
o face W ork be has been 10th 10 listen 10
be requests from not only bis local friends,
but from those in various portions Of the
State, who desired him once more to be
a eAndidate-and II has been ouly within
the past week that be has decided to yield
to their requests. In doing this however
be does not propose 10 make The close
personal campaign he did four years
since; bat will rely largely upon the
friendships aud acausiDtences he then
made aud his friends will place reliance
also upon the magnanimous manner in
which he bore bis defeat, aud the gallant
fight be made on the ticket and for his sue
cessiul opponent. MIR. CsodeId lie now
10 The very prime of life. A native OF
Vermont, born in 1887, OF family which
has made the law profession for half cen
tury, AAnd have held honorable positions
IN the higher legal walks Of that State, be
enjoyed IN his yooIh not only The ivan
tsges OF bic fathers Office !, but alse stud
led in the beat schools, and bore OF die
| tiu2uished honors. In 1860 be became q
resident Of the city OF AuvoFa, and COM
meneed the practice OF law, his foe ! sgAl
mind, and bis extended knowledge and
discipline soon eonmsadihg for him =
large practice. He held the Office Of City
Attorney for several years. aud served
his district four years 10 The State Senate.
II was bis services In that body, and bis
work upon the Judiciary Committee that
commended him 90 s,rongiy to bis legis-
lstors, and enabled bim, At bic early Ags,
TO make 80 vigorous campaign for 90
important an o1cs. The Republicans