The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

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bat Vas nos oass3ertd IL Any danger
he wf.iisa o. letter received oniy So
urday evening before ths ssa lnisiita,
q death ana
rtwLET.
-PoHacs are ragiug more lkAs srtr.
james c. Wood last week sbo .
woeaaaacks snd there are more lef.
Collins Blsklsy AID Robert COB
former residents are Ia towu for q fsl
dsys visit.
Nearly every oas 10 town k,tsn8e
The soldiers Te0nion last Thursday :
Granville n. y.
The annual reunion Of The Bromle
hmsiy occurred 81 The bone Of FSyeti
Bromley at Saturday afternoon.
"A Republican caucus !. called Il
sstafda, eve 10 lhe school house, Warn
efs district. Let every voter be present
Seven persons left town Monde
fer Rutland 10 get their ualurAlixatioi
papers. They are Garfield aud Arthu
men without fail.
-Neu Tuesday Is election day. Re
padlcans torn out and increase The nun
lcr OF votes to higher dgures than eve
before. Our sister states are wAlehIn,
FOR returns.
Many OF our citizens will take par
10 The ceremonies on Indian bill Thurs
dry sept. 2nd. Tue speaker is Henri
Clark Of Rutland accompanied by %,
PaSlet drum corps aud East WAlingtord
band.
The select school taught by Rev. L
L. Walker aud assistant Is to begin Mon.
day sept. 9 aud is to be held 10 The vesiry
M. church. A few scholars from
0nt u Town could obtain board with
Mrs. W D. Miller.
The change Ia the mail of late by
way OF Manchester from New York gives
rs our news, twenty.four hours earlier
ban by the wsy OF Granville. Many
hanks are due Thos. p. Cheney of Bos.
on, also Mr.. Is. r. Attarson OF Granville.
\. T., for gentlemany courtsies extend.
N.
Slight frosis the past week damaged
of the more tender vines.
About five hundred people attended
he republican, mass meeting In this
lace on Saturday last. The London
erry Cornet band aud Windham Drum
headed by the Marshsls gave A
parade from / 1.2 O'Clock until 9
after which the procession was
'rmed and TO the time Of the aucientI
modern music marched to the
M. J, Hspgood, President OF the
ay first introduced, Col. NJ. s. Colbnrn,
.ho spoke for about an hour on the
lestiou Of state expenses and the com.
y state election. His arguments were
inclusive being based upon facts and
cures furnished by our state treas.
'er. Hon. Loveland Nunson was next
PRODUCED, who spoke for an hour on
e general issues OF The day. Mr.. Nun
II Is one OF the ablest speakers we have
the state and we regret that there
not five thousand instead Of five
inbred people to listen to bis solid and
lthtul arguments. G.. T. Shanks was q,
II Introduced who told the people |
me good reasons why be was a repub.
an. Our President then introduced. d
aeph Il. Martin OF Londonderry Who ]
cupied a few moments in driving some
publican spikes that the Democrats ;
u IND bard to extract The London /;
rry Cornet band fully sustained their r
lutaiion az oHe OF the best bands iu the
re, and the Drum corps,-well ask
ne OF tho old gray haired men-their
nth was renewed TO them on that day.
:, H. Smith aud +. Cook of Mancbes.
and j. G.. Martin of Londonderry a
valuable services as marshals L
the occasion and have the hearty Il
nks Of all and we wish to express our il
nks to those ladies who so literally
nished food for the bands and invited o
,sts, "