The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-22

|fcRY ysss olds sd The y: " esne1 fhaA
la A X. ioex rAcs nd running FAns: ~
ID. . Hinrk rSs. $50 frss for al race
We shsil he II The SseresAsy's o6oe o.
the TAR grounds both days 81 tho IA
where vs shall he prepared 10 resolve ~,
iar The JorKsaL !, oaghi 10 be . coz
'enisai opportunity ior great many PEG
|pls 10 psy up,
sArTosr roDr
John Chspnsa las sold biz farm Il
ssa ssi :Falson.
--Esahrcol Keeps ssgpply Of oyster
81 foe quality assys 90 haad.
Col. Ms Colburn and family AT
risi,ing inoads Ia Pennsylvania.
--slegel has large stock Of nss cloth
|ing. lie will have new sdvertisemen
|asIl seek. People coming 70 the fair ar
invited 10 call and examine bis stock.
Il young ssiss whose name sc did
not learn. = stranger IN the coantry, WA
killed while attempting 10 ride down th'
runway in "Kirtvood's shopping on ih'
Past mounisin on Monday. A stick o
wood following carried him With Il 70 ih'
loo, killing him instantly As il is supposed
though he sas not found for some hour
|.fisr the accident happened.
The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. II
rhs.cles on sunday last vasAttended b,
4 very lsAge conoourse Of people, the cir
cumsssnces Of their death being such ~
10 call for An unusual amount OF interest IL
the occasion. They had lived together
for fifty-,wo years in the same house. and
a, the ages Of ninety and eighiy-seven they
died. much respected by the whole com
muniiy, within half an hour Of each other
and were buried IN the same grave. The,
have only one son. Mr., George Thatcher
Of Albany.
--MR EDHom Will you Kindly per
NIT me TO use space 10 your paper for
the purpose Of thanking friends aud
neighbor for their assistance and sym.
patty during the last illness Of ny father
aud mother Rarely hss.oecssion presented
itself for such display Of ueighborIy kind
ness and assistance aud still more rarely
has community identified itself 80 COM
ple.sly With ths trouble and affection Of .
single family. lam at loss for words TO
express my gratitude 10 the many kind
friends but wish 10 assure them that the
Of their sympathy will be
ono Of the pleasant memories Of my old
home. q. V. TEACHER.
ALBANY. Sept. 20. 1881.
We clip from New Haven paper the
following account OF the drowning Of v
,on Of John c. Hollister, formerly OF this
place: A son Of Judge John G. Hollister,
Willie H., aged about 10 years, was
lrovned yesterday afternoon about 4:3O|
o'clock. 1t . point Of rocks south Of the odd
light house. He WAS in bathing With
Robbie Ward, aged about IL, n
grandson Of Mayor Robertson. The|
boys went down In the Mayors csrrisgeI
Nth the Mayors wife aud two daughters.
Arrived At tho bathing houses below the|
I'D light the boys went in the water. The|
Hollister lad got beyon his depth audi
here was strong current which carried
aim ont. He cried for help and wsi heard
by the Mayors coAchman, who started IT.
or him. but could not get TO him. The|
boards OF sslectmen Of New Haven snd|
East Haven happened to be in the vicinity
EN- minutes after the sad affair, looking al
he dividing line between the towns. They
irove to the scene on the call Of the Ward
10Y, who came TO the carriage and told
hem. They spent about two hours look
ng for the body. II was found by crap
pling with oyster tongs in about five feet
u water about ten rods from where he was|
seen TO 20 down by Mr.. Leonard Bradley
and his son Arthur Bradley and First
Solectman II. B. Forbes OF East Haven
They took tho body ashore. No inquest
was deemed necessary. Mr.. Buell. and
Mr.. Forbes brought the body to Judge
HOLSTERS residence, on Olive street.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Burr 4 Marley. our enterprising|
have new advertisement.
The Advent meeting Saturday evening
will he at tho school house in East Man
chester. on Sunday morning 1t Blackmer'a \
Hall.
Asst. Inspector Noyes visited Skinner
Post G. A. r., Tuesday evening. He|
visited the Post At Dorset last week and
will visit Post Dudley this evening He|
reports much interest manifested by the
OF the order.
Fred Phelps attends school at Poult-
hey this fall
DIR. X. l.. Dnnning has gone on the
New York excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ersssus Kelley Of Rut-
'sh' o@'' 's"H 'bttsnk - n. ID iposfh =.
A late crop Of ripe strawberries and
cherries have been found on the grounds
u Mrs N. ID. Smith.
Several people are leaving Dorset /;
Henry Paddock goes to Augusta Wis /.
Miss PomeliA Baldwin to BigeloS. MINI. !;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paddock Bloomsr will spend
ihe winter 10 Ohio.
-opon Brewster is building q substan-
lial frame dwelling houss on tho West!
road for Mr.. HolahAn. The old house on
he premises was built over 100 years ago
BY Oliver Williams.
The lawn party on the evening OF the
18th. under tho superintsndeucs Of Ma.
Dunton, with others Is helpers, wss . sue.
cess financially and those who attended
had nice time. The grounds. illuminA
led with japanese lanterns. looked bsauti