The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-24


aostsizl
Our physicians have beea sofDephsi
busy ~ late cwibg 10 tho slctnnas 10 the
aiaefesi localities
Miss Frsafie Bushnell. 81 Pownsl.
has been Ia Town few days, the guest Of
Misses helen add Alta MAson
Mr. Dclncr HSrritf. who has been
III for some time, died last Saturday even
ing The inBorsl occurred Of the residence
lasl Tuesday afternoon,
No~ Is the time 10 get those dogs regis
tered and 10 On on, those little pamphlets
40 kindly furnished by the State, and the
fact Of which is every Tar payer has to help
pay for,
The amour, donated by subscription,
500 for the Town Hall has been raised
Aad, strange but true. We have men Of
means in our village who have not con
tribuiee q single dollar. who viii be ben.
Gifted as much As those Who paid. The
names Of those who donsted and the
amounts will be given before long
sourH LONDONDERRY
Six inches Of snow Saturday night.
-shatiuck 4 Goddard have received IL
car loads Of corn and -four since the open
ing Of the road Nov 18th.
The hotel in the place has been sold
by the Messrs. Evans to Col IL. O, Pea
body. of Chester, possession to be given
April lst
john Ellis. while rolling logs at the
Stewart mill last week, got caught by a
rolling log and dslocated his ankle, break
ing one bone.
Measles TO the right Of us, measles to
the left OF us As they have not been
around for ten years every family can be
accommodated now.
The narrow gauge is carrying more
passengers than usual this month. Ninety
last Monday, 100 on Friday on passenger
train beside number carried on mixed
train.
BONNEVILLE.
There are three new cases Of diphthe-
ria, all at George Burbee's.
C b. Williams has received full
line OF new dress goods.
The snow has settled about feet and
most people have commenced sugaring.
Some Of our townsmsn have had a
chance TO ride on the new railroad, having
been summoned TO Newiane as witnesses.
The family of Mr.. Priest, who died
recently, was found few days before his
Heath in very destitute condition. They
i've a mile from the main road and no road
mas been broken to their house this winter,
.hough it is said that Mr. Priest when out a
ew weeks ago tried to get the Selectmen
% break out the road but did not succeed.
Mrs. Priest was not able to get out to the
Dad and though she blew the horn was
lot able to make any one hear. Irving
Johnson CHANGED to pass that way and
made known their sorry condition and
heir wants were speedily supplied. A
physician was summoned but too late to ,
10 the poor man any good. Irving John
ON, Seaman Wtherell and Ellery Wilder
mt them nice pile of wood. OF course ,
,ur good people would not have allowed
hem to suffer had their condition been +,
,nown.
sANDGATR
The New England supper" passed ,
'ff very pleasantly and afforded much en-
oyment to those present. We hope they !
will become regular institution.
Miss Carrie Provan and Miss Genelle
)ovey OF this place and Miss Florence
eaton of Arlington are attending Burr 4 |
burton Seminary the present term. |
BERLIN N y.
Jessie, the -years-old daughter
Hiram Derby, died on Saturday last Of
iphtheria.
--Philo Hull, prosperous farmer OF
outh Berlin, recently sold 7 two-y ear-olds, =
the Folstein breed, at 800 and up
ards, per head.
The freight traffic over the Lebanon
prings r. r. is more than usual, an extra
reight train running over the road daily. .
The wages OF Frank Arson, one of the a
toner's at Whyland's laundry, amounted =,
, just s52 during the month OF February
Prof Frank Bradford of Bennington, Il
t., gave one Of his interesting readings at !,
le Baptist church, last week The Pro- +
'ssor Vas formerly Berlin lad. q
Teachers, authors and others OF seden- -
,ry habits highly prize Malt Bitters. G
Cooley butter was awarded gold medal
Agricultural Exhibition, London, r