The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-03

Mrh Enepon EasAbrcots son And
asaghser ase visiting iricnds IN iarrenoe-
rille. Ia
Df, Goldsmith q Rslland was called
down on Tuesday 70 perform ai1culi
operation
Our factory andcr iis new propriesors,
= improving hnely add il turning 81 .
larger stock a blankets than ever before
Mn. Susan Colson, one q ihs oldest
residents a Manchester, Is rery low abd
hardly expected 10 reoovcr.
Notice has come to US Of the marriage
in ST. Paals church Las Vegas. New Mer-
ioo Mr Geo r. Wheelock and Miss Addis
Roberts, daughter o. Iymaa q. Roberts
formerly o. Manchester
1t Is expected thai there sill be ser
vices At The Episcopal church ne1i Sunday
afternoon. beginning a, ; o'clock, aud on
every alternate Sunday after until the
severe weather sets in.
Albert Lspway Tor Lapoinil. ron Of
Joseph Lapoint Of this place was killed
by the cars at Mechauicsyille last Thurs
day. He bad been employed as brakeman
on the Rutland a Washington, II. r., but
had been discharged and was looking for
situation when he met with his death.
There was al interesting Sunday.
school conccr, at the Baptist Church Sun
day evening. Among Other good things,
Miss G, NJ. Reynolds had an original poem
on the lifo and work Of Moses. W. would
give il in the Journal but for its great
length lfwould probably occupy consid-
erably over a column.
At the meeting held in Adams Hall
last Friday evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing lyeeum, the following officers
were elected. Frank Pierce, President,
+. d. Giddings, Vice President, Henry @.
Hit, Secretary, W. Aiams, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Beach committee ON music The first
meeting for debate will be held in Adams
Hall on Friday evening. Question: Re-
solved that women should be allowed to
vote on the same conditions as men. Dis
pntauts. L. G. Burr and ]. q. Martin All,
II. Howard and Frank r. Spring. Neg.
AT this time when "reminiscences of
Gen Lafayette are in order one in con-
nection with one Of our towns people will
b OF be out of place. On the occasion of
AIS last visit to this country Mrs. Mary
Morrill, Of this village who is a grand
81 Gen. Sullivan Of Revolutionary fame,
he friend aud correspondent OF Lafayette,
was young miss of sixteen at school in
Portland Me, aud was one of several
Young ladies who. when the French
General visited that city raised arches OF
lowers over his head as he passed. This
attention she says lie acknowledged with
he courly grace for which he was noted
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Henry Lawrence has raised his new
louse.
r. Colvin closes up making cider this
week. All who have neglected to get their
ider will please call for it at once.
Mrs Roberts. notice Of whose death
ppears in this issue Of the JOURNAL, was
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Amos Brown
( East Manchester.
Miss Ida Chapman is teaching this
al in Dandy.
Prof II. j. Humphrey of Poultney,
as been in town the past week.
MIR. Charles Underhill and wife, OF
sutland are visiting his parents here.
g. Reed is improving his residence in
a this place, materially, with large win
ows, etc.
Rev. Asa Farwell, is teaching select
chool in Good Templars hall, in this vii
,ge. He commenced Monday.
PERU.
j. B, Simonds, who has been visiting
tends la Massachusetts,, has returned.
John W. Farnum will sell at auction
n Saturday, Nov, 9th at 10 A, NJ, a pair of
Tree year old steers, a pair Of work horses,
rm implements and household furniture.
JAMAICA.
M. NJ. Smith has bought the Fred
yder farm for $500
&C, s. Clarke is building him a new
sidcnce on Factory street.
-. II. Peabody of Boston, Mass, has
nrchased the Henry Whitman farm for
!, 400
Edward Jacobs recently purchased
10 Addie J. Smith residence on Main St. I
r $500
Alexander Cummings has rented 4
acksmith shop in Peru village He is (
experienced workman.
The Jamaica Agricultural Society met
/ Tuesday to make arrangements for
wn fair next year
ARLINGTON
Geo. b. Holden is putting a new coat
paint on bis house which viii much i'm.
owe its looks
- John Burdett, Of New York, spent
Indsy in town with his father lessee :,
irdeit, Esq,
MIR NJ L. Norton is purchasing large
antilles Of wool in this vicinity for Mr..
hitby, Of Eagleville. N. Y. !,
The track Of the B. 4 II. Il. Il. is DO Ct
{ put in tirstclass order. in the yard "
re, by the veteran railroad man Mr.. in