The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-10-20


Miss Elia rholph, s In town.
We are happy 10 zee Nay spd Flora
Dsniorth out again.
Lee Eastman who has spent some lime
IN tho West "a in town Again.
We were very much surprised 10 read
10 the Salem Prra that Mr., Miles Pepper
Of Fast Rupert ia married 10 Miss Laura
Chapman Of Dorset
LaNpGnoyG.
Mn Colbum is under the doctors
care.
o. W. Richardson who has been q
greA, sufferer for years from fever sores Is
worse again.
The reccn, freeze nearly ruined all the
apples 10 this section and some fields Of
potatoes were half frozen.
s. A. Richardson is buying butter and
potatoes in this place. He pays 70 cents
for butter and GO for potatoes.
People whoare making depreda,ions
on their neighbors' effects will do well to
take the feathers from their cap unless
they are willing TO be exposed.
&C. W. Woodward Of this town took
the iirt prize for Maple sugar a, the Bat.
senkill valley fair. Any one wishing TO
buy nice pail OF sugar neI. spring will
know where to find II.
Joseph. that pig weighed at four
weeks old "a pounds. Pretty good We
think and II we hear OF any one inquiring
for the best breed OF swine. unless we can
supply him We will direct him to Joseph
slocum, Factory Point, Vt, that is IL
Joseph takes the Manchester Journal.
II he does not We will secure his subscrip-
ton before Nov LIST
ARLINGTON.
Rev. DIR. Canfield's house on Water
street nearly completed and will make
a fine improvement on that pleasant street.
Mr.. Sipperly, the photographer, who
has been here for long time has taken up
his house and gone We think Mr.. s. did
q good business while here.
A good many Of the X. II. employees
and some others went to Bennington Sun
LAY on the special train to attend the fun
eral Of Chas. Sibley the engineer who was
30 suddenly killed last week.
The dance at Town Hall last Friday
night under the auspices of the ETHAN Al
len Council" Jr. o. U. A. NJ. was largely at
Tended and passed of very we'll We learn
hat this society will have another dance
N two weeks.
Miss Ella L. Wilmarth OF Newport.
\. H., proposes to teach class in paint
ng and drawing at the house OF i. s. |
Janfeld. Terms, style of painting etc,
With all particulars may be learned upon
application to Mrs. +. S. Garfield, Mrs. J.
<. Batchelder. Mrs. l.. G. Woodwork and
Ar. II. 7. Eaton. West Arlington.
BERLIN NY,
Nineteen have been baptized here du-
ing the late revival at tho Seventh Day
Baptist church.
--Abram Warriaar was married Oct. 10
0 Miss Fannie Maxon by the Rev. f. L.
faryott. We wish the young couple all
manner of good luck.
-Lapham & Hull are shipping potatoes
rom this station to New FORK, and are
aging 50. so per barrel.
"A strong temperance sermon may be
earned from the death Of the late DIR. A. L.
Iull With hosts OF friends, this man, less
han forty years old, standing high in his
rofession, went down AS many another
Dung man with bright prospects has gone
own into drunkards grave. Drs. Bon
econ and Clark, who were ordered by
'oroner Green to make an examination of
he stomach of the late DIR. Hull, with the
lew Of arriving at the real cause Of death,
ave reported in writing that death was
urely the result Of an excessive use Of
quor. This discovery settles theories OF
cath having been caused by injuries sus-
aimed through an assault by the Berlin
otel keeper in June. or by m overdose Of
hloral The inquest will he concluded ct
'erlin by Coroner Green. WHO anticipates
verdict in accordance with the findings
the physicians.