The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-07-21

-Ms Regular Meeting q FACTORY
roini l. o OF held 3, ihcs' Lodge Booia
yRly s4h. tho solloxiHg ueocI were -.
stalled in iorm r. Billisga n. o.. A
sAuioa. Y. o.. J.E MeNssghian, soc,
H. W Lsvrcnoe, Treas
The Pacific Gre company have decia.
I'd 20 bold ibtis lawn party sad dance 10
The cid orchard opposite J. c. ll.ohetts'
on THURSDAY ereaaag Of neKi week
The Gre oompasy vill spare 10 pains in
mailing u an Asair worthy the patronage
~ ibe people Good music will be- fur
nisho8 foI dancing.
Mr. 0ilmsn wilsoa is quiie low and
IL hardly expected 10 recover Since The
above IA. pa, 10 typo Nc learn that Mr.
Wilapn died quite snddcnly this, wednes.
las morning He has been = resident Of
Isis place for more than forty years aud
ior macy years vas largely engaged in the
mailir business. IN which be- accumulated
considerable property. About two years
ago be had shock Of paralysis. since
which time his health has been poor,
though be has been abou. the village an.
I'll quite recently His old business Associ-
Aies have nearly all passed away and for
the las, few years nothing pleased the old
man better than 10 get 10, Of boys TO-
gether and tell them how I'VE used 10 get
out marble on Dorset mountain. He was
born Ia Grafton, Vt. where he lived until
bus marriage.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Jessie Eaton is very sick with pnen-
MONA
Mrs H. W. Richardson from Acton,
MAss., is visiting with her sister Mrs. Alvin
Dsyis
OLIVER, Mr., Frank Wetherbces
horse, departed this life this morning aged
thirty .dye years.
Louis Dufrane has taken the contract
TO stock J. l. McNaughtons mill near the
Green Mountain house with one million
feet Of spruce.
Mr. Olberson Shaw, from Salem, n.
T., Superintendent Of Walker Cos brick
works has just burned a kiln OF hand
struck brick which he claims are Of supe-
rior quality, unequalled by any in the
market
EAsr DORSET
"A barn on the Heman Morse place be.
longing to James Tuohey burned one day
last week, We have not learned the par.
tieulars in regard TO it,
RUPERT.
Last summer two young horses were
missed from Elihu Flowers mountain
pasture. One OF them was afterwards re-
covered but the other is still missing.
One or two other colts were missing from
other pastures in town under suspicious
This spring another colt
belonging to Flowers was missed and az
ter diligeLt search was found in pasture
at considerable distance whore it had been |
placed for keeping by man named Seth
Woodward who has been at work in |
quarry at Poultney. Woodward was ar
rested and brought before Seth Ii. Rising,
Esq, and bound up in the sum OF $500 for
his appearance at the 1ext term OF county |
court Failing to get the required bail he
was taken to the jail at Manchester On
examination Woodward claimed that he
ira led for the colt, not knowing it was
stolen, but did not prove the fact to the
Of the justice. The people in
this vicinity think it about time this steal.
ing business is stopped,
EAST RUPERT.
Oats are looking finely and promise
fair for heavy crop.
The prospect Of building new school
house in District No.. is uncertain.
Farmers are busy securing the hay
crop which is better than the average.
Mr.. 0rson Brewster has suffered from
A severe attack OF bilious cholic but we
hope is recovering.
--Whooping cough has been the rounds
pretty thoroughly in this neighborhood
and is on the decline.
Miss May Danforth and her friend
Augusta Parsons from Pawlet who have
been at work in shirt factory in Hartford
n. Y.
Msa Mary Flower is at home on a
visit to her parents
lee cream is served at the posioilice
every Saturday evening
Another shipment Of cheese from the
Blakley factory last Monday morning.
The mills in this section are at present
running but little, owing to low water in
the streams.
The summer term of ten weeks school |
in the DEMO District, taught 10y Nellie
Bushee, closed last Tuesday.
jerome Belden made last Saturday
ihree hundred and twenty six cheese boxes,
three hundred Of them were made in nine
hours and thirty five minutes. He can do
he same again any day.
BoSDyiLLE,
--Rboda Parsons, about ten years ofage,
lied recently Of diphthcria aud her mother
Nrs. Emily Parsons, is sick with the same
disease,
Mrs. Susan Maynard's house took
ire on the fourth but was discovered in