The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-04-21


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' ARLINGTON
a Bishop Bissell was IN town last Thurs.
. day evening aud dictated at 81, james
G church at evening service,
J Mrs. Dadman is out OF town for fow
9 days, visiting friends in Fitehburg and
Boston. She will return sometime during
the present week
4 The services at St James church on
Easter Sunday were largely attended IN
the morning. The floral display was very
good The Rector, Rev. j. Randall, Off
eiatei and preached very interesting SER
mons, both at the morning and evening
services. The weather was little cold
for spring bonnets although few Of the
ladies appeared with them.
F. b. Edgerton was badly hurt one
day last week by a knife flying from ma
chine that he was at work at the knife
striking him on one side OF the face, cut
ting several severe gashes and knocking out
several teeth. The wound was dressed by
DR.. Phillips, and at this writing Mr.. Ed
gerton is very comfortable, so much so
that he was able to ride out, Monday.
AT the annual meeting OF St james
| Parish. held at the church Monday eve
ming, April 18th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: YES
trymen, A. ID. Garfield, NJ II. Deming, G.
Il Vault, Geo b. Holden, Jesse Burdett,
A. S. Davis, NJ L. Norton, L. G. Wood
worth, c. s. Hard; Sen. Warden, A ID.
Canfeld; Jr. Warden, NJ. II Deming; Sec.
T.. G. Woodwork; Treas, L. \. Garfield;
Delegates to Convention, j. Burdett, NJ.
H. Deming, L. c. Woodwork; Substi
tutes NJ L. Norton, C. b. Vault, A. S.
Davis
Mr.. John Stakeholder, young man
of East Arlington, died very suddenly at
Wardsboro, Sunday morning, Mr.. 5. was
STAYING with his mother at the above
named place, and not feeling well went to
doctor for medicine and consultation; was
taken worse while there and died at the
doctors house. His remains were brought
Al. A. AL, |
Sunday. The doctors here, after examina-
ton, pronounced it heart disease and Won
dered how he had lived so long with his
heart so much affected. His funeral took
place at East Arlington, Tuesday, the 10Th.
wooDFoRD.
-Seldom-April showers.
j. r. Robertson is better.
More ice is being harvested this week
The going on the mountain is 'lior
rid
The water mills are not running full
blast vet.
Frank Moon OF Jersey city has locate ed
in town.
Frank Knight has gone to the invalid
hospital, Boston.
Mrs. c. ID. Sawyer is visiting at Rut.
land and vicinity.
&C. ID. Sawyer has sold his "boys" to
Lon Cutler, of Stamford.
Billy Bowles has concluded to sum
mer on the home farm.
Fred Stone locates on tho s. o. Gro
mack farm at Bennington.
Club Stoddard manifests heaps OF
anxiety to become landlord.
The little Hinglishman still lives
Just as if nothing had happened.
Lets see? Wasn't there sugar :
party last week Thursday evening.
Lyman Bowles has sold the L. j.
Temple plantation to Footc and son.
M. r. Duntcn justly merits his pro-
motion to Asst, Supt., of the Rutland
Col NJ, Co. :
"A remonstrance against the character
OF more than one man in town would make
quite a circus.
His father says that that young job n
son will developeto be true blue demo-
crat All wrong.
Beckley's immense furnace business at
Chatham and vicinity heaps Of charcoal
hereaway.
Our thanks are due to the editors Of
the Phoaograph, Ord, Neb., for copies Of
that spicy and interesting paper.
The lake has been mantled with snow
aud ice for ITO consecutive days. Let's
bic away to Norway or Swedenl
--Scarle, fever prevails, one death has
occurred in VIM. Mallary's family. and
four other members are sick in the same
The Bailey brothers, Cassivs and
Sandy have gone TO Manchester N. H.,
while Edward takes Boston, Mass, for his
future home.
Lewis Bishop has moved into Repre-
sentative Mallory's new house, and Mr.
Mallory has returned from White Creek,
coating with his mother.
SOgTH BENNINGTON.
We are sorry to learn that James Is. /
Nichols, who has been at work for some
fears in Cambridge. n Y, is at home i'll
We hope that with the coming warm
Weather, his health will be restored 30 that