The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-20


latest iuyeniion. gathered co "Wednesday
JNn issh. some Hi tho parsonage In ID
afternoon ADD others Al The ''Bronale
Hoasc" 10 the evening where all enioye
good time and LEI, behind purse Q
tveniy one dollars. besides many nssfu
articles for which Mr. and Mrs, yInceT
make grateful acknowledgement
scrrn isSposprnsr.
The narrow gauge has proved u
ability 10 plough through snow drift
equal 20 the best Of them.
--our community was startled, Satur
DAY, BY the intelligence Of the death o
Judge Arnold who has long held prom
inent place in town and county affairs.
JAMAICA
Della, daughter of II. J. Sage, is pro
nounoed dangerously III with canker-rash
DIR. Ray. our rising young physician
is soiourning briefly In the different cities
in Massachusetts,.
w Muzzy is to sell at his Residence
one-half the product Of bis farm, Jan. 22nd
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
y. l.. Howard will open writing class
in this village on Monday evening for the
benefit OF his schoolmates.
M. l.. Boynton and John i. Knowl-
ton have secured competent teacher to
instruct them in the art OF telegraphy.
#. J.. Young, having bought out Mr..
Barnes in the meat business. is laying in q
nice stock OF ice to use the coming sum
mer.
Allie Barnes and Wesley Phillips are
TO leave town for Mass, the former will
take position in Worcester and the latter
in Orange.
-. b. Muzzy win ship to parties in
Boston, in few days. a carload Of fine
sheep, twenty OF which will average 127
pounds in weight
The dramatic entertainment on Jan.
18th was perfect success and was pleas
antly rendered to full house. Music
was furnished by Vale and Parkers band
Fred Sprague took advantage of the
excursion to Brattleboro last week by sud,
denly and unexpectedly committing mat
rimony without tho consent Of their pas
and mas.
Miss Alice Brown and Principal c. G.
Boynton, Of the Leland and Gray Semi
nary at Townshend, gave an interesting
entertainment at our Opera
Hail. last Friday evening.
AT the annual stock holders meeting
Of the West River National Bank last
week Tuesday, Hon. J. l.. Martin of Lon
ionderry and N. b. Gale, Esq, Of Wards
boro were elected as directors in addition
10 the old board
AT the annual meeting of the Jamaica
Savings Bank, Jan. 9th, Hon. f. l.. Water.
nan was elected President, O. r. Garfield |
Vice President, j. G. Rob inson Treasurer
md the same trustees were elected as have
leld the position heretofore. The bank
$ sound and in as fourishing condition as
my in the State
Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Miltimore are in
own for few days.
DR. w. s. Phillips has been quite sick,
,ut, at this writing, is better. and will soon
Ne out again.
= Mr.. John J. McAuley is also in town, ,
rived on the 10 a. m. train Tuesday
norning Jan 18th.
Quite party went from here Tuesday |
vening to attend the drama entitled j
Patriot Sons Of rs" which Custer Post,
10, AZ, are producing. 1t will be remem-
cred that Dudley Post presented the
anne play here two years ago. II
AT regular communication of Red
fountain Lodge, No. 50, held at Masonic
all, Arlington. VT, Jan. l4th, 1881, the |
blowing resolutions were adopted: L
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Gre
tor OF the Universe to take from among :
$ our beloved Brother William p. Eaton,
lerefore, be il
Resolrei, That while wc delpore the loss
I our deceased Brother remembering
iat our loss is his gain, we humbly bow :
submission TO the Divine Will, who =
oeth all things well.
Resolred, That we extend to the family
the deceased our heartfelt sympathy in
lis their hour of bereavement.
Resoired, That the Lodge room be
raped in mourning for the space of three
lorrths. {
Resoirei, That the Secretary be in
ructed to furnish the family Of our de-
,ased Brother with copy OF these reso-
Itions and that they be printed in the
Ianchestcr JOURNAL and the Bennington
amer.
G. H. PHILIPS, VI
+ T. 5 ). s s1ss"s, Com :
BERLIN N. Y.
-Whyland's laundry has not been run
ng very regularly of late.
There have been forty-two deaths in I,
wn for the past wear OF 1880.