The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-11-17

% jas A. Hopkins who has been IN
kansas The past year returned home Las,
week.
DIR. W. CAspenier has moved bis
oiloe FROM A. y. sholdons 10 Spencer
Hopkins
--Danid Parrish has purchase pair
Of registered Co.xwold sheep from . firm
10 Philsdelphia
Fay Green closed has cider mill ios the
season. lAst Saturday. He has made mp
several thousand bushels this fall.
| Mary Blanchard from Aspiu~Al is Wis.
ting her grandfather. WIN, z. Boiee, and
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Roberts closed her school in this
> place on Tuesday, Monday she invited
, our select school Of some tvent. scholars
Ia 10 spell with her school for prize Of
I two dollars to be given 10 the two best
. spoilers The frs, prize was taken by Miss
/: Nellie Biycns, 10 years old. the second 10y
Miss Lena sheldon Of the select school.
DANDY.
Hon. Marcus p. Norton, president OF
the Iron aud Marble railroad company, aud
Mr. Philbrook, vice-president. together
With corps Of engineers and surveyors,
arrived in town on Friday for the purpose
Of surveying aud locating the new railroad
from here TO Middletown Springs. and
from thence across the lake 10 Ticondcroga.
Mr.. Norton says he intends 10 have the
cars running from here TO Middletown
Springs rs soon as July next
John Reed has moved TO Landgrove.
r. |. Batchelder intends to start for
Boston next Saturday with his poultry.
Mrs Sarah Quackenbush has sold her
place TO Rocius Fairbanks ofSouth Read
ing.
John l.. Bayard has caught In one
month fifty-one foxes. two in the same
trap within two days.
C. II. Long has been making extensive
repairs about his house, preparatory to tax.
ing his better half.
Winter school will commence in dis
trict No. 4 Nov Odd. Miss Marcia Col
burn Of Londonderry is teacher.
Mrs. G. W. Whitney has lobster esc-
tus which has had one hundred and ten
buds and blossoms and is in full bloom at
present Who beats this?
There has been hearing before
commission consisting Of Messers Dunton
OF Rutland. Stoddard OF Townshend. Pad.
dock of Pownal in regard to repairing he
notch roal Peru thinks that Dorset and
Landgrove ought to bear portion Of the
expense while those towns are of the oppo. i
site opinion. The decision in this case and 9
also the case Of Whitney VS.. Londonderry
will probably be rendered at the Decem.
Der Term Of court.
The Haynes mill bids fair to become i,
we'll stocked with logs the coming winter. /,
Davis Il Lakin have already about four :
thousand cut aud intend to cut some two /,
more.
LONDONDERRY.
Rev. II. d. Metcalf will preach the
sermon on Sunday, the 20
inst, at the usual hour OF morning service. =
LANDaRovR
lothian Swallo is very i'll and not eX. :.
pected to recover.
Winter threatens. The storm OF Sat. =
lrday left the trees aud fences covered d
with ice.
John Reed has removed from Peru to t
one OF l.. d. Gartields houses IA Clarks.
Tillc.
Il. G. Clyton recently lost q portion Of
'ne finger by getting too near the bust
ness side OF q saw.
The Fl. II. Harlow place lately vacated
BY l.. ID. Garfield has again changed hands,
which causes some of the curious TO won
Ter, but wait little and it will DO explain.
,d. /"
The second installment OF town taxes =
re in the hands OF the treasurer. Ii paid y
,efore Feb. LIST 1882 the legal discount A
will DO allowed. On all sums unpaid at 1
hat time warrants will be issued.
W. w Wiley. Town Treasurer.
ARLINGTON. .
--fhe last Of the New York excursions
rom here returned Monday aiteruon, all e
epoting an enjoyable time.
Mrs. q. W. Miltimore who has been
lere for several weeks has returned to her
home in Chicago.
A snow storm Of considerable severity =
prevailed here Tuesday morning and made q
,yerything look like winter; but at this h
writing it is tim wing with prospect Of ,
warmer weather. :,
"A new firm in the blacksmith business Il
las started at East Arlington. At the old D
Hiram Madison stand, the firm name be
az Carroll 4 Mattison. We wish them
God and profitable business. :,
Mrs. J. J. Dadman has returned from a
Jew York again with another supply Of n
Millinery goods for the winter trade. All :
hose wishing hats or bonnots Of the latest :,
tyles can get them by, calling on her. II 4
prices. l.
Mr.. Chas. Garfield has leased the sash J.
nd blind department Of the car works and
rs commenced business in til at line. We
espeak for him good busin, Ms As he has
ad experience in that work, and knows
ow TO do good lob. y