The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-12-22

Y church Friday eveGing The lard in The
place a. Mondsr 2glh inst. ~ reported in
lGsi weeks issue
Forty couples attended Al The resi-.
dsnoe Of Nj. and Mrs N. A. Monroe "a
celebrate the 6iiieih anniversary Of their
marriage last week Monday evening.
--one hundred and tfiy persons were
prevent At ihe 25ih anniversary Of VIE mar.
rage O. Mr.. and Mrs ID. r. Smith At their
residence LAT week Friday evening The
presenn we're numerous. and in behalf o!
donors we're presented By G. d. Leach.
1 The cheese rooms were prepared for those
Who wished 10 dance and there was quite =
number The party adjourned at - N.
wishing Mr. and Mrs Smith many happy
years Of JOY and prosperity,
LANpanovE
lothian swallow il able TO 81, mp
again.
--Sarel and VIM. Richardson 20 TO
Massachusetts, this week with 500 lbs OF
poultry.
Any one wishing the Boston Journal
for 1852 can have il sent TO any Office by
leaving 81. 20 at the post Office here,
One Of the meanest tricks man can
do is to promise what he does not intend
TO perform.
The weather is mild but many people
are anxious for snow TO help on the lumber
business.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers
and Mechanics Hall Association will be
held the 3rd Saturday OF December. for
the election Of officers and other business.
All should be present.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Our citizens were shocked to learn
Thursday morning that Della, wife OF
Hon j. L. Martin had died ut 9 o'clock
Wednesday evening, shortly after giving
birth to a daughter. Mrs. Martin was a
lady universally respected and her loss to
the community will be deeply felt Her
funeral on Saturday, drew larger number
of persons together than the writer has
ever seen at this place on similar occas.
ion. The services we're conducted by Rev.
H. G. Leavitt OF this place assisted by
Rev. J. S. Goodall. OF West Randolph.
This floral display was very beautiful.
friends from different points, bringing or
seading these beautiful emblems OF i'm
mortality. Mrs. Martin was member OF
the choir OF the Baptist church and it was
in excellent taste that the orchestra was
tastefpIly arranged in mourning and in
pace usually occupied by Mrs Martin,
was beautiful floral anchor. The loss,
falling heavily upon this community, is
most keenly felt by the husband, and to
him every one extends the most heartfelt
sympathy.
ARLINGTON.
The funeral OF Mrs. II. f. Stone was
very largely attended last Saturday, the
Rev. J. Randall officiating.
THAT comical Browns show came off
ut Town Hall as advertised, but it was
pretty slim al air and witnessed by very
small house.
DR.. Geo. B. Haskins has just received
from the government pension OF several
hundred dollars, which will put the doctor
10 pretty good condition financially.
The ladies' OF st. James parish are all
very busy trimming up the church for
Christmas again, all Of which is very APP
propriate but requires good deal Of hard
work.
MIR. Edgerton, an organ man. mot eY
lctly an organ grinder, but II mau selling
organs, has been in town for u few days.
and we learn has been quite successful in
hat line of business having sold several
IN Instruments
MIR. Thos. Higgins our very efficient
md obliging barber, was precipitated into
he mud last Tuesday from the back Of
Wild horse he WAS attempting to ride.
No damage was done except to his clothes
md feelings,
Mr. Albert Amidon. former resident
II this town and Sunderland has been very
lick for several days at his home in White
Jreek. n. Y, but We learn he is no worse
md good prospect Of being better soon.
We hope ho will soon be convalescing.
STATE NEWS