The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-16


WA iouad 10 he carrying on an illegisimsi'
business ny way a selling out The arden
10 boys by The bo,ilef.l Some Of oui
iompcrsnoe men promptly took ae,ion Il
The matter bot Mr.. Green ncs lining ih'
hints received. gently shook the aus, o
Manchester from his feet and took BIZ
leave without 80 much As bidding BIZ
friends good by.
The repairs on the station are com
plesed which makes !, quite another build
ing Esquire Conner sits in his nes ofhes
with = bland smile O, contentrnent looking
|" though be vas wiling the world should
roll on. We feel constrained 10 hnd fault
little with the color the binding is paint,
"a with. but stll We are thankful for tbs
improvements as they are.
DORSET
Corn IN some localities was cut down
by the frost, June 7th
-. NJ. Armstrong has been snlArging
aud improving his store.
Mr.. Pratt exchanged pulpits Sunday
with Rev, Mr Moore Of Pavlet
-Dunton has put in An attractive wire
fence on the east aide Of his front yard.
Strawberries ripe a, least weak ear
lisr than usual; We have had them since
the 9th.
Efforts are being made to raise funds
to purchase hell for our church, tho old
one being nearly useless.
--Whooping cough has got pretty thor.
oughly into the school two miles north Of
u.s. Some Of our scholars were exposed
Decoration Day.
The many friends OF Mary Noble
now Mrs Slauson OF Braidwood, Ill, ARE
happy TO meet her here for visit. She
il relative and guest OF Mrs. G. w. Far
well.
The Washington hotel has been IN
dergoing thorough repairs, and is in nice
order for the summer campaign. Baker
has lately added quite an improvement in
his barn. He has q drive well and
pump, which works admirably.
The correspondent OF last week who
referred to A. b. Armstrong as keeping
bachelors hall, might have added that
his new house, finished few months since.
is as cosy and comfortable Is it can be
made, with many modern improvements
nicely furnished, and his daughter. Mrs.
Laura billiard Of Rutland, with her little
son and daughter, have lately visited him
in his new dwelling.
We notice your Manchester correspon-
lent speaks OF 'our envious neighbors in
Dorset getting some one to name it Saints
Rest" Now we are not to blame because
Dorset has more attractions than Manches-
er or Sandgate in scenery or because the
people are so much better; but. We think
hat Manchester has improved since Dor
ct sent her minister, Rev. A. c. Reed.
50 be encouraged, some good may yet go
o Manchester. But we fear that before
my radical change for the better can be Of
ected by our minister, he will have TO take
whip and drive out the money changers,
$ was done nearly ninstsen hundred
ears ago, b.
Grand List or 1880.
PERSONAL, $40, 2S2 90
Zeal Estate, 1894, 542 90
'otal, 1894, S24 90
Grand List Of 1881.
'srsonal 1857, 2s2 25
Real Estate, $780, III rs
'otal, Si70,054 90
Increase, S75, $50 90
'olls are not included in the above, and
nth that exception the amounts are very
early. il not exactly, the same as will be
eturned to the Secretary OF State.
RUPERT.
Mrs. Mary Harrington, wife OF Will
Am Harrington, died at the residence of
er father, Mr., L. d. Hopkins, at West
rupert, the 9th Of this month.
The Del. Il H. G. Co., has lately
rected new water tank at Rupert station.
he capacity Of the tank is one thousand
arrels and is claimed to be proof against
-ost.
Mrs. Mary s., wife of DR.. ID. G. Beebs
I Spart,. Wis, arrived in town last Satur-
ay, Three Of their Eve children, Julia,
pencer and Mary accompany her. They
ill spend the summer here with their
lany friends and relatives.
As suggested by last weeks JOURNAL.
ne charge OF Judge Weary to the Grand
ury at the present term of court touching
ne new tax law. SO called, has been care
lily read, i think, in this community.
either comment or criticism can weaken
he position Of the judge in this matter.
nd the charge must commend itself to all
no regard perjury as an indictable crime.
WEST RUPERT
George Richey is visiting in Saratoga.
Seth Hopkins Of Cambridge was in
,wn Sunday.
Geo. W. Hopkins is suffering with an
bsccss in the ear.
L. A. Bibens has pair Of twin lambs
tat weighed 81 pounds when AZ days old.
William G. Boice shaved last week for
be first time in thirty years; it made him
ick.
A large number from this place At
ended the annual June meeting OF the
disciples held At West Pswlet. last week.
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